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Windhoek · Khomas · Namibia
15-Day Namibia, Zimbabwe and Botswana Safari
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The Experience
What your day looks like
This traditional safari provides a breathtaking excursion through Namibia's most stunning spots, as well as the Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe and the Chobe National Park in Botswana. Although there are several lengthy travel days on this trip, all of the highlights feature 2-night stays. The lodges are stunning, cozy, and ideal for an exciting safari. On this 15-Day Namibia, Zimbabwe and Botswana Safari you will visit several tourist attractions like Namib Desert, Brandberg Mountain, Etosha National Park, Kavango River, Okavago Delta, Caprivi to mention but a few.
Highlights
Why travelers choose this experience
- Walk along Victoria Falls edge to take in the sheer force of the water
- Expansive desert landscape of the Namib Desert
- See the breathtaking Deadvlei and Sossusvlei vistas
- Spectacular desert scenery can be seen while flying down the Skeleton Coast
- Amazing photographs can be taken of elephants
- We'll visit the Mahango wildlife Reserve on a morning wildlife drive
Your Itinerary
Your day, step by step
Day 1
Windhoek
Welcome to Namibia! Upon arrival you will meet your safari guide for transfer to Namib Desert. Then, after traveling through the undulating hills south of Windhoek, we'll descend the escarpment towards the arid plains and stop at Solitaire for the best apple tart in the entire world (own expense). We'll go to our lodge this afternoon and take in the expansive desert landscape of the Namib Desert.
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Windhoek
Accommodation included.
Day 2
Windhoek
Sightseeing at Namib-naukluft National Park. We'll go to the Namib Nauklauft National Park to see the breathtaking Deadvlei and Sossusvlei vistas. The Tsauchab River's sporadic flooding creates clay basins known as vleis. Old Camel Thorn trees (Acacia erioloba) are scattered throughout Sossusvlei, whereas Deadvlei's trees are lifeless and stark against the surrounding tall orange sand dunes.
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Windhoek
Accommodation included.
Day 3
Windhoek
Sightseeing at Swakop River. Swakopmund The somewhat cold sea breezes will be a pleasant respite from the sweltering desert days since Swakopmund is located on the Atlantic coast. The settlement is located near the mouth of the Swakop River, which only sometimes flows but serves as the northern boundary of the sand dunes' persistent migration northward. Spectacular desert scenery can be seen while flying down the Skeleton Coast on optional scenic flights departing from Swakopmund (at your own expense).
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Windhoek
Accommodation included.
Day 4
Windhoek
Eco Tour at Brandberg Mountain. Brandberg Mountain First day We'll travel inland to the Brandberg, a granite outcrop in the Tsiseb Conservancy. Standing at more than 2,600m, it dominates the nearby lowlands and can be seen for a very long way. More than 1000 rock shelters and some 45,000 rock paintings, including the well-known "White Lady," may be found in the Tsisab Ravine at the base of the mountain. It is only a short 40-minute trek up the old watercourse.
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Windhoek
Accommodation included.
Day 5
Windhoek
Hiking at Brandberg Mountain. Brandberg Mountain second day We'll travel inland to the Brandberg, a granite outcrop in the Tsiseb Conservancy. Standing at more than 2,600m, it dominates the nearby lowlands and can be seen for a very long way. More than 1000 rock shelters and some 45,000 rock paintings, including the well-known "White Lady," may be found in the Tsisab Ravine at the base of the mountain. It is only a short 40-minute trek up the old watercourse.
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Windhoek
Accommodation included.
Day 6
Windhoek
Eco Tour at Etosha pan. Etosha National Park First Day Etosha's salt pan is the remains of a vast lake that dried up thousands of years ago. It is known as the "Great White Place" and is 120 km wide. It serves as the park's main draw. The wildlife in this normally parched region is supported by the natural springs and waterholes that are dotted around the margins. Amazing photographs can be taken of elephants covered in the white salt dust from the pan. We can catch a glimpse of the nocturnal animals that visit the waterhole where our camp is situated, including the uncommon black rhino, lion, and possibly leopard. Sitting at the waterhole with anticipation, we'll enjoy the evening.
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Windhoek
Accommodation included.
Day 7
Windhoek
Eco Tour at Etosha National Park. Etosha National Park Second Day Etosha's salt pan is the remains of a vast lake that dried up thousands of years ago. It is known as the "Great White Place" and is 120 km wide. It serves as the park's main draw. The wildlife in this normally parched region is supported by the natural springs and waterholes that are dotted around the margins. Amazing photographs can be taken of elephants covered in the white salt dust from the pan. We can catch a glimpse of the nocturnal animals that visit the waterhole where our camp is situated, including the uncommon black rhino, lion, and possibly leopard. Sitting at the waterhole with anticipation, we'll enjoy the evening.
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Windhoek
Accommodation included.
Day 8
Windhoek
Eco Tour at Etosha National Park. Etosha National Park Third Day Etosha's salt pan is the remains of a vast lake that dried up thousands of years ago. It is known as the "Great White Place" and is 120 km wide. It serves as the park's main draw. The wildlife in this normally parched region is supported by the natural springs and waterholes that are dotted around the margins. Amazing photographs can be taken of elephants covered in the white salt dust from the pan. We can catch a glimpse of the nocturnal animals that visit the waterhole where our camp is situated, including the uncommon black rhino, lion, and possibly leopard. Sitting at the waterhole with anticipation, we'll enjoy the evening.
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Windhoek
Accommodation included.
Day 9
Windhoek
Birdwatching at Caprivi Strip. Kavango River We will enter the Caprivi Strip as we travel northeast. Our inn is located along the banks of the Kavango River, which originates in Angola, travels through the Caprivi and nourishes the Okavango Delta. There are fantastic prospects for bird watching.
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Windhoek
Accommodation included.
Day 10
Windhoek
Wildlife Safari at Mahango Game Park. Wildlife at Mahango We'll visit the Mahango wildlife Reserve on a morning wildlife drive in our tour vehicle before crossing into Botswana at the Mohembo border and heading south to our lodge.
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Windhoek
Accommodation included.
Day 11
Windhoek
Eco Tour at Okavango Delta. Okavago Delta We'll use a mokoro and a motor boat to get from our rustic accommodation to the Okavango. Enjoy peaceful rivers with reeds, beautiful water, and a variety of birds. It's time to take a break, unwind, and savor the Okavango Delta's scenery.
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Windhoek
Accommodation included.
Day 12
Windhoek
Boating. Caprivi We'll go via the Caprivi Strip and back into Namibia. In 1890, a small area of territory was seized by the German colony in South West Africa, enabling access to the powerful Zambezi River as well as a commerce route to the African continent's east coast and eventually German Tanganyika (now Tanzania). The richly game-filled area will be explored during a leisurely afternoon boat tour.
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Windhoek
Accommodation included.
Day 13
Windhoek
Towards Kasane We'll pass the Caprivi, enter Botswana at the Ngoma border, and then drive through the Chobe National Park to the little town of Kasane. The Chobe River draws a diverse range of animals.
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Kasane
Boating at The Chobe River. Our afternoon excursion is a magnificent experience on the Chobe River, where we will journey into the park by boat and get up close and personal with the elephants as they quench their thirst. We'll depart the park when the golden sun begins to set.
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Windhoek
Accommodation included.
Day 14
Windhoek
Eco Tour at Victoria Falls. Victoria Falls Visit The Zambezi River originates in Zambia, flows through Angola, Namibia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe, and then plunges 100 meters over the magnificent Victoria Falls. The thick jungle that envelops the falls is made possible by the spray that rises from the gorge. We'll tour the national park with the help of our local guides, walking to the edge of the falls to take in the sheer force of the water that fashioned this sight.
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Windhoek
Accommodation included.
Day 15
Windhoek
On this day, you will wake up very early in the morning and have a lovely breakfast.
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Windhoek
Thank you for visiting! After that, your guide will transport you to your Hotel or to the airport. We are happy you came and hope to see you again soon!
Planning Details
Before you go
Included
Experienced Guide Transfer to activitites Namib Desert Swakopmund Brandberg Mountain Etosha National Park Kavango River Okavago Delta
Not Included
Optional activities Tips & Gratuity
What to Bring
Comfortable clothing and footwear Camera and other items you may need
Meeting & Pickup
Arrival In Namibia, Windhoek, Let us know at the time of booking of your exact location in Windhoek.
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: Yes Confirmation: Manual By Business
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