Mokoro Safari
Thousands of years ago, the Bushmen skillfully navigated the Okavango Delta using dug-out canoes made from large tree trunks for hunting and gathering. Today, this tradition continues with eco-friendly fiberglass canoes, providing a sustainable alternative primarily used for game viewing safaris. This transition reflects the preservation of cultural heritage while adapting to modern environmental needs.
Thousands of years ago, the Bushmen skillfully navigated the Okavango Delta using dug-out canoes made from large tree trunks for hunting and gathering. Today, this tradition continues with eco-friendly fiberglass canoes, providing a sustainable alternative primarily used for game viewing safaris. This transition reflects the preservation of cultural heritage while adapting to modern environmental needs.
Thousands of years ago, the Bushmen skillfully navigated the Okavango Delta using dug-out canoes made from large tree trunks for hunting and gathering. Today, this tradition continues with eco-friendly fiberglass canoes, providing a sustainable alternative primarily used for game viewing safaris. This transition reflects the preservation of cultural heritage while adapting to modern environmental needs.
