In the morning, we will pick you up from any hotel in Windhoek and on the way to scenic Damaraland, in northern Namibia. 

Road leads through African Bush to earied Damaraland, on the way we will see Damara villages, also chances of spotting Desert Elephants.

On arrival visit Twyfelfontein – UNESCO World Heritage Site, where over 2000 rock engravings created by Bushmen are found in the rusty rocks and mountains. Engravings picture animals, hunters and hunting, people and their lifestyle.

Optional activities:

• Visit Petrified Forest 
• Visit to Damara Village (Living Museum)

Meals: as selected.

Accommodation: 1 night in Damaraland at:

• Campsite - Desert Elephant Campsite or similar.
• Mid-range Lodge – Twyfelfontein Country Lodge or similar.
• Luxury Lodge – Mowani Mountain Camp or similar.

Distance: around 480 km on tar and gravel roads.

After breakfast on to Kaokoland, region inhabited by world-famous Himba tribe. Himba are considered to be one of the last, pastoralist tribes on Earth, still living as they did hundreds of years ago. En route break for lunch and arrival in Opuwo in the late afternoon.

Visit at the Himba village. Local guide will explain about their culture, traditions and a nomadic way of life. Unique opportunity to observe their customs in an authentic village. Once-in-a-lifetime chance for ethnic photography. Some of the world’s best ethnic photography comes from Himba villages in Namibia.

Meals: as selected.

Accommodation: 1 night in Opuwo at:

• Campsite - Opuwo Campsite or similar.
• Mid-range Lodge – Opuwo Country Hotel standard room or similar.
• Luxury Lodge – Opuwo Country Hotel, luxury room or similar.

Distance: around 400 km on gravel and tar roads.

In the morning on our way through Galton Gate to Etosha National Park – sanctuary of nature and wildlife of Africa! 200 km route leads through newly-opened, western regions of the park. Once we cross over to Etosha, your game drives starts, you will start seeing lot's of wildlife, arrival at the lodge late in the afternoon.

Etosha is considered to be one of the most-loved national parks of Africa. Closeness of nature and wildlife, open spaces and incredible landscape impresses many visitor. Be it a lion or an elephant, a giraffe or a zebra; almost all African animal species are represented in this huge nature reserve. Inhabiting a ginormous area of over 22,000 square kilometers, there is an estimated number of 250 lions in the park, 300 rhinos, 2 500 giraffes, 6 000 zebras and more than 2 000 elephants. Variety of antelope species like: Oryx, Kudu, Eland, Wildebeast and Impala live in Etosha. The dainty springbok are especially numerous; at least 20 000 of them roam the reserve. Often, they can be observed in enormous herds of several hundred animals.

In Etosha, 114 mammal species are found, several rare and endangered e.g. black rhino (largest number in the world), cheetah and black-faced impala. Etosha’s elephants are the largest in Africa. Males can reach up to 4 meter at the shoulder and around 6 tons in weight. Blue wildebeest, zebra, hyena, lions, leopard and giraffe and about 340 bird species, as well as various species of reptiles, rodents and snakes are also found in the area.

Etosha features over 40 springs, waterholes and view points that provide excellent game viewing and fantastic, wildlife photography! Visitors should approach and depart from waterholes slowly, with as little noise as possible, as not to disturb the game. There are three most popular rest camps at the park: Okaukuejo, Halali and Namutoni, accommodating the visitors in the luxurious, thatch-roof bungalows, designed in an African style. Each camp features scenic waterhole, as well as a leisure area with restaurants, shops and a swimming pool for guests.

Meals: as selected.

Accommodation: 1 night at: 

• Campsite - Okaukuejo Campsite or similar.
• Mid-range Lodge – Okaukuejo Resort or similar.
• Luxury Lodge – Etosha Oberland Lodge or similar.

Distance: around 350 km on gravel roads.

Full day unlimited game drive in Etosha in search of wildlife: visiting waterholes and natural springs. Break for lunch at one of the camps and in the afternoon wildlife adventure at its best! Arrival at the camp before sunset and closing of the gate.

Meals: as selected.

Accommodation: 1 night at: 

• Campsite - Namutoni Campsite or similar.
• Mid-range Lodge – Namutoni Resort or similar.
• Luxury Lodge – Onguma Tented Camp or similar.

Distance: around 200 km on gravel roads.

Today we are on our way north-east to Divundu in the Caprivi Region.

In the late afternoon arrival at the lodge situated on the banks of the Okavango River.

Optional activities: 

• Sunset cruise on Okavango River (time permitting)

Meals: as selected.

Accommodation: 1 night in Caprivi at:

Accommodation: 1 night at: 

• Campsite - Nunda Campsite or similar.
• Mid-range Lodge – Nunda River Lodge or similar.
• Luxury Lodge – Divava River Lodge or similar.

Distance: around 600 km on tar roads.

Early morning departure to Botswana, on the way around 2 hour game drive in Mahango Game Reserve.

After game drive we will cross the border to Botswana and on our way to Maun, situated on the outskirts of the Okavango Delta. Wonderful chance to observe wildlife inhabiting this rich region.

Okavango Delta is both a permanent and seasonal home to a wide variety of wildlife, species include: African bush elephant, African Buffalo, Hippopotamus, Lechwe, Tsessebe, Sitatunga, Blue Wildebeest, Giraffe, Nile Crocodile, Lion, Cheetah, Leopard, brown and spotted Hyena, Springbok, greater Kudu, Sable antelope, black rhino, plains Zebra, Warthog and chacma Baboon. Endangered African Wild Dog still survives in the Okavango Delta, exhibiting one of the richest pack densities in Africa. The delta is home to over 400 species of birds, including African Fish Eagle, Pel’s Fishing Owl, Crested Crane, Lilac-breasted roller, Hammerkop, Ostrich and Sacred Ibis.

The majority of the estimated 200,000 large mammals in and around the delta are not year-round residents. They leave with the summer rains to find renewed fields of grass to graze on, then make their way back as winter approaches. Large herds of buffalo and elephant total about 30,000 beasts are found in the delta.

Optional activity: Scenic flight over Okavango Delta.

Meals: as selected.

Accommodation: 3 nights in Maun at:

Accommodation: 1 night at: 

• Campsite - Mochaba Crossing Campsite or similar.
• Mid-range Lodge – Mochaba Crossing Lodge or similar.
• Luxury Lodge – Thamalakane Lodge or similar.

Distance: around 450 km on tar roads.

Optional activity during next two days are:

• 2 nights on Mobile Safari in Okavango Delta
• Full day Mokoro Excursion
• Full day Game Drive in Moremi National Park
• Scenic flight over Okavango Delta
• Helicopter Flight over Okavango Delta

Meals: as selected.

Distance: around 150 km on tar & gravel roads.

Optional activity today are:

• Full day Mokoro Excursion
• Full day Game Drive in Moremi National Park
• Scenic flight over Okavango Delta
• Helicopter Flight over Okavango Delta

Meals: as selected.

In the morning on our way to Nata, birds sanctuary.

Optional activities:

• Afternoon sunset drive to Makgadikgadi Pans.

Meals: as selected.

Accommodation: 1 night at: 

• Campsite - Nata Campsite or similar.
• Mid-range Lodge – Nata Lodge or similar.
• Luxury Lodge – Nata Luxury Chalet or similar.

Distance: around 450 km on gravel & tar roads.

After breakfast, heading north to Chobe National Park, famous for largest concentration of African elephants in the world! 

In the afternoon, game cruise on Chobe River inside Chobe National Park.

Chobe joins with the fourth largest river of Africa – Zambezi. Relaxing moments, while observing wildlife and birds inhabiting river banks. Wonderful chance to have closer look at big herds of elephants and buffaloes coming to the water.

Meals: as selected.

Accommodation: 1 night in Kasane at:

Accommodation: 1 night at: 

• Campsite - Thebe Campsite or similar.
• Mid-range Lodge – Thebe River Lodge or similar.
• Luxury Lodge – Chobe Safari Lodge or similar.

Distance: around 350 km, on tar roads.

In the morning 3 hour game drive in Chobe National Park.

After lunch crossing the border to Zimbabwe and arrival at the small town Victoria Falls situated near world-famous Victoria Falls. On arrival visit to the falls, one of the ‚Seven Natural Wonders of the World’, locally known as Mosi-oa-tunya ‚smoke that thunders’. Victoria Falls was discovered for the first time by the Europeans, by Scottish missionary and explorer David Livingstone, who wrote in his journal: ‚No one can imagine the beauty of the view from anything witnessed in England. It had never been seen before by European eyes; but scenes so lovely must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight.’

Quick Facts about Victoria Falls:

Since 1989 the falls are inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Formed as the full width of the river plummets in a single vertical drop into a transverse chasm 1708 meters (5604 ft) wide, carved by its waters along a fracture zone in the basalt plateau. The depth of the chasm, called the First Gorge, varies from 80 meters (260 ft) at its western end to 108 meters (354 ft) in the center. The only outlet to the First Gorge is a 110 meters (360 ft) wide gap about two-thirds of the way across the width of the falls from the western end, through which the whole volume of the river pours into the Victoria Falls gorges.

Meals: as selected.

Accommodation: 1 night in Victoria Falls at:

• Campsite - Shearwater Campsite or similar.
• Mid-range Lodge – Shearwater Explorer Village or similar.
• Luxury Lodge – Ilala Lodge or similar.

Distance: around 90 km on tar roads.

After breakfast, ‚farewell’ to Victoria Falls, time for last shopping and scenic photography.

Our guide will drive you to Victoria Falls International Airport.

Meals: breakfast.

Wishing you a safe journey and many returns to Africa with Wild Wind Safaris!