14 Day Botswana and Namibia Fully Serviced Tour

On day 1, we will meet at the hotel for a pre-departure meeting at 15h00. There will be time in the afternoon to visit Victoria Falls, which is without a doubt one of Africa’s most spectacular sights. Lunch and dinner will be at your own expense

Once we crossed into Botswana, we spend the night along the banks of the Chobe River. There is no doubt that Chobe is a place famous for its beautiful scenery, magnificent sunsets, and abundance of wildlife and birds. The following day begins with a morning game drive on the Chobe River, followed by a sundowner game viewing cruise on the river.

We travel through Chobe National Park before crossing into Namibia and heading to the eastern edge of the Caprivi region. Upon crossing the border into Botswana, we travel by road to our lodge in the Okavango Delta which is situated on the edge of the delta. The following day, we travel 30 minutes by boat into the delta. As part of our mokoro and boat excursions, we explore the back channels of the Nxamasire area of the delta. In addition to the larger islands, there are also smaller islands within the delta where game walks are conducted depending on water levels.

We cross back into Namibia after leaving the Delta. Upon entering the Caprivi Strip, we travel to Rundu where the camp is situated amidst lush vegetation with a view of Angola over the Kavango River.

As one of the most important reserves and game sanctuaries in Africa, it is home to thousands of wild animals, including blue wildebeests, springboks, zebras, kudus, giraffes, cheetahs, leopards, lions and elephants. On Day 7, we take part in a game drive in the late afternoon. Following our game drive the next day, we set up camp outside the park after a full day of exploring the park.

We drive through the vast and rugged terrain of Damaraland in the south. Wide gravel plains intercept its mountain ranges, which flow into sandy riverbeds with dense vegetation, and hot, dry valleys. The Spitzkoppe Mountains provided an ideal setting for setting up camp. We recommend that you spend the afternoon exploring the stunning surroundings on foot. There is no doubt that our remote bushcamp will leave an indelible impression on you due to its spectacular setting. Lunch will be at your own expense.

Following breakfast, we depart for Swakopmund where we will spend the afternoon exploring this German colonial town.

During our journey, we pass through ever-changing landscapes in our quest to reach our camp situated near the edge of the Namib Desert. A morning departure is planned for Sossusvlei, where we will stop in the dune belt to see the changing colors of the world’s highest sand dunes. A five-kilometer walk leads us to Sossusvlei and Deadvlei. We will enjoy a short hike through the Sesriem Canyon in the afternoon.

In the morning clients are transferred to Windhoek. We spend the night at the Arebbusch Lodge and enjoy the local cuisine in Windhoek.

During the morning, you are free to explore the capital city of Windhoek before being transferred to the airport where your tour will come to an end.

Meals: Breakfast