Botswana Overland Safari | The Journey to Moremi in the Okavango Delta | Episode 1 

Does give a great perspective doesn’t it…glad you enjoyed.

We’re just getting started! 😉

Thanks Joe - appreciate the comment. Yes, it was great to get up to Botswana for just under two weeks. The Okavango delta is an amazing place - we only saw a fraction of it in this series. But I’ll be back for sure. Enjoy the content! 😎

Excellent! Thank you. Episode 2 in edit as we speak. 😜

Hey Damian - thanks for your comment - glad you enjoyed the video. I haven’t done Namibia yet - but it’s high up on my list. I’ve only heard good things. You will love Botswana when you visit in 2024 - friendly people, lovely country, amazing safari/overlanding opportunities. Keen to hear how you find it once you get back. 👍🏼

@@graemecumming For Namibia try and do an overnight at Spitzkoppe Community Campsite. It's truly spectacular and definitely take the tour from Swakopmund to Sandwich Harbour.

Thanks Damian - will add this to my travel notes and plans. Much appreciated. 👍🏼

@@graemecumming Graeme, you mentioned the German couple who rented the vehicle from Bushlore in Maun. Did they return it at Kasane or back in Maun?

@@damianmcdonagh7908 they rented in Maun and dropped off in Kasane. No issues at all. Seems to be a common way of doing it.

Glad you enjoyed it Elsa - thanks for the love.

Hi Catherine - thanks for your comment. I’m glad you enjoyed the content. We crossed into Bots at Martin’s Drift. I don’t recommend using this border as it was so busy. There’s another border post about 40kms away - Stockport - it’s quiet and very efficient. We came back into ZA via Stockport.

Absolutely - thank you Chris. Appreciate the comment. If you can make the trip happen, I'd highly recommend it.

Hey Graham - we left for Bots on 6th April and got back to Joburg on 18th April. Good month from a weather perspective - no real rain (we had some light evening showers), hot during the day, and mostly dry tracks through the swamp region.

Sorry that this annoys you. I add music mainly because I don’t have sophisticated equipment and when I record using my GoPro, there is a lot of wind noise that hits the microphone - making it quite unpleasant and noisy. The music drowns this out to an extent. If I manage to capture natural sounds without the wind distortion, I will typically drop the music track so that sounds can be heard. That’s the simple and honest reason from my perspective. Keep watching though - I’m sure you’ll eventually start to enjoy the backing tracks that I select for the nature scenes you’re watching.

@@nickboshoff9114 thanks for your opinion. Will try harder next time. 👍

Hey Morris - thanks for reaching out and for your comment - and especially for your help on the day. We caused a bit of a traffic jam, but we could tell that you guys were eager to jump in and help out - and we definitely appreciated that - thank you again. I'll be uploading the rest of our trip over the coming few weeks - Episode 2 will drop on Saturday. Hopefully we get to meet again one day, on a trail somewhere - we owe you a few beers ;-)

Thanks JK. Had a blast! 😎