Get to know three South African countries! A round trip you will not soon forget! The dunes of Sossusvlei, the Etosha National Park, the Victoria Waterfalls or the Four Country Corner are only a few points of the trip.
Day 1: Arrival in Windhoek
Upon arrival, you will be met at Windhoek airport by an English-speaking driver who will take you to your hotel. Check-in is here from 2 pm. The rest of the day is at your leisure. Overnight.
Day 2: Windhoek - Sesriem (B, A)
After breakfast at the hotel, you will be welcomed by your German-speaking tour guide. The day begins with a city tour of Windhoek. Afterwards you will continue to Sesriem. On the way, you will make a stop at the bizarre desert nest Solitäre. Here you can try the famous apple pie at a fair price. The booked accommodation in Sesriem is situated on the edge of the dune belt. Enjoy the view from the terrace. Dinner and overnight.
Day 3: Dunes of Sossusvlei (B, A)
At sunrise, you drive into the National Park. This allows you to admire the dunes in the best photographic light. The unique light atmosphere in the early morning is indescribably beautiful and accompanies you through the dune landscape, past 500-year-old dead acacias in Dead Vlei to the dune crest - the highest dune is 350 meters high. You will have breakfast in the form of a picnic at the foot of the dunes. Afterwards, you will visit the Sesriem Canyon, which was carved into the sedimentary rock by the dry river Tsauchab over a period of two million years. Dinner and overnight stay
Day 4: Swakopmund (B)
Today we continue our journey through the desert landscape of the Namib, past the Kuiseb Canyon and over the Ghaub Pass to Swakopmund, a multicultural town that has a lot of history to offer, from the Rhenish Mission Church, the Hohenzollern House, the old magistrate's court to the landing stage, where there is now a restaurant. After an orientating tour of the city, we recommend that you simply follow your nose and explore the witnesses of the past that cannot be overlooked. Overnight
Day 5: Swakopmund (B)
Today is at your leisure. Make the most of it. Book one of the optional excursions offered by the tour guide. Overnight
Day 6: Swakopmund - Etosha (B, A)
After breakfast, the drive continues to your lodge on the edge of Etosha Park. If you are interested in a safari, you can start immediately (please book in advance). The safari is conducted in an open off-road vehicle. The day ends atmospherically around the campfire at the lodge. Dinner and overnight stay
Day 7: Etosha (B, A)
Today, you will experience the wildlife of Etosha National Park at close quarters in an open off-road vehicle. The open vegetation of the national park offers a magnificent view of the free-roaming elephants, antelopes, giraffes, zebras and, with a bit of luck, lions and leopards that occasionally frequent the waterholes. Rest assured that your guide knows the best spots for game viewing and will show them to you. He will give you the unique feeling of being part of this wilderness from a safe distance. Dinner and overnight.
Day 8: Etosha -Otavi (B, A)
Today, you will drive by 4x4 through Etosha National Park to the west of the park. On the way, you will stop again and again at various watering holes or interesting animal observation points. Experience the animals up close. The journey continues to the vicinity of Grootfontein. Here you will take a walk through the wilderness to see the small things that are often overlooked from the safari vehicle. Dinner and overnight.
Day 9: Otavi - Divundu/Okavango (B, A)
Today tall trees instead of sparse grass. Dense forest instead of vast Savannah. Small villages instead of lonely vastness. The change to flourishing life. Your lodge is situated directly on its banks. Experience hippos and elephants. They can often be seen from the lodge terrace. If you wish, you can book a boat trip for a picturesque sunset. Dinner and overnight.
Day 10: Divundu/Okavango (B, A)
Today, you travel by mokoro through a dreamlike river landscape. Enjoy the views. This trip is a highlight for every traveler in this region. Be enchanted by the flora and fauna of the Caprivi region. Relax and enjoy the tranquility. The afternoon is at your leisure. Dinner and overnight.
Day 11: Katima Mulilo/Chobe (B, A)
Today it is time to say goodbye to this fairy tale region. The four-country corner awaits you, where Namibia, Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe meet. If the water level permits, a safari boat trip on the Chobe River will start (if the water level is low, the safari boat trip will take place on the Zambezi River). Experience With a bit of luck and a cool gin and tonic in hand, you will encounter wildlife up close. Dinner and overnight.
Day 12: Chobe National Park (B, A)
After breakfast, the next highlight begins. Today we cross the border into Botswana. The Chobe National Park awaits you. In the afternoon, we drive through the national park in an open jeep to discover the wildlife. The Chobe National Park is known for its huge herds of elephants, buffalo, large prides of lion but also rarer animals such as wild dog and sable antelope. Listen to the smacking of the hippos and the cry of the white-tailed eagle during dinner. Dinner and overnight.
Day 13: Victoria Falls (B, A)
After breakfast, follow the thunder of the water and the spray on the horizon. You cross the border into Zimbabwe. Immediately afterwards, you will enter the national park, from where you will see the Victoria Falls plummeting into the depths just a few meters away. This sight will remain in your memory for a lifetime. Take your time! Dinner and overnight.
Day 14: Victoria Falls (B)
Today is at leisure. Use the day to relax or to buy the last souvenirs at the craft market. Enjoy your last day in this special place. A visit to the Lookout Café is well worth it!!! Overnight.
Day 15: Victoria Falls (B)
After breakfast, your guide will bid you farewell before transferring you to Victoria Falls Airport for your journey home or connecting stay.
B = Breakfast / L = Lunch / D = Dinner
Note: Services are subject to change without notice. Please note that one bag and one piece of hand luggage per person are allowed (no hard-sided suitcases).Please note the current entry regulations for Southern Africa.
