For Oddballs’ Camp or Delta Camp in the Okavango Delta, Botswana, the baggage you can bring along to the island is limited to 20kg per person, packed in soft bags only. The flights will be with Cessna 206/210 or equivalent aircraft from Maun to the Delta bush airstrip on Chief’s Island and operated by Delta Air.

Water levels in the Okavango Delta are not high every season: this can be a limiting factor on the mokoro excursions to short trips across channels to access areas for guided walking. Bring along good walking shoes with you. Although water activities can be limited due to the water level in the delta, this is very good news for game viewing, as with lower water levels game viewing is phenomenal.

If you are planning to fly as pilot in your own or rented aircraft, it is best to bring your own headsets for you and your passengers. If you bring a hand radio, the radio needs to go into the check-in luggage and cannot be carried on board as hand luggage when you fly commercially to/from South Africa.

If you are planning or want to participate in a walking safari or a sleep-out in the bush in the open air with one of our field guides, bring a sleeping bag and good walking shoes. In any case, it is advised to bring a hat to protect against the sun, lots of screen tan lotion, Deet mosquito repellent and medicines to protect against Malaria.

As African Flying Adventures, we offer arrangements for the group safaris at a full catering, all-inclusive price. That is, our offer includes the hotel/lodging full-catering but does not include any airfares, local (taxi) transportation except on arrival on the first day where we pick you up from the airport and on your last day back to the airport. Additional wines or drinks during meals and special wines, champagne or spirits that you order in the lodges are excluded from the all-inclusive price. The aircraft rental, the aircraft fuel, landing- and parking fees and overland- and landing permits are also not included.

For custom designed personal trips, the situation might be different from above, in which case we will specify on our offer to you what is included and what not. Check the Tours details for more information specific to each Tour.

On our wine tours, you can buy the wine you taste at the wineries. If you want to buy wine, we will provide with a box specifically designed to ship wine and we will ship it to your home address at a charge.

Yes! On group tours, a pilot with extensive African bush experience will be flying along in a support aircraft. You will in such cases be charged an additional concierge service fee for the guides and pilot flying along. Flight support: each flying day you will get an extensive briefing discussing the weather as well as route options. The pilot will also bring along survival equipment and we have aircraft engineers on standby to support us where needed in case we run into mechanical issues that we can not easily solve while en route. Additionally, we track all participating aircraft from our back-office with satellite trackers and the support pilot coming along has a way to communicate by satellite link.

If you are not participating in a group tour, but flying on your own, we will support you from day to day with the clearances, permits, the filing of flight plans as well as giving you regional weather updates. However, we won’t be flying along with you in a support aircraft.