Qorokwe is sited in the south east of the Okavango Delta along the Gomoti channel that sets its division from Moremi. The forested grasslands of Qorokwe are a wonderful habitat for predators, especially lion and leopard. Aside from thrilling game drives, guests encounter unique experiences with the indigenous heritage of the Bayei tribes and scenic guided canoeing with cultural guides. For ornithology enthusiasts, Qorokwe is a birding paradise with a unique display of both land and water species found amongst the acacia, mopane, grassland and shallow wetlands of the Okavango habitat. Qorokwe is sited in the south east of the Okavango Delta along the Gomoti channel that sets its division from Moremi. Qorokwe’s western boundary is marked by the Santantadibe River which lends the quintessential habitat of the region with palm-rich woodlands, open grasslands and seasonal floodplains on the islands. With diverse biomes such as these, Qorokwe concession is a unique habitat in the Okavango for the year-round variety of wildlife and birding. The constant availability of grazing plains provides an abundance of prey animals and predators sighted. Large herds of Elephant are frequently sighted in this classic Okavango Delta setting.