Namibia & Botswana: 15-Day Safari Adventure

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Our 15 days Tour offers travelers an exciting and diverse tour around Namibia and a snapshot of Botswana. It varies from animal safaris to breathtaking landscapes and ancient art.

Duration: 15 days

Cancellation: 24 hours

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Highlights

WINDHOEK - KALAHARI

Namibia Craft Centre - The Kalahari remains a sanctuary for the San people, as modern development has encroached upon other regions they once inhabited.

KALAHARI / NAMIB DESERT

Namib Desert - Known as one of the world’s oldest and driest deserts, the Namib Desert spans over 15% of the country along the Atlantic coast….

WINDHOEK - KALAHARI

Namibia Craft Centre - The Kalahari remains a sanctuary for the San people, as modern development has encroached upon other regions they once inhabited.

KALAHARI / NAMIB DESERT

Namib Desert - Known as one of the world’s oldest and driest deserts, the Namib Desert spans over 15% of the country along the Atlantic coast. Its sand accumulation and dune formation date back between 40 and 15 million years.

SOSSUSVLEI

Dune 45 - Visitors will be captivated by the ochre hues and undulating forms of the Sossusvlei and Dead Vlei dunes.

SOSSUSVLEI – WALVIS BAY / SWAKOPMUND

Swakopmund Jetty - Journey through the Kuiseb Pass and cross the Tropic of Capricorn en route to Swakopmund. This charming seaside town is flanked by the Swakop River and coastal dunes to the south. The cool Benguela current offers refreshing seaside or dune walks.

SWAKOPMUND / WALVIS BAY / SWAKOPMUND

Walvis Bay Waterfront - Embark on a boat excursion on the Atlantic Ocean, keeping an eye out for sea lions, dolphