Individual arrival in Windhoek, the charming capital of Namibia. After checking in to your traditional guesthouse, you'll meet your fellow travelers. Afterwards, enjoy a guided walking tour of the historic city center with its striking colonial architecture and vibrant street life. In the evening, you'll have the opportunity to enjoy a traditional Namibian dinner at a local restaurant (not included in the tour price).

1 night · Double room · With breakfast Terra Africa Guesthouse enjoys a peaceful location in the Klein Windhoek district, offering a relaxing retreat with a personal atmosphere. Its elevated position affords beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and ensures a tranquil environment, while still providing easy access to the city center. The individually designed rooms are tastefully furnished, combining modern comfort with thoughtful details. Warm colors and carefully selected decorative elements create a stylish yet cozy atmosphere. The well-maintained garden with its pool is perfect for soaking up the African sun, while the terrace invites you to relax and unwind. In the morning, a generous breakfast awaits you, providing a perfect start to your day. Terra Africa is an ideal accommodation for beginning or ending a Namibian adventure, impressing guests with its tranquil location, personalized service, and pleasant, relaxed ambiance.

The tour first takes you through impressive mountain landscapes before the panorama opens up to the endless expanse of the Namib Desert – one of the oldest and most impressive deserts in the world. Here you can expect spectacular color contrasts, wide horizons and an awe-inspiring silence. A particular highlight is a visit to Sossusvlei and Deadvlei. Surrounded by bright red dunes up to 300 meters high, these white clay pans contain centuries-old, dead camel thorn trees, creating a surreal scene – an iconic Namibian photographic motif. The nearby Sesriem Canyon invites you to take a short hike and offers fascinating insights into the region's geological history. The name "Namib" comes from the Nama language and means "wide open space"—a fitting description for this ancient landscape of sand, stone, and light. These days offer nature experiences in their purest form—majestic, silent, and timelessly beautiful. Including: Entrance fees for Sesriem Canyon and Namib-Naukluft National Park.

2 nights · Double room Day 2: Lunch and dinner will be prepared by the tour guide with the help of the group. Day 3: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be prepared by the tour guide with the help of the group. Desert Camp Namibia is located just five kilometers from the entrance to the Namib-Naukluft National Park near Sesriem and offers comfortable accommodation amidst a stunning desert landscape. The 28 climate-controlled bungalows feature a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a kitchenette, a terrace with a barbecue area, and can accommodate up to four people. Guests can choose to be self-catering or dine at the nearby restaurant of Sossusvlei Lodge. Amenities include a swimming pool, a bar, and cozy fire pits. Thanks to its location, Desert Camp is an ideal base for excursions to the famous dunes of Sossusvlei, hikes, sundowner drives, or hot air balloon flights. Visitors particularly appreciate the tranquility, comfort, and excellent value for money offered by this nature-oriented accommodation.

On your Namibia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe trip, you'll reach the charming coastal town of Swakopmund, picturesquely situated on the Atlantic coast. Here, fresh sea breezes provide welcome relief after the hot days in the desert. On the way, we stop at the Walvis Bay lagoon, a paradise for bird lovers: Hundreds of flamingos wade in the shallow waters – a fascinating natural spectacle in delicate pink. Swakopmund itself lies at the mouth of the mostly dry Swakop River, which marks the northern boundary of the impressive shifting dunes of the Namib Desert. The afternoons are perfect for a leisurely stroll along the river promenade, offering views of the sea and the town's colonial architecture. In the evening you will enjoy an individual dinner in one of the city's numerous restaurants (not included in the tour price).

1 night · Double room Breakfast and lunch will be prepared by the tour guide with the help of the group; dinner at a local restaurant is at your own expense. The A La Mer Hotel enjoys a central location in Swakopmund, just a short walk from the Atlantic Ocean, restaurants, cafes, and small shops. This charming coastal town is easily explored on foot from here. The hotel impresses with its friendly, relaxed atmosphere and modernly designed rooms that are bright and comfortably furnished. Clean lines and subtle colors create a pleasant environment for a relaxing stay. In the morning, a lovingly prepared breakfast awaits you, giving you a great start to the day. After your excursions, the hotel offers a tranquil retreat where you can soak up the fresh sea air and the unique atmosphere of Swakopmund. The A La Mer Hotel is an ideal choice for those who want to combine a central location with a personal touch and uncomplicated comfort.

