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16 Days in Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe
Witness profound beauty within three neighbouring countries. Begin in the Waterberg region, known for its big cats and conservation, before travelling to Onguma Game Reserve where prolific wildlife calls 34,000ha of land 'home'. Rundu serves as the perfect stopover to Mahango Game Reserve, the sheer diversity of which is wondrous. Visit Caprivi, the gateway to Botswana where the mighty Chobe awaits. Round off your journey in Zimbabwe and marvel at Victoria Falls.
The Waterberg region is often passed over for other more popular attractions in Namibia. With a country brimming with so many natural wonders, it can be hard to choose what to include on your itinerary. The Waterberg region...
The Waterberg region is often passed over for other more popular attractions in Namibia. With a country brimming with so many natural wonders, it can be hard to choose what to include on your itinerary. The Waterberg region should undoubtedly be included and can easily be added in when travelling from Windhoek to Etosha National Park and the Caprivi Strip. Known as the gateway to the Waterberg region, Otjiwarongo means “beautiful place” and it certainly lives up to its namesake. Serving as a major business and shopping hub for a number of smaller towns and the surrounding farming community, Otjiwarongo offers efficient and helpful local services. The Waterberg...
Okonjima Plains Camp is a conservation project focused on rescuing, relocating, and rehabilitating Africa’s big cats. Guests can experience leopard and cheetah like never before by tracking spotted felines on foot or...
Okonjima Plains Camp is a conservation project focused on rescuing, relocating, and rehabilitating Africa’s big cats. Guests can experience leopard and cheetah like never before by tracking spotted felines on foot or from game-viewing vehicles, and by watching them stalk their prey and interact with each other in their natural environment.
Onguma Game Reserve can be found on the eastern border of Etosha National Park, covering 34,000ha of protected wilderness. A well-kept secret (probably not for long) as it is steadily leaving an imprint on travellers looking...
Onguma Game Reserve can be found on the eastern border of Etosha National Park, covering 34,000ha of protected wilderness. A well-kept secret (probably not for long) as it is steadily leaving an imprint on travellers looking to discover the wildlife and landscapes that this part of Namibia is becoming increasingly well-known for. Onguma is home to over 30 different animal species consisting of plains game, predators, and more than 300 bird species. They are also the custodians of the endangered Black Rhino. The neighbouring Etosha National Park is home to a prolific array of wildlife, including 4 of the Big 5. The summer months at Onguma are of particular...
At Onguma Bush Camp, guests can have their cake and eat it too. With access to Namibia’s premier wildlife park and the convenience of night drives and off-roading on its own reserve, this family-friendly destination...
At Onguma Bush Camp, guests can have their cake and eat it too. With access to Namibia’s premier wildlife park and the convenience of night drives and off-roading on its own reserve, this family-friendly destination is a necessary addition to any Namibian itinerary.
Bordering Angola and located in the north-eastern tip of Namibia, the rapidly growing town of Rundu is the main administrative and economic hub in the region; renowned for its goat, millet and cattle farming as well as its...
Bordering Angola and located in the north-eastern tip of Namibia, the rapidly growing town of Rundu is the main administrative and economic hub in the region; renowned for its goat, millet and cattle farming as well as its intricate wood carvings made by locals. Its location between Katima Mulilo and Grootfontein make it an ideal stopover while the Portuguese influences prevalent throughout due to Angola’s close proximity are sure to make for a fascinating stay. With the tourist boom that has stemmed from Rundu’s convenient location, wood-carving artefacts have become the unofficial symbol of the town with visitors able to purchase any number of wooden...
Hakusembe River Lodge is one of those welcome breaks on a long journey, with friendly hospitality and plenty of activities to get your legs stretched, you will be glad you made the stop. The lodge offers varying accommodation...
Hakusembe River Lodge is one of those welcome breaks on a long journey, with friendly hospitality and plenty of activities to get your legs stretched, you will be glad you made the stop. The lodge offers varying accommodation options, from bungalows to camping, so there is something to suit all travellers.
Mahango National Park is for the seasoned safari-goer, or those looking to go “off the beaten track” in search of a true wilderness experience. Located in the north east of Namibia on the Botswana border, the...
Mahango National Park is for the seasoned safari-goer, or those looking to go “off the beaten track” in search of a true wilderness experience. Located in the north east of Namibia on the Botswana border, the impressively varied vegetation of the 24 400ha reserve is considered by many to be one of Namibia’ s most fascinating and diverse conservation areas due to it forming part of the Caprivi Strip and consisting of flood plains belonging to the Okavango River basin. From wetlands to woodlands, baobabs to grasslands and year round water from the river, these distinct habitats ensure a varied wildlife and birdlife extravaganza. Mahango is home...
Experience the invigorating country and wildlife of Kavango region of Namibia at Divava Okavango Lodge & Spa. Thatched chalets and the relaxing spa afford magnificent views of the Okavango River, and boat cruises to the...
