River Crossings in Moremi

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Walk in Africa / Okavango / River Crossings in Moremi

5 Mar

The Okavango Delta floods annually. This flood derives its water from rains that fall far in the north in the Angolan Highlands. This water takes months to reach the Okavango Delta. Last year’s flood was extremely high and the water level is still

extremely high. On my recent expedition with Uncharted Africa we had to do several exciting river crossings. Have a look at the video of one of our crossings.