One of the ways to do is to do a water safari on a boat called mokoros , traditional canoes used by the inhabitants of the delta
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One of the ways to do is to do a water safari on a boat called mokoros , traditional canoes used by the inhabitants of the delta, and get them to one of the islands to the mainland to spend the night between hippos and noise hyenas , shelter and a fire under the most beautiful and clear starry sky imaginable. All washed down with Amarula , a kind of coffee liqueur that is made with the fruit of a tree of the forest and to the elephants which become happy from time to time . From there we went straight to one of those places that a traveler has always as slope, the Okavango Delta . A strange river that springs from the heart of the Kalahari, to soak it all in life and lost again between dry Africa. It is difficult to describe a site that runs on mocoros (a kind of canoe ) , through papyrus reeds and lilies and a amazing wildlife hidden in the environment (it is difficult , at least convey the feelings ) . Lying on the boats , driven by a " puller " that handles mocoro with a long wooden stick that dips into the shallows that drown the desert , life seems easy. They drink the spring water , catch fish with a net, sleeping under the sign of a candle in the middle of an uninhabited island.