Okavango River

Pictures collection of Okavango River

Okavango River Delta, Okavango River facts

Visit Okavango River Delta, enjoy Okavango River facts and attractions such as fauna includes elephant, African buffalo, hippopotamus and Blue Wildebeest. Avifauna

Okavango Facts & Information - Botswana Facts & Information

Fed by the Okavango River, the Delta is a watery labyrinth of narrow canals that are best navigated by Mokoro, read more about the Okavango Delta on the Rhino Africa

Okavango River Botswana - World Map, Map of the World

A visit to the Okavango River in Botswana offers the tourists the pleasure of bird watching. Different species of wildlife can also be explored along the banks of the

Okavango River - Botswana Travel Guide - Expert Africa Bradt

(campsite and 4 bungalows) P Bag 28, Maun; tel/fax: 6863707; email: freewind@info.bw Okavango River Lodge first opened in the late 1980s and stands on the opposite

Okavango Delta - :: Botswana Tourism Organisation ::

Shaped like a fan, the Delta is fed by the Okavango River, the third largest in southern Africa. It has been steadily developed over the millennia by millions of tonnes

Welcome to Okavango River Boats, Botswana.

The Okavango Delta is home to a variety of fish and birds, making bird viewing and river fishing one of the great things to do on the luxury accommodation offered by

Okavango River facts - Freebase

Facts and figures about Okavango River, taken from Freebase, the world's database.

AfricaFiles | Botswana: Sharing the waters of the Okavango River

Botswana: Sharing the waters of the Okavango River Summary & Comment: Botswana, Namibia, and Angola all have conflicting interests in the waters of the Okavango

Diving with Okavango River Crocs | Big Animals Expeditions

July 5, 2011. Diving with Okavango River Crocs. Written by Amos Nachoum. I am on a scouting mission, diving with crocodiles in Botswana, and it is amazing!

SOUTHERN AFRICA: Developing a Pristine River: The Okavango Basin

Mokoro dugouts in the Okavango Delta: the Okavango River Commission must meet development needs upstream while protecting water quality downstream. GABORONE, May 29