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The best area to stay in Seronga is within the concessions bordering the Okavango Delta, as this offers unparalleled access to wildlife and the natural environment.These concessions are typically private reserves surrounding the main Seronga village, providing an exclusive and undisturbed safari experience. They are characterised by their proximity to the delta's waterways and floodplains, meaning you're right in the heart of the action with game drives and mokoro (traditional canoe) excursions readily available from your lodge.For couples, staying in one of the luxury tented camps or lodges within these concessions is ideal. These properties often offer intimate settings, exceptional dining, and guided activities like sunset boat trips or walking safaris, creating memorable and romantic experiences.Families travelling with older children will also find these concession areas excellent.

The best time to visit Seronga is during the dry season, from May to October, when wildlife viewing is at its peak.During these months, the floodwaters from Angola have typically reached the Okavango Delta, causing the channels and lagoons around Seronga to swell. Animals congregate around these permanent water sources, making them easier to spot during mokoro (traditional dugout canoe) excursions and boat trips. The weather is generally clear and sunny, with cooler temperatures, which is more comfortable for outdoor activities.Couples looking for a romantic and exclusive safari experience will find this period ideal. The lower water levels elsewhere in the Delta mean that the wildlife is concentrated, leading to more frequent and impressive sightings. The clear skies also offer fantastic opportunities for stargazing, adding to the allure of the wilderness.For those interested in birdwatching, the shoulder months of April and November can also be rewarding. While not strictly part of the peak dry season, these months offer a transition where many migratory birds are present, and the landscape is still accessible. However, temperatures can be higher, and there's a greater chance of rain.