Best Maun Honeymoon Activities
THE BEST Things to Do for Honeymoon in Maun
Best Maun Honeymoon Activities
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Multi-day Tours • Nature & Wildlife Tours
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- MarcoLondon, UK163 contributionsGo in the wet seasons when you can go in a mokoro canoe down the canals the elephants create by walking through the tall grasses. Amazing place to be.Written October 11, 2024This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
- Ken G2 contributionsJack and his team gave us a great experience in Botswana. As first time safari
goers we were amazed at the number of different species and the numbers of each type. Among these we saw many antelopes ; elephants; lions; hippos; giraffes;
wild painted dogs; monkeys; zebras as well as many others. The food we were served each
day was excellent. We could not believe the bread and cake that was baked in the bush in a tin oven. The information given to us by Jack and company was great.
He tracked animals to find them for us and then positioned our vehicle for us'
to take pictures. All of our questions were answered in detail.
All in all a once in a lifetime experience made great by Jack and his team.
We would recommend Tony Mobile Safaris to anyone interested in taking one
and ask for Jack as your guide.Written October 31, 2024This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. - NamgahWinston Salem, NC152 contributionsThis was a very unique way of spending a day. You may or may not see animals, but need to be open-minded about the environment. You guide can tell you about the trees, plants and even dung and how it was or is used.
We were fortunate (with Ronnie) to see elephants, giraffes, hippos, zebras and some interesting antelopes. We learned a lot of information about how the land and resources have been used by both the animals and people in the area.
The mokoro (boat) transport was extremely relaxing. You basically have to relax because you shouldn't move around much in them. The "poler" is your guide and your means of getting to the island for your walk (we got about 5 miles in) and for your lunch.
What bothered me some had nothing to do with our guide or the mokoro trip at all. It was the check in process at the camp. I found the manager(?) owner(?) fairly rude toward his employees, not particularly helpful, more bothered (part 1). There was some trouble getting our credit card to process, so he took over and led us to the bar area (passing by the mens' camp restroom that smelled horrid). From there, we were given a rundown of what to expect of this daylong event. Then we were sent with Bruce to the actual site.
Bruce, our driver, was great and is a former resident of the village that makes up the mokoro "staff" of polers/guides. Lunch is provided once you finish your walk on the island. Though we were there in winter, it heats up during the day and you're in full sun. We were given a liter of water to carry on our walk. (Part 2) Ronnie, our poler had no water. When we finished our walk, our cooler was waiting under a tree in the shade and we were to eat the provided lunch. There was no plate for Ronnie, but enough food for us. There were two more liters of water. We insisted that Ronnie eat and take one of the waters. He took the utensils and plate to the water to wash them and then ate. Perhaps it's the way things are done, but it was bothersome that the person doing all the work wasn't considered. Upon our return to the camp site, where our car had been parked (in the designated parking spot), a man urged us to move it. He seemed to imply that we had been there long enough. It was the only car there and was not interfering with anything. Not sure what the harm was or why it could be an issue.
This was an entire afternoon excursion.Written July 22, 2017This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