Namibia is a land of contrasts – and hardly any region embodies these contrasts as impressively as Damaraland. Vast plains, dry riverbeds, and ancient valleys crisscross this rugged, untamed landscape, characterized by bizarre rock formations and lonely mountain ranges. The Brandberg Massif rises majestically above the surrounding landscape – a formidable mountain range whose rugged peaks form an imposing backdrop. Together with a local guide, we will hike into this legendary area and visit the famous rock carving of the "White Lady" – a millennia-old testament to prehistoric rock art. In the evening, a magical sundowner awaits us at our lodge in the Ugab River valley, as the sun slowly sinks behind the mountains and bathes the landscape in golden light – an unforgettable moment on your Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe trip. Included: Entrance fees to the San rock paintings.

1 night · Double room Breakfast is provided by the guesthouse; lunch and dinner are prepared by the tour guide with the help of the group. The Brandberg White Lady Lodge is impressively situated at the foot of the majestic Brandberg massif, surrounded by vast, pristine landscapes and dry riverbeds. Its secluded location conveys an intense sense of vastness and tranquility, making this place a truly special nature experience. The lodge offers cozy bungalows nestled into the landscape, simply and comfortably furnished, providing an authentic stay immersed in nature. From here, you can enjoy sweeping views of the impressive Brandberg mountain range. The central area with its restaurant, bar, and pool invites you to relax after an eventful day. The evenings are particularly atmospheric, when the setting sun bathes the surrounding landscape in warm colors. The area is ideal for exploration, such as visiting the famous White Lady rock carvings or taking guided nature walks. With a bit of luck, you might even spot desert elephants in the region.

Etosha National Park, one of Africa's most famous protected areas, has been home to a multitude of iconic animal species since its establishment in 1907. The numerous waterholes scattered along the edge of the vast salt pan offer the best chances for impressive wildlife sightings. These life-giving oases attract herds of elephants, various antelope species and numerous other wild animals – and with them predators such as lions and cheetahs, which lie in wait for prey. On day 6, we embark on our first exciting game drive in the late afternoon. Afterwards, we leave the national park and end the day relaxing in a comfortable lodge in the surrounding area. The following day is dedicated entirely to intensive wildlife observation: On further game drives, we explore the diverse landscapes of the park and spend a lot of time at the waterholes – patiently waiting for the fascinating coming and going of the animal world. Included: Entrance fees for Etosha National Park (afternoon and all day).

2 nights · Double room Breakfast, lunch and dinner are prepared by the tour guide with the help of the group. Nestled in the tranquil expanse of the Namibian landscape lies Tarentaal Guest Farm, a place where time noticeably slows down. Here, the focus is not on luxury, but on authentic experiences: nature, peace, and the warm hospitality of a traditional farm. The rooms are simply furnished, yet lovingly decorated, providing the perfect setting to unwind after a day of exploring. It's often the little details and the personal atmosphere that make this stay so special. Life on the farm follows its own rhythm. During shared meals, guests and hosts chat, exchange stories, and gain an authentic glimpse into life in this remote region. All around stretches a seemingly endless landscape, inviting walks and short excursions. As the sun slowly disappears behind the horizon in the evening and silence descends, Namibia reveals its most impressive side.

On the way to Rundu, the landscape changes noticeably: instead of dry savannas, acacia woodlands now dominate the scenery, and small villages line the road. This leg of the journey reveals a gentler, greener side of Namibia – a region where life pulsates along the riverbanks and ancient traditions remain vibrant. In contrast to the stark beauty of the Etosha salt pan, this region appears almost lush. In the evening we reach our lodge right on the riverbank. Here we enjoy the tranquility of nature and let the day end in a memorable way with a breathtaking sunset over the Okavango.

1 night · Double room Breakfast and lunch will be prepared by the tour guide with the help of the group; dinner at a local restaurant is at your own expense. Perched high above the mighty Zambezi River, Nkwazi Lodge offers breathtaking views of the river and the surrounding pristine nature. Its unique location lends a tranquil, almost weightless atmosphere to your stay, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the landscape. The generously proportioned chalets are spread out, offering ample privacy. Large windows and open-plan areas bring nature indoors, creating a close connection to the surroundings. In the main lodge area, guests gather on the terrace or by the pool, often with views of wildlife passing by the riverbank. The atmosphere constantly shifts throughout the day, making every moment special, whether in the early morning or bathed in the warm colors of sunset. The Zambezi region offers a wealth of opportunities for exploration, both on land and water. At the same time, there is plenty of space to simply pause and let the vastness and tranquility wash over you. Nkwazi Lodge combines breathtaking natural scenery with a relaxed, personal atmosphere, creating a place that will stay with you long after your stay.

Our Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe journey continues eastward along the Okavango River into the lush green landscape of the Caprivi Strip – a water-rich region that forms a fascinating contrast to the dry expanses of western Namibia. In Mahangu National Park, we embark on an exciting game drive in search of elephants, rare sable antelopes, and predators that inhabit the fertile banks of the Kavango River. This region is among the most wildlife-rich areas of northern Namibia. Our accommodation is idyllically situated directly on the riverbank, nestled in a biodiverse natural landscape. The afternoon offers time for relaxation and observing the diverse birdlife: kingfishers, hornbills, and weaverbirds can regularly be seen in the trees around the camp – an experience that delights nature and photography enthusiasts.

1 night · Double room Breakfast is provided by the camp; lunch and dinner are prepared by the tour guide with the help of the group. Located directly on the banks of the Okavango River, Ngepi Camp is a place full of character and creativity. Far removed from classic lodge concepts, you'll find a relaxed, unconventional atmosphere here that particularly appeals to independent travelers. The accommodations are anything but ordinary. Imaginatively designed, they range from open treehouse structures to quirky cabins, each with its own unique charm. Every unit tells its own little story, making the stay a truly special experience. Life at the camp largely takes place outdoors. Whether relaxing in a hammock overlooking the river or enjoying a communal evening around the campfire, nature is ever-present. With a bit of luck, you might spot wildlife right from the camp as the river gently flows by. Guests can actively explore the surroundings or simply soak up the relaxed, almost alternative atmosphere. This very blend is what makes Ngepi Camp so appealing.

Continuing our Namibia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe journey, we cross the border into Botswana and travel south through the vast, flat landscape of the western Okavango Delta. Along the way, small villages, cattle posts, and traditional homesteads dot the landscape – offering an authentic glimpse into rural Botswana life. The closer we get to our destination, the more clearly the landscape signals the transition to the wetlands of the delta. We arrive in Maun, the gateway to the Okavango, to prepare for the upcoming nature experience in the delta. Accommodation from 2027: Sedia Hotel Maun.

1 night · Double room Breakfast and lunch will be prepared by the tour guide with the help of the group; dinner at a local restaurant is at your own expense. Mochaba Crossing is situated in a tranquil, natural setting near Maun and offers an ideal base for exploring the Okavango Delta and the Moremi Game Reserve. Surrounded by typical African bushveld, you'll experience a pleasant combination of relaxation and an authentic safari feel. The stylishly designed accommodations, ranging from permanent chalets to classic safari tents, blend harmoniously into the surroundings and offer a comfortable retreat after an exciting day. In the open main area with restaurant, bar, and pool, you can enjoy relaxing hours and unwind in a pleasant atmosphere. Evenings, in particular, invite you to reminisce about the safari experiences. Thanks to its excellent location, the region offers a wide range of activities. Game drives, excursions into the delta's waterways, and encounters with the local culture make for a varied and memorable stay.

Early in the morning we set off for one of Africa's most impressive natural paradises: the Okavango Delta. On our Namibia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe journey, a unique ecosystem of waterways, floodplains, and palm-fringed islands awaits us here – a natural wonder of rare beauty. As we approach the delta, there is the option of taking a helicopter tour (not included in the tour price). From a bird's-eye view, the fascinating mosaic of waterways, lagoons, and lush green islands unfolds – an unforgettable panorama. At the mokoro station, we transfer to traditional dugout canoes, known as mokoros, which are silently maneuvered through the clear water by experienced local polers. This is how we reach our remote bush camp in the heart of the delta. The Okavango Delta, the largest inland delta on Earth, is a refuge for an impressive diversity of wildlife: red lechwe, buffalo, elephants, and numerous bird species find a protected habitat here. As we glide silently through reed-lined channels, we immerse ourselves in the quiet, pristine world of this unique natural paradise – a highlight of any Namibia, Botswana, or Zimbabwe trip.

2 nights · Double room Day 11: Breakfast provided by the lodge, lunch and dinner provided by the tour guide with the help of the group; Day 12: Breakfast, lunch and dinner provided by the tour guide with the help of the group. During our stay in the Okavango Delta, we will spend two nights in a wilderness tented camp nestled in the heart of pristine nature. Each spacious tent is equipped with two single beds, linens, blankets, and pillows, and has its own chemical toilet. A shared bucket shower with water heated over a fire provides a refreshing, warm shower under the open sky. Insect nets are integrated into the tents. We bring all our own equipment and water – a true wilderness experience. The camp follows the "Leave no trace" principle: we leave no trace, and all waste is taken away again. Important instructions: Please bring your own towel. – No Wi-Fi connection available Camp chairs with backrests provide comfort – All necessary equipment (including bed linen and tent material) will be provided.

After an early departure from our wilderness camp in the Okavango Delta, we return by mokoro to the poling station, where our open safari vehicle is already waiting for us. From here, we continue our journey north to the famous Moremi Game Reserve – a true highlight of any Namibia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe trip. The Moremi Game Reserve, part of the Okavango Delta, is one of Africa's finest wildlife reserves. Its diverse landscapes – from floodplains and river valleys to dry forests – provide ideal habitats for a wide variety of species. On our game drives, with a bit of luck, we might spot elephants, hippos, buffalo, leopards, lions, and even the rare African wild dogs (painted dogs). Our safari takes us through the Moremi Game Reserve itself, as well as adjacent, exclusive private concessions – increasing the chances of unforgettable wildlife encounters, especially with predators. In the evening, we reach our atmospheric tented camp on the banks of the Khwai River, where we enjoy the wilderness under the African starry sky. Included: Entrance fees for the Moremi Game Reserve and game drives in an open 4x4 safari vehicle.

1 night · Double room Breakfast and lunch are prepared by the tour guide together with the group; dinner is provided by the tented camp. Overnight stay in an exclusive tented camp within a private concession, directly adjacent to the Moremi Game Reserve. The comfortable, permanent two-person tents have their own sanitary facilities. Please note: No Wi-Fi available – but pure wilderness.

On day 14, we explore the remote Mababe Private Reserve, a little-visited region known for its pristine beauty and high wildlife density. In the afternoon, we return to Maun, where we end the day with a group dinner at the lodge restaurant (at your own expense). Accommodation from 2027: Sedia Hotel Maun.

1 night · Double room Breakfast and lunch are prepared by the tour guide together with the group; dinner at the lodge is at your own expense.

Formed from the last remnants of a prehistoric mega-lake, the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans now stretch out as vast, almost surreal plains. During the dry season, they appear as endless, gleaming white expanses – a silent, almost otherworldly landscape. With the first summer rains, parts of the pans transform into shallow bodies of water that magically attract flamingos, pelicans, and migrating herds of animals. In the afternoon we will visit the Nata Bird Sanctuary and enjoy the expansive view over this unique ecosystem – an impressive nature experience on your Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe trip. Included: Entrance fees for the Makgadikgadi salt pans.

1 night · Double room Breakfast is provided by the lodge, lunch is prepared by the tour guide together with the group, dinner is at your own expense at the lodge. Nata Lodge is located approximately 10 km outside the village of Nata, right on the edge of the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans and in close proximity to the Nata Bird Sanctuary. It offers travelers a comfortable mix of lodge accommodation and camping and is ideally situated for self-drivers and tour guests en route to the Okavango Delta, Chobe, Francistown, or Victoria Falls. The accommodation comprises 22 thatched wooden chalets built on stilts, each equipped with air conditioning, an en-suite bathroom (some with a bathtub and outdoor shower), and two family chalets with additional bunk beds. Ten luxurious safari glamping tents with en-suite bathrooms and outdoor showers are also available. For guests wishing to camp under the stars, there is a large, shaded campsite with clean sanitary facilities, hot showers, and central electrical hookups – campers are also welcome to use the lodge facilities, such as the pool and restaurant. Central communal areas include a restaurant with an à la carte menu and terrace, a bar and gift shop, and a swimming pool. Wi-Fi is available in the main areas. The beautiful, shaded gardens are ideal for birdwatching and wildlife viewing, including the local Meyer's parrots, duiker antelopes, and lesser-known bushbabies, directly from the grounds. Activities that can be booked directly from the lodge include guided trips to the Nata Bird Sanctuary – an important breeding ground for thousands of flamingos and pelicans –, excursions to the vast salt pans of the Makgadikgadi, quad bike tours, canoeing on the Nata River, village and cultural tours in Nata, and special offers such as bush breakfasts under baobab trees, conferences in the wilderness, and even wedding arrangements. Overall, Nata Lodge is a versatile, nature-oriented and comfortable accommodation with good service and a wide range of offerings – perfect for travelers seeking a relaxing break in beautiful surroundings or wanting to immerse themselves in the vast landscapes of Botswana through activities.

After our adventure in Botswana, our Namibia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe journey continues to Zimbabwe, where we check into our lodge on the edge of Matobo National Park. Here, we enjoy a sundowner while taking in the view of the impressive landscape of granite domes and rock formations. The next day is dedicated to exploring this unique region: On a game drive and guided bush walk, we will search for the rhinos that live here – a very special safari experience. Another highlight is a visit to World's View, the spectacularly situated lookout point where the grave of Cecil John Rhodes is located – surrounded by majestic rock domes, known as "dwalas," and balancing boulders. We will also visit a rock cave with well-preserved San rock art, offering a fascinating glimpse into the spiritual and cultural history of the region. Included: Entrance fees for Matobo National Park and guided bush walk.