Experience the invigorating country and wildlife of Kavango region of Namibia at Divava Okavango Lodge & Spa. Thatched chalets and the relaxing spa afford magnificent views of the Okavango River, and boat cruises to the lodge’s private island and the nearby Popa Falls are sure to create long-lasting memories.
The Caprivi is a thin strip of land that makes up the north-east region of Namibia. This area of the country has many unique characteristics: 6 tribes call the area home; it shares its borders with Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana...
The Caprivi is a thin strip of land that makes up the north-east region of Namibia. This area of the country has many unique characteristics: 6 tribes call the area home; it shares its borders with Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana and Angola; it is surrounded by the perennial Chobe, Kwando, Linyanti and Zambezi rivers and is home to Bwabwata, Nkasa Rupara, Mudumu and Mahango National Parks. Albeit a gateway to all these regions, there are few developed towns in this area, but small subsistence villages are plentiful. The Caprivi’s appeal lies in the untouched nature of its surroundings. The region’s capital town is Katima Mulilo, located on the banks of...
The unique riverine forest in which Lianshulu Lodge is found sets it apart from your run-of-the-mill safari. Scenically seated along the Kwando River in Mudumu National Park, explore the birders’ paradise and wetlands...
The unique riverine forest in which Lianshulu Lodge is found sets it apart from your run-of-the-mill safari. Scenically seated along the Kwando River in Mudumu National Park, explore the birders’ paradise and wetlands by boat while Kalahari woodland and open plains are waiting to be discovered on foot or by vehicle.
The Chobe Region's vast wilderness is an inviting place for an African traveller with many exquisite places to stay, tons to see, much to do and of course elephants, lots and lots of elephants! What's more, this part of the...
The Chobe Region's vast wilderness is an inviting place for an African traveller with many exquisite places to stay, tons to see, much to do and of course elephants, lots and lots of elephants! What's more, this part of the continent is the meeting place of not one, but four countries: Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, and Namibia.
Chobe Elephant Camp offers an authentic wilderness experience in Chobe, Botswana, removed from the concentrated crowds on the eastern side of the park. Collaborating with tribes native to these surroundings and going the...
Chobe Elephant Camp offers an authentic wilderness experience in Chobe, Botswana, removed from the concentrated crowds on the eastern side of the park. Collaborating with tribes native to these surroundings and going the extra mile to reduce their carbon footprint, a safari experience shared with the passionate team at Chobe Elephant Camp is profitable to all.
Words frequently fail to capture the grandeur of Victoria Falls, but if you were to look for an apt description, you probably wouldn’t find better than its Kololo name ‘Mosi-oa-Tunya’, which roughly translates to ‘the smoke...
Words frequently fail to capture the grandeur of Victoria Falls, but if you were to look for an apt description, you probably wouldn’t find better than its Kololo name ‘Mosi-oa-Tunya’, which roughly translates to ‘the smoke that thunders’. Spanning nearly two kilometres and dropping about 108 metres, this UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site is the largest waterfall in the world—thanks to the sheer volume of water cascading over its crags every minute.
A stone’s throw from the Victoria Falls town centre and a hop, skip, and jump from the Falls themselves, Batonka Guest Lodge is a peaceful and affordable option for those visiting Zimbabwe. Easily reached by the airport and...
A stone’s throw from the Victoria Falls town centre and a hop, skip, and jump from the Falls themselves, Batonka Guest Lodge is a peaceful and affordable option for those visiting Zimbabwe. Easily reached by the airport and with a plethora of activities on offer, this lodge is a convenient and comfortable base.
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Through our volume and direct relationships, we will ensure that you never pay more than you should. We’re so confident that if you manage to somehow find the same holiday for less, we'll beat it.
We’ve slept in the beds, tasted the food, met the people and seen the wildlife. Then we went back and did it all again, just to be sure. We’ll keep on going back to ensure that what we recommend is perfect for you. We pride ourselves on being the authority on African travel.
We want only the best for the place we call home, and that’s why are devoted to conservation and community upliftment. Join us, and leave your legacy in Africa.
16 nights
Explore some of Namibia & Botswana's greatest highlights on this self-drive adventure from Sossusvlei to Swakopmund & Caprivi to Chobe.
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Celebrate World Rhino Day with a conservation based tour. Connect with the local community in the Mother City of Cape Town, embark on a rhino conservation mission with Wildlife ACT and end off your journey on a rhino safari in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, housed by South Africa's wildlife mecca, The Kruger National Park.
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Venture from Cape Town to Cape Winelands, desert to delta, and top it off with a visit to Victoria Falls - uncover Southern Africa with this sensational tour.
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Explore some of Southern Africa's most enchanting landscapes, from the Cape Peninsula to the Okavango Delta.
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14 nights
Tour to the incredible Okavango Delta and the mighty Victoria Falls, topped off with a scintillating luxury train trip.
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15 nights
Southern African sightseeing is at its finest with this tour including Cape Town, the Cape Winelands, the Okavango Delta, and Victoria Falls.
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