Khwai
Set in the North-Eastern part of the Okavango, Khwai is a community run concession based …
along the northern shore of the River Khwai. It sits between the Moremi Game Reserve and the Chobe National Park and is a very beautiful area that is popular with those in the know.
Due to the varying habitats found throughout Khwai, from riverine woodland to open savannah, from mopane scrub to leadwood thickets, there is an immense diversity of flora and fauna to be found here.
The dry season of July to October brings many elephants down to the river, often numbering in the hundreds, whilst buffalo are often found almost always being tracked by the many lions in the area. Due to the large numbers of impala found in Khwai, the leopard and wild dog populations is excellent, and rarely does a safari in the area not encounter at least one of theses on a game-drive. Occasionally there are roan and sable antelope that come down through the mopane woodland towards the river, for a drink.
The dry season of July to October brings many elephants down to the river, often numbering in the hundreds, whilst buffalo are often found almost always being tracked by the many lions in the area. Due to the large numbers of impala found in Khwai, the leopard and wild dog populations is excellent, and rarely does a safari in the area not encounter at least one of theses on a game-drive. Occasionally there are roan and sable antelope that come down through the mopane woodland towards the river, for a drink.