Countries Visited Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia
The driest country in sub-Saharan Africa, Namibia is home to some of the most incredible, Martian-like landscapes on our planet. The deserts here are also one of the last remaining refuges for the San people – Namibia’s oldest indigenous inhabitants. The journey starts at the breath-taking Victoria falls in Zimbabwe, and winds its way through the Okavango Delta in Botswana which is home to some of the world's most endangered species of large mammal, such as the cheetah, white rhinoceros, black rhinoceros, African wild dog and lion.
The tour reaches if climax in Namibia with visits to the infamous Etosha National Park, Fish River Canyon Park and to the highest sand dunes in the world at Sossusvlei. Full of surprises and personal touches along the way – this is the safari of a lifetime!
Start Victoria Falls, ZIMBABWE
Finish Windhoek, NAMIBIA
Day Location Notes
1-3 Victoria Falls, ZIMBABWE Vic Falls, sunset cruise, historical bridge
4/5 Chobe National Park, BOTSWANA Game cruise and game drive
6/7 Okavango Delta Mokoro day trip into delta, scenic flight
8 Ghanzi, NAMIBIA Bushman experience, game viewing
9 Waterberg Plateau Nature walk
10 Tsumeb Rare minerals site
11/12/13 Etosha National Park Game drive
14/15 Otjitotongwe Cheetah project, Himba tribe,
16 Spitzkoppe Nature walks
17-19 Swakopmund Cape Cross Seal Colony, local township
20/21 Sesriem Namib Naukluft National Park, Exploring Sossusvlei, Dune 45 & Sesriem Canyon
22 Fish River Canyon Afternoon walk
23 Ai Ais Hot springs
24 Keetmanshoop Giants playground, Quiver tree forest
25/26 Windhoek, NAMIBIA City tour, final group meal
Camping option USD $7,200
Non refund deposit USD $500 to confirm seats;
2nd deposit 8 weeks USD $3700 (8 weeks out);
balance USD $3000(*local payment)
Lodging accommodation option USD $8,250
Non refund deposit USD $500 to confirm seats;
2nd deposit 8 weeks USD $4050 (8 weeks out),
balance USD $3700(*local payment)
The local payment is a last payment you make onsite. It’s paid in American Dollars cash at the start of your safari. This local payment provides us with the cash needed for expenses paid to local businesses. It also means we can operate in a way that directly supports local businesses and wildlife authorities as we travel.
