Tour Details and Trip Summary
Tour Details | Trip Summary |
🗓 Duration: 16 Days | 📍 Day 1: Windhoek |
💰 Price: From ZAR 106,660 + US$1,090 pps | 📍 Day 2 & 3: Sossusvlei |
🏨 Accommodation: Luxury / Standard | 📍 Day 4 & 5: Swakopmund |
🚗 Tour Type: Private Guided | 📍 Day 6: Damaraland |
📍 Day 7: Etosha South | |
📍 Day 8 & 9: Etosha East | |
📍 Day 10 & 11: Caprivi West | |
📍 Day 12: Caprivi East | |
📍 Day 13 & 14: Chobe NP | |
📍 Day 15: Victoria Falls (Zim) | |
📍 Day 16: Victoria Falls (Departure) |
The meals and activities included depend on the lodges you choose. Contact us for more details.
Tour Highlights
✅ Explore the Namib Desert and eon-old sand dunes in Sossusvlei
✅ Discover adventure in the activity capital of Namibia: Swakopmund
✅ Experience vast, open landscapes, granite boulders, and desert-adapted wildlife in Damaraland
✅ Enjoy a big game safari in Etosha National Park
✅ Cruise on the Okavango River along the Caprivi – a wet and wild experience
✅ See the largest herds of elephants in the world in Chobe National Park
✅ Experience the sheer might and wonder of Victoria Falls
Day-to-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Windhoek
(1 Night)
Welcome to Windhoek, the bustling heart of Namibia! Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by your private guide who will hand over your travel documents and give you a warm welcome.
When you're there: Depending on your flight’s arrival, you might have time for a quick city tour with your guide. After checking in, take some time to unwind and settle in. Let your guide recommend a great local restaurant for dinner and handle the booking for you.
Luxury Accommodation:
The Weinberg Windhoek
Standard Accommodation:
The Elegant Guesthouse
Day 2 & 3: Sossusvlei
(2 Nights)
Bid farewell to the city as you head south into the mesmerizing sea of sand at Sossusvlei. The journey—a six-hour drive along a mix of paved and gravel roads—offers plenty of photo-worthy stops.
On the way: Marvel at the dramatic scenic passes and endless desert vistas along the escarpment. Enjoy a memorable lunch stop at Spreetshoogte Pass—don’t forget your camera!
When you're there: Rise early to enter the park at sunrise. Be sure to bring your breakfast pack, hat, sun cream, and wear closed shoes for the climb. Explore the towering dunes—the likes of Dead Vlei, Sossusvlei itself, Dune 45, Elim Dune, and Sesriem Canyon await. Your guide will know the perfect times and spots to capture those breathtaking moments with fewer crowds.
Luxury Accommodation:
Namib Outpost
Standard Accommodation:
Desert Homestead Lodge
Day 4 & 5: Swakopmund
(2 Nights)
Journey to Swakopmund, a charming coastal resort town where German heritage meets the raw beauty of the Namib Desert.
On the way: After breakfast (or an early sunrise activity like a hot air balloon ride), travel via Solitaire, the Tropic of Capricorn, and scenic gravel roads passing through the Gaub and Kuiseb passes. Look out for endemic wildlife like Hartmann's mountain zebra, ostrich, springbok, and oryx. You might also detour to witness the surreal Moonlandscape and the ancient welwitschias—or simply enjoy a relaxing lunch in Walvis Bay or Swakopmund, based on your guide’s recommendations.
When you're there: Discover the best of both Swakopmund and nearby Walvis Bay. Enjoy activities such as scenic flights over the dunes meeting the sea, exploring shipwrecks and old diamond mines, cruising at Sandwich Harbour, or even trying quad biking, kayaking, or a dolphin boat cruise. Your guide is on hand to arrange transfers and bookings while you indulge in local foods, cakes, and coffee with a view of the sparkling sea.
Luxury Accommodation:
Strand Hotel
Standard Accommodation:
Swakopmund Luxury Suites
Day 6: Damaraland
(1 Night)
Today, immerse yourself in the raw beauty of Damaraland—a land of dry riverbeds, vast open plains, and impressive granite boulders, home to desert-adapted wildlife.
On the way: Your drive will take you along the coast to Cape Cross, where you’ll see the world’s largest breeding colony of Cape fur seals. Then, retrace your route back to Henties Bay, and journey via Uis toward the fascinating Twyfelfontein region. Your guide will ensure you don’t miss the hidden lichen fields (or even a detour to Brandberg) and key highlights at Twyfelfontein.
When you're there: Embark on a nature drive in search of the famed desert elephant, black rhino, and other local game. Visit the ancient rock engravings at Twyfelfontein, marvel at Burnt Mountain and the Organ Pipes, and gain insight into the local Damara culture at a living museum. When the day’s heat sets in, relax by the pool and enjoy a sundowner as the sunset lights up the sky.
Luxury Accommodation:
Mowani Mountain Camp
Standard Accommodation:
Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp
Day 7: Etosha National Park – South
(1 Night)
It’s safari time as you enter Etosha National Park, one of Africa’s premier wildlife destinations.
On the way: Opt for an early start to reach the park by early afternoon. Alternatively, if you linger a bit longer in Damaraland, enjoy a slower drive with stops at the Petrified Forest near Khorixas, a quick detour to view Vingerklip and the Ugab Terrace, and a delightful bakery visit in Outjo before heading north.
When you're there: Prepare for a wildlife extravaganza! With over 114 species of mammals and approximately 340 bird species, Etosha offers endless photo opportunities. With your guide’s expertise, grab your binoculars, and get ready to capture every unforgettable moment at this natural wonder.
Luxury Accommodation:
Ongava Lodge
Standard Accommodation:
Etosha Village
Day 8 & 9: Etosha National Park – East
(2 Nights)
Continue your safari adventure as you travel east within Etosha National Park.
On the way: Enjoy scenic stops at waterholes or head straight to your lodge for a quick lunch before diving back into an afternoon of game viewing. Let the park’s wildlife set the pace for your day.
When you're there:Expect more thrilling guided game drives. With endless opportunities to snap incredible shots, you’re in for an exhilarating experience as nature unfolds before you.
Luxury Accommodation:
Onguma The Fort
Standard Accommodation:
Mushara Bush Camp
Day 10 & 11: Caprivi – West
(2 Nights)
Embark on a long drive to the lush Caprivi region. An early start is essential for this paved-route journey filled with intriguing stops and a delightful lunch break.
On the way: Visit the scenic Otjikoto and Guinas lakes, marvel at the Hoba Meteorite (the largest on Earth), and enjoy a comfort stop at Roy's Camp before relishing lunch at N'Kwazi Lodge along the Kavango River near Rundu.
When you're there: Discover the Caprivi—a more accessible version of Namibia’s own Okavango Delta. Enjoy game viewing in the excellent Mahango and Buffalo Game Parks, and take part in a river cruise and water safari at sunset. Consider bush walks, birding, or even fishing for a complete nature experience.
Luxury Accommodation:
Divava Okavango Lodge & Spa
Standard Accommodation:
Shametu River Lodge
Day 12: Caprivi – East
(1 Night)
After breakfast, venture further east along the Caprivi Strip, crossing into East Caprivi via the Kwando River Bridge—your final night under Namibian skies with your guide.
On the way: Your drive takes you through Bwabwata National Park, offering further wildlife sightings along the route.
When you're there: Enjoy a relaxing afternoon at your own pace—either unwind at the lodge or opt for an optional boat cruise on the Kwando River to wrap up your Caprivi experience.
Luxury Accommodation:
Nambwa Tented Lodge
Standard Accommodation:
Camp Kwando
Day 13 & 14: Chobe National Park
(2 Nights)
Head north as you bid farewell to your guide and prepare to cross into Botswana for a spectacular safari in Chobe National Park.
On the way: Travel to Katima Mulilo and transfer at Ngoma Bridge to enter Botswana. The drive is a visual treat, with sub-tropical woodlands giving way to lush riverine floodplains. Clear customs and immigration at Ngoma and continue through the park to your safari lodge near Kasane.
When you're there: Chobe National Park is renowned for its vast herds of elephants and buffalo, along with prides of lion. Enjoy a variety of activities—water safaris on the Chobe River, sunset cruises, walking safaris, birdwatching, and game drives. (Note: Scheduled camp activities with a lodge guide are included.)
Luxury Accommodation:
Chobe Game Lodge
Standard Accommodation:
Chobe Safari Lodge
Day 15: Victoria Falls (Zim)
(1 Night)
A short drive (about an hour) brings you to the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls. Keep in mind that customs and immigration processes may take a little extra time as you cross from Botswana into Zimbabwe.
On the way: The Kazangula Road offers excellent wildlife and birding opportunities. Complete customs and immigration at both Kazangula and Victoria Falls.
When you're there: There’s no shortage of things to do—visit the falls from both the Zimbabwean and Zambian sides, embark on water adventures, enjoy game viewing, and opt for activities like sundowner river cruises, scenic flights, craft market strolls, and even adrenaline-pumping experiences such as bungee jumping, gorge swinging, or skydiving. Consider a leisurely lunch on Livingstone Island or a canoeing safari above the falls.
Luxury Accommodation:
Victoria Falls Hotel
Standard Accommodation:
Batonka Guest Lodge
Day 16: Victoria Falls (Zim)
(Departure / End of Tour)
On your final day, you have some time to grab any last-minute experiences or souvenirs before your departure. Most flights via South Africa leave in the late afternoon, giving you ample opportunity to explore a bit more of this enchanting region.
Includes & Excludes
Includes | Excludes |
Accommodation | International flights |
Meals (details on request) | Personal travel insurance |
Vehicle and all vehicle costs including fuel | Visas and visa applications |
Professional guide and all guide costs | Staff gratuities |
Drinking water in the vehicle at all times | |
All activities as indicated and as can be done with NTS guide and vehicle | |
Park entry fees | |
Meet and Greet | |
Airport transfers and shared road transfers as necessary | |
24/7 in-country support | |
Comprehensive travel diary with detailed itinerary, map, route descriptions, booking vouchers, contact numbers and useful information |
Pricing (2025)
Category | Guests | 2 | 4 | 6 | Single Sup |
Luxury | |||||
Low Season (Nam section) | ZAR 188,795 | ZAR 146,140 | ZAR 131,285 | ZAR 36,465 | |
Low Season (Bots/Zim section) | US$ 2,820 | US$ 2,820 | US$ 2,820 | US$ 1,045 | |
High Season (Nam section) | ZAR 205,380 | ZAR 159,450 | ZAR 143,300 | ZAR 39,955 | |
High Season (Bots/Zim section) | US$ 3,445 | US$ 3,445 | US$ 3,445 | US$ 1,295 | |
Standard | |||||
Low Season (Nam section) | ZAR 106,660 | ZAR 73,455 | ZAR 61,750 | ZAR 11,260 | |
Low Season (Bots/Zim section) | US$ 1,090 | US$ 1,090 | US$ 1,090 | US$ 355 | |
High Season (Nam section) | ZAR 113,425 | ZAR 78,080 | ZAR 65,460 | ZAR 11,730 | |
High Season (Bots/Zim section) | US$ 1,090 | US$ 1,090 | US$ 1,090 | US$ 355 |
Notes:
All prices are approximate.
Prices are quoted in ZAR (South African Rands) for Namibia and South Africa and in USD (US Dollars) for Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Zambia.
All prices are based on per person sharing rates.
The total tour price is the sum of both sections: Namibian (in ZAR) and Bots/Zim (in USD).
ZAR (South African Rand) has a fixed exchange rate to the Namibian Dollar at 1:1.
To convert currencies, use the provided Exchange Converter.
