Itinerary
- Days 1 - 2
Livingstone
Your adventure kicks off around 2 pm in Livingstone, Zambia, meeting your tour group and guide. You'll walk along Victoria Falls, known locally as 'Mosi oa Tunya' or 'thundering smoke,' to see this natural wonder up close. Optional activities like white water rafting, helicopter flights, and boat trips are on offer if you want them. Camping both nights here.
Included Activities
- Walk along Victoria Falls
Optional Activities
- White water rafting
- Helicopter flights
- Boat trips
Landmarks Victoria Falls 
- Days 3 - 4
Livingstone to Caprivi Strip
After crossing into Namibia at Sesheke, you'll travel through the Caprivi Strip, a narrow water-rich region between Angola, Botswana, and Zambia. This lush landscape is home to numerous wild animals and lots of birds. You'll spend two days watching wildlife in this remote area, including a boat tour on the Kavango River that shows a different side of Namibia. Camping both nights.
Included Activities
- Border crossing at Sesheke
- Wildlife observation in Caprivi Strip
- Boat tour on Kavango River
Landmarks Caprivi Strip Kavango River - Day 5
Caprivi Strip to Rundu
Starting with breakfast surrounded by nature's sounds, you travel along the Okavango River and pass through settlements with traditional thatched round huts where local wood carvers and craftsmen often work. Camp gets set up on the riverbank near Rundu for the night.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Breakfast amidst the sounds of nature)
Included Activities
- Travel along Okavango River
- Visit local settlements and craftspeople
Landmarks Okavango River - Days 6 - 7
Rundu to Etosha National Park
You head deeper into Namibia's interior to Etosha National Park, one of southern Africa's most wildlife-rich protected areas. The park's centerpiece is a huge salt pan surrounded by waterholes that attract elephants, antelopes, and lions. Mornings and afternoons are spent on game drives through the park. Camping both nights at one of the state camps inside the national park.
Included Activities
- Game drives in Etosha National Park (morning)
- Game drives in Etosha National Park (afternoon)
Landmarks Etosha National Park Etosha Pan 
- Day 8
Etosha National Park to Brandberg
Heading to Brandberg, Namibia's highest mountain massif, your camp is set up on the dry riverbed of the Ugab. You'll explore the mountain region on foot and see ancient rock paintings, including the famous 'White Lady.' The area's rare desert elephants that have adapted to this arid environment might show up.
Included Activities
- Explore Brandberg mountain region on foot
- View rock paintings including the 'White Lady'
Landmarks Brandberg White Lady rock painting - Day 9
Brandberg to Spitzkoppe
Traveling south through beautiful desert landscape, the Spitzkoppe massif comes into view. Camp is positioned right at the mountain's foot. You'll hike through the rocky landscape and experience the vastness and quiet of this remote area.
Included Activities
- Hike through Spitzkoppe rocky landscape
Landmarks Spitzkoppe 
- Days 10 - 11
Spitzkoppe to Swakopmund
You travel through flat, wide plains toward the Atlantic Ocean, stopping at Cape Cross to see the seal colony, then continuing to Swakopmund. You'll have a full day to walk through town and choose from sand-boarding, quad biking over the dunes, or the 'Living Desert' tour to learn how plants and animals survive in the Namib Desert. Dinner at a restaurant is optional. Staying two nights in a guesthouse.
Included Activities
- Visit Cape Cross seal colony
Optional Activities
- Sand-boarding
- Quad biking over the dunes
- 'Living Desert' tour
- Dinner at town restaurants
Landmarks Cape Cross Swakopmund Namib Desert 
- Days 12 - 13
Swakopmund to Sossusvlei
Leaving Swakopmund, you drive through Namibia's unique 'lunar landscape' toward the Namib Desert and Sossusvlei, home to the world's highest star-shaped dunes. The hike to the dune tops takes you along the ridge through the sand. You'll also check out the nearby Sesriem Canyon. Camping two nights in the desert.
Included Activities
- Explore Sossusvlei star-shaped dunes
- Visit Sesriem Canyon
Landmarks Sossusvlei Sesriem Canyon Namib Desert 
- Day 14
Sossusvlei to Windhoek
Heading to Windhoek, Namibia's capital, which sits in a valley and combines modern architecture with historical buildings from the German colonial era. After a walk through the cosmopolitan capital, you can have dinner at one of the many restaurants if you'd like. One night in a guesthouse.
Included Activities
- Stroll through Windhoek
Optional Activities
- Dinner at town restaurants
Landmarks Windhoek - Day 15
Windhoek to Kalahari
For the 15-day trip, you head toward Botswana and spend the night in the heart of the Kalahari. You'll go on a hike with a San Bushman who teaches you about life in this harsh region, traditional hunting techniques, customs, and traditions. Camping overnight.
Included Activities
- Hike with San Bushman
- Learn about San culture and survival techniques
Landmarks Kalahari Desert - Day 16
Kalahari to Maun
You reach Maun, the gateway to the Okavango Delta, the only delta in the world that doesn't flow into the sea but seeps into the desert and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Final preparations happen here for the next two days. The afternoon is yours to spend as you like. An optional flight over the delta is available.
Optional Activities
- Flight over the Okavango Delta
Landmarks Okavango Delta Maun - Days 17 - 18
Maun to Okavango Delta
In the morning, traditional mokoros (dugout canoes) take you deep into the Okavango Delta with experienced local guides. You explore the ramified labyrinth of this unique inland delta, one of the world's largest and most animal-rich wetlands. Camp is set up in the wilderness on a remote island. You'll explore the bush on foot with guides, reading tracks and tracking wild animals.
Included Activities
- Mokoro (dugout canoe) journey into the delta
- Bush walks with local guides
- Wildlife tracking
Landmarks Okavango Delta 
- Day 19
Okavango Delta to Makgadikgadi
Traveling from one natural experience to another, you head to the shimmering white and endless salt pans of Makgadikgadi. When the rains come, you can see a great spectacle with thousands of flamingos filling the pans. Camping overnight.
Included Activities
- View Makgadikgadi salt pans
Landmarks Makgadikgadi Pans - Day 20
Makgadikgadi to Chobe National Park
Leaving the salt pans, you drive to Chobe National Park, probably Botswana's most famous national park. The impressive Chobe River runs through it and attracts the largest elephant population in Africa. In the late afternoon, you'll take a boat trip into the sunset where you'll likely spot gray elephants on the riverbank. Staying overnight in a lodge.
Included Activities
- Sunset boat trip on Chobe River
Landmarks Chobe National Park Chobe River 
- Day 21
Chobe National Park to Livingstone
After a final breakfast in Africa, you drive over the legendary Kazungula Bridge to Livingstone, where your journey ends at the airport around 12 noon.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cross Kazungula Bridge
Landmarks Kazungula Bridge 
