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TOUR HIGHLIGHTS :
Windhoek, Skeleton Coast, Twyfelfontein, Rock-engravings, Damaraland Kaokoland, Desert elephants, Culture, Epupa Falls, Etosha, Rundu, Caprivi, Victoria Falls.

On arrival in Windhoek, you will be transferred to the lodge where we will complete all paperwork and other formalities. We will spend 2 nights in Windhoek. (D)

Spend the day exploring the city and all it has to offer . (B,L,D)

This morning we board our truck and head for the West Coast and our campsite right on the beach. The Skeleton Coast has aptly been described as the world’s largest shipping graveyard. It is a beautiful isolated stretch of coast dominated by sand dunes, gravel plains and salt pans. Enjoy the solitude. (B,L,D)

There are many animals that have adapted superbly to desert life. Keep your eyes peeled for the Desert Elephant and Black Rhino in this area as well as the spectacular antelope the Oryx and many others. (B,L,D)

We spend the day in search of the animals that roam this desert landscape. (B,L,D)

After breakfast, we pack up camp and continue north via Opuwo to Epupa Falls on the edge of the Kunene River deep in K aokoland.

Kaokoveld
Located in the far north-west, Kaokoland is one of the particularly untouched regions in Namibia. The almost inaccessible area south of the Kunene River is the home of the Himba ethnic group, who have kept their ethnic individuality and culture in the secluded Kaokoland. Travelling through this region is only possible under the leadership of an experienced guide. Tracks are hardly signposted, corrugated and extremely stony or sandy.

Our campsite is close to the Falls, on the banks of the Kunene River with views of Angola. (B,L,D)

We spend the morning on a guided tour of the Falls and pay a visit to a Himba Village.

On our travels through the Kaokoveld we will have the time to meet the Famous Himba people and the Herero. The Himba like the Masai of East Africa are probably the most striking looking people in Africa. Especially in the remote areas we are visiting, the Himba women are still dressed in their traditional dress.

The rest of the day is for relaxing and exploring. We once again overnight at Epupa. (B,L,D)

This morning it is time to head back South via Opuwo to Kamanjab. At Kamanjab, we will overnight at our private campsite. (B,L,D)

At Outjo we will make a stop in order to stock up on food supplies and drinks before entering Etosha National Park.

ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK - This is one of the major sanctuaries for wildlife in Africa. The heart of the park is the Etosha pan, meaning "place of dry water," an extensive, flat depression of about 5000 square kilometres. This great, white expanse is a place of shimmering mirages; seeing large herds of game n this setting is a uniquely African experience.

Our first camp in the Park is Okaukuejo, well known for its floodlit waterhole. (B,L,D)

We leave Etosha today and travel to Rundu via Grootfontein. Tonight we will sleep on the banks of the Okavango River.

Close to Grootfontein is the 60 tonne Hoba meteorite, the largest of its kind in the world and unique due to its cuboid shape. (B,L,D)

In stark contrast to most of Namibia, the Caprivi Strip is a mosaic of woodlands, riverine forests and swamps. Our destination today is our campsite close to the Mudumu National Park. (B,L,D)

After an early morning game drive, we leave the Caprivi and cross the border into Botswana, and via the Chobe National Park and Kasane travel to the Kazangula Border where we enter Zimbabwe.

Our lodge for the next 2 nights is in the town of Victoria Falls. (B,L,D)

Today is at leisure, giving you the opportunity not only to view the Falls, but also to participate in some of the many activities on offer such as River Rafting, Bungi Jumping, Helicopter Flights, Boat Cruises, Canoe trips and many others. (B,L,D)

This morning is free to do as you wish prior to your transfer to Victoria Falls Airport. (B)