Catch a tigerfish, watch a fish-eagle and get lost in a green labyrinth of papyrus.
The northern part of the Okavango Delta often gets overlooked in favour of Moremi and Chief’s Island. While this part of the delta may not have the abundance of game that occurs in the south, it’s a prime region for angling and fishing – especially tigerfish and bream. Wake in the morning to the crystal-clear call of an African fish-eagle, then cruise down the labyrinth of papyrus-lined waterways in a fishing boat while kingfishers and cormorants dive between the reeds.