One of the finest ways to witness the wildlife around Sanctuary Baines' Camp is from a locally made dugout canoe, known as a mokoro. These used to be carved from ebony but are now made from fibreglass to protect the fragile environment of the Okavango. Float around the waterways and lagoons that make up the delta, scouting for animals such as crocodiles, while enjoying a remarkable view of the plains game from a new and exciting perspective. For the less intrepid, the camp also offers motorised speed boats for use when the rivers are in flood. (All water based activities are seasonal and dependent on the water levels of the delta.)