The Namibian Delta Photo Safari with Shem Compion and Danielle Carstens October 2026

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The Namibian Delta Photo Safari with Shem Compion and Danielle Carstens October 2026

5 February 2026 - 5 February 2026

USD $7 600,00 pps / USD $8 000,00 single

This webpage offers you a glimpse of the safari. For the full details of the safari with a day to day itinerary, full logistics, details of accommodation and a comprehensive list of what is included and excluded, please download the full brochure.

SAFARI OVERVIEW

Your Guides: Shem Compion & Danielle Carstens
Group Size: Maximum 8 participants (minimum 4 guests required), split across two vehicles. Maximum 8 participants (minimum 4 guests required), split across two vehicles. Single occupancy is limited to 3 spaces only.
Dates: 17–24 October 2026
Duration: 7 nights
Starts / Ends: O.R. Tambo International Airport, Johannesburg
Recommended for: Photographers of all levels who want an Okavango-style experience in a quieter, lesser-visited ecosystem, with flexibility and extended time at sightings.
Fitness level: Low to Average – you’ll need to climb on and off a safari vehicle/boat, and walking is optional (guided walks are 16+). Conditions can be dusty and the terrain uneven.

The C4 Experience: This safari is designed around unrushed photography. With exclusive use of camp and concession, your days can flex to match the best light, behaviour, and subject matter. Hosting support focuses on positioning, settings, and developing your photographic approach in real time.

HIGHLIGHTS

Safari Highlights

6-night stay at Nkasa Linyanti, a newly opened camp within the greater Okavango ecosystem for a true Delta-style experience in Namibia.
Explore Nkasa Linyanti National Park, a remote extension of the Linyanti–Selinda region with floodplains, channels, and woodland habitats.
Exclusive use of both the camp and concession, allowing flexible daily schedules and extended time at sightings.
Small group experience: maximum 8 guests across two vehicles for space, patience, and a considered approach in the field.
Okavango-style wildlife viewing with relaxed elephant, buffalo, and strong predator presence in a low-pressure, underexplored setting.
Fully inclusive in camp with all meals, local soft drinks, and alcoholic beverages included, so your focus stays on the safari and photography.

Photography Highlights

Photograph relaxed Okavango Delta wildlife in a lesser-visited part of the ecosystem, with minimal vehicle pressure and more time to work a subject.
Strong predator potential, including lions and other large carnivores moving naturally through floodplains and woodland edges.
Open, uncluttered landscapes that support clean compositions, subject isolation, and strong background control.
Extended sightings made possible by exclusivity and flexible schedules, ideal for behaviour, interaction, and storytelling sequences.
Variety of photographic habitats: river channels, seasonal water, dry woodland, and floodplains for changing light and different visual styles.
Two-vehicle setup gives photographers room to rotate angles, adapt to light, and shoot without being rushed.

Testimonials

What C4 Photo Safaris guests say

We had a fabulous trip, everything went smoothly, and we got fantastic photos. Wouldn’t have changed anything other than wishing we could stay so much longer. Thanks again!

Natalie and Chris Hanna

C4 Photo Safari always provides reliable and professional service and every staff member from C4 has been wonderful to deal with. The booking for our latest trip in June 2024 to Botswana is no exception. From our initial planning to finalization the communication has been prompt and helpful. The expertise and in-depth knowledge C4 possess has been essential and very helpful to us. We look forward to booking our next Africa trip with C4 in future.