Thread: who's in Africa?

Originally Posted by Xtreme

We stayed in a cabin at Guma Lagoon Camp and did a one day Mokora Trip. The cabins were well set up with spectacular sunrise views over the lagoon - probably enough room to set up two kids beds on the floor, management was agreeable. Rates seem quite good at AUD$130 per night for the cabin or AUD$34 for a camp site - see here Guma Lagoon Camp - Rates

The accom in the pan-handle of the Okavango Delta seems to be a lot cheaper, all the previous camps in that region said they were good for fishing and bird watching, no mention of other wildlife. How did you find that area for game watching?

Originally Posted by Michael2

The accom in the pan-handle of the Okavango Delta seems to be a lot cheaper, all the previous camps in that region said they were good for fishing and bird watching, no mention of other wildlife. How did you find that area for game watching?

Not much game at all at the lagoon. Best place for game was on the evening river cruise at Chobe - even saw elephants swim across the river right in front of us.

I've added some pics to previous post re Guma Lagoon.