Etosha, Okavango & Chobe - 14 days

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  Angela

  Asked on February 9th, 2026

  Do you sleep in a tent? Normal tent or fixed tent? Do you sleep on the ground (mat/mattress) or are there beds? What does the agency include (tent, mat, sleeping bag)? What temperatures usually occur in July (Namibia/Botswana) and how is the cold managed? Are there showers and bathrooms? Do they usually have hot water? Are there nights in the open with nothing? At the stops, is there laundry, washing machine / laundry service? At how many stops approximately? How does luggage work on the truck/vehicle? Limit of kilos or size? Does the luggage go in a closed compartment?

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    This tour uses fully serviced camping meaning the crew set up and take down the tents for you each day. You sleep in spacious 2-person dome tents. These are standard safari tents meant for two adults. Camp beds and mattresses are provided, as well as a sleeping bag and pillow. You do not sleep directly on the ground, and you do not need to bring your own tent. The included sleeping gear makes it much more comfortable than basic ground camping. Facilities vary by campsite. At many sites (especially established public campsites), you'll have shared bathroom blocks with toilets and hot showers. In more remote areas (e.g., Spitzkoppe or true bush campsites) there can be simple facilities or none at all — meaning basic long-drop toilets and bucket showers or natural facilities. The crew will always do their best to choose sites with adequate facilities where possible. There isn't a laundry service included. Some larger camps or towns you stay near may have local laundry services, but this is not guaranteed at every stop. Luggage is stored in the overland truck/vehicle's storage area, separate from passenger seating. There is a general guideline of around 15–20 kg per person for soft-pack luggage so it fits comfortably in the storage area. Soft-pack bags (duffel type) are recommended rather than rigid suitcases, as they pack more easily and fit better in storage. July is mid-winter in Namibia and Botswana. Days are often sunny and mild, but nights can be cold — often below freezing in desert or open campsite areas. This is normal for the dry season. Warm clothing for evenings, layered clothing for the day, and a warm sleeping bag (included) are recommended.
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  Jason

  Asked on March 1st, 2025

  What is the accommodation for this tour please? Is it hotels etc.

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written March 2025

    This is an overlanding tour, with a mixture of camping and 3-4 star hotels.
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  Louise

  Asked on November 10th, 2023

  They would like to visit Zambia and Zimbabwe. Their ideal itinerary would include Victoria Falls, safari, connect with a performing arts company, visit schools/young adults.

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written November 2023

    We don't offer customized tours in Africa. We only run group tours in this part of the world. We don't have any tour that combines 7 days in Zambia and 7 days in Zimbabwe. We have some group tours to Zimbabwe but they also include Botswana and/or South Africa.