Deep Africa mobile safaris

✅ Who they are & where they operate Deep Africa Mobile Safaris is a mobile safari operator based in Kasane, Botswana. They market themselves as offering “authentic, immersive safari experiences” — with expert guides, mobile camps, and tailored itineraries through Botswana’s wilderness. Their track record appears credible: their website claims “15+ Years Experience” and “500+ Happy Travelers,” with a rating around 4.9/5. According to a safari-bookings platform listing, Deep Africa Mobile Safaris offers tours covering many of Botswana’s signature wildlife areas: Moremi Game Reserve (Okavango Delta) Chobe National Park Nxai Pan National Park / Makgadikgadi Pans National Park Central Kalahari Game Reserve Other locations (depending on season/availability) such as delta areas, pans, etc. So if you’re located in Botswana (as you are), Deep Africa gives you access to many of the most iconic safari destinations without having to travel abroad. 🎯 What They Offer — Safari Style & Services Deep Africa Mobile Safaris provides a “mobile-camping safari” experience. That means instead of fixed lodges, you move through the wilderness and stay in tented camps along the way. Their advertised features include: Mobile camping accommodations — Tented camps set up in wilderness locations, giving you immersive bush experience combined with comfort. Guided wildlife & nature experiences — Professional local guides who know the wildlife, the land, and often the culture. Tailored itineraries / flexible tours — You can pick from different safari packages (depending on interest, time, budget), or potentially request custom tours. Range of safari types — From “standard” mobile camping to richer safari experiences. On their website they show packages like: A 7-day “Chobe & Savuti Explorer” safari (targeting big-game & river/wildlife) A 5-day Moremi Reserve safari (wetlands, delta, birding/wildlife) A 4-day Makgadikgadi Salt Pans safari (for landscapes, migration, salt-pan environment) Affordability & varied budgets — On safari-reviews site their pricing range was given (though note: their listing indicated “no safaris offered … at the moment” on that particular platform) — but when active, packages appear to aim at a range of travelers. Customer-service oriented and accessible booking — Their contact info is publicly listed (phone/WhatsApp/email), making it fairly straightforward for people to reach out and set up a safari. 🌿 What “Indoors in Safari / Comfortable camp life” Means with Them Sometimes “mobile safari” suggests rough camping — but for many operators (and this appears true of Deep Africa), it’s more than that. Based on what they advertise and what similar mobile safari operators in Botswana offer, you can likely expect: Comfortable tented accommodation (not bush-sleeping on ground) — tents likely with proper bedding and at least basic amenities. Organized meals prepared for you (not “you bring your own food”) — as is common with mobile safari operators. A structure: guides, staff handling camp setup / logistics / cooking / cleaning, so that you don’t have to manage all the “camp chores.” For longer safaris, a sequence of different wilderness environments — wetlands, river zones, salt pans, savanna — offering diversity rather than a fixed-lodge routine. So while it’s “mobile,” it can still be quite comfortable. It’s a middle ground between a “rough overland backpacking trip” and a “luxury lodge stay.” ⚠️ What to Check / Be Aware Of According to the listing on that safari-booking site, at the time of browsing there were no active safaris listed for Deep Africa Mobile Safaris — this suggests availability may fluctuate; it’s worth contacting them directly rather than assuming packages are always running. As with any wildlife safari: animals are wild and sightings are never guaranteed. Being remote and mobile means sometimes conditions (weather, water, animal movement) affect what you see. If you prefer maximum comfort (like a luxury lodge with permanent facilities), a mobile-camp safari may feel more “bush-camp” standard: check what tent type, bedding, sanitary/shower/toilet facilities are offered before booking. Safari ethics and safety: Their site emphasizes respecting wildlife, environment, and local communities — staying safe, not feeding or disturbing animals, following guides’ instructions, etc. 📞 How to Engage / What to Ask When Booking If you reach out to Deep Africa Mobile Safaris, these are useful questions to ask to ensure the safari matches your expectations: What type of tents and bedding are provided (e.g. ground tents, Meru-style tents, with enamel beds, bedding, mosquito nets, etc.). What sanitary facilities are available (Showers? Bathrooms? En-suite or shared? Hot water?). What meals are included (full board? dietary accommodation?). What wildlife areas are included in a given itinerary, and what kind of game you can expect (big-five, birding, wetlands, migration, etc.). How many people will be in your group (are safaris small-group, shared, or private?). What logistics are included: transport to start point, game drives, transfers, safety measures.