2 nights · Double room Breakfast on both days is provided by the lodge, lunch on both days will be prepared by the tour leader together with the group, dinner on both days is included as a set menu at the lodge. Hermit's Peak Guest Lodge is situated just outside Swakopmund in an elevated position, offering sweeping views across the stark, captivating landscape of the Namib Desert. Its tranquil location away from the town creates a special atmosphere, making the lodge an ideal retreat between the desert and the Atlantic coast. The rooms are comfortably and tastefully furnished, with large windows or terraces offering expansive views. Warm colors and natural materials reflect the surroundings, creating a harmonious atmosphere. In the main building, you'll find an inviting lounge and a restaurant where you can start or end your day in a relaxed way. A terrace with panoramic views and comfortable seating provides the perfect setting to enjoy the tranquility and unique light of the desert. Thanks to its proximity to Swakopmund, numerous excursions are possible, from activities in the Namib dunes to explorations along the Atlantic coast. At the same time, the lodge offers enough distance to fully experience the peace and vastness of the landscape.

Named after a local Nhanzwa chief, Hwange National Park, covering approximately 14,650 square kilometers, is Zimbabwe's largest protected area. The park is particularly renowned for its large elephant population and provides habitat for a wide variety of other wildlife. Our chalets are located in a wildlife sanctuary right on the border of the park. From here, we explore Hwange together with a local guide on a full-day game drive in an open 4x4 safari vehicle – an excellent opportunity to experience the fascinating wildlife of this impressive national park up close. Included: Entrance fees and a full-day game drive in an open 4x4 safari vehicle.

2 nights · Double room Day 18: Breakfast provided by the lodge; lunch and dinner are prepared by the tour leader together with the group. Day 19: All meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) are prepared by the tour leader with the support of the group. The Miombo Safari Lodge is nestled in the typical miombo woodland landscape and offers a tranquil, natural atmosphere away from the well-trodden safari routes. The surroundings are characterized by rolling hills, open woodlands, and abundant wildlife, making for a particularly diverse and enjoyable stay. The lodge features comfortable chalets that are spacious and tastefully furnished. Each chalet has a private bathroom and a veranda where you can relax and enjoy the surrounding nature. In the central area of the lodge, you'll find a restaurant, a bar, and a swimming pool, perfect for unwinding after an active day. Here, you can enjoy a pleasant blend of comfort and a relaxed atmosphere. The region is ideal for game drives, guided walks, and wildlife observation. At the same time, the lodge offers ample space for relaxation and tranquil moments amidst the African landscape.

To conclude our Namibia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe trip, an unforgettable experience awaits us: a guided hike through the mist-shrouded rainforest to the world-famous Victoria Falls – one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Here, the mighty waters of the Zambezi River thunder into the depths – a moment of pure power, beauty, and awe. The remaining day offers various options for activities (at your own expense): A relaxing evening boat trip on the Zambezi, bungee jumping for adrenaline junkies, or a spectacular "Flight of Angels" – a scenic flight over the waterfalls with breathtaking views. In the evening, we will bring our adventure to a festive close with a farewell dinner together in one of the local restaurants in Victoria Falls (at our own expense). Included: Entrance fees for visiting Victoria Falls Optional activities: Sunset cruises, scenic flights over Victoria Falls (“Flight of Angels”) and many other experiences.

1 night · Double room Day 20: Breakfast will be prepared by the tour guide together with the group; lunch and dinner at your own expense in a local restaurant. Day 21: Breakfast will be provided by the guesthouse. The PheZulu Guest Lodge is located in a quiet residential area of Victoria Falls, nestled in a beautifully landscaped tropical garden. The famous Victoria Falls and numerous other attractions in the region are easily accessible from here. The lodge features 21 comfortably furnished rooms, all with private bathrooms and air conditioning, providing a pleasant retreat after an eventful day. The garden with its swimming pool and the cozy lounge offer ideal spots to relax and unwind. A generous English breakfast is served each morning, while lunch and dinner are available upon request and prior arrangement. The region around Victoria Falls offers an exceptional variety of activities. Besides visiting the impressive waterfalls, you can arrange sunset boat trips on the Zambezi River, game drives in nearby wildlife reserves, helicopter flights, or even whitewater rafting.

Today, after a great breakfast, your breathtaking tour through Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe comes to an end. We wish you a pleasant journey home! NAMIBIA, BOTSWANA AND ZIMBABWE ADVENTURE TOUR