OT Staff & Waquar Habib
Navigating the Amazon conducts you through lush rainforest brimming with jaguars, giant otters, capybaras, harpy eagles and over 600 bird species, offering unparalleled biodiversity in a boat safari setting.
This river flowing through Chobe National Park draws vast herds of elephants, hippos and crocodiles. Boat cruises deliver jaw-dropping wildlife views, especially of elephants bathing beside the water.
Offering dramatic views near Victoria Falls, the Zambezi’s water safaris reward travellers with sightings of elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and waterbirds via canoe and motorboat excursions.
The Ganges flows through the Vikramshila Gangetic Dolphin Sanctuary, where visitors can spot endangered Ganges river dolphins alongside diverse fish and birdlife during river safaris.
Flowing through multiple countries, the Mekong offers wildlife viewers the chance to see rare freshwater dolphins, water buffalo and diverse bird species near Cambodia’s Tonle Sap Lake.
Within the Serengeti’s western corridor, the Grumeti River stage is famed for dramatic wildebeest crossings among crocodile-infested waters as part of the Great Migration spectacle.
Winding through South and North Luangwa National Parks, this river supports very high hippo populations and guarantees sightings of crocodiles, birds, and grazing game in the dry season.
Connecting Lake Edward and Lake George, Kazinga Channel is home to large concentrations of hippos, buffalo, elephants, crocodiles, and rich birdlife in boat safari environment.
Located within Nyerere National Park, the Rufiji’s lush waterways support hippos, crocodiles, elephants and bird species, offering secluded, water-based safaris far from Masai Mara’s bustle.
The fertile Ulanga Valley fosters diverse wildlife, including buffalo, elephants, hippos, lions and endemic species like the Udzungwa red colobus and Ulanga weaver bird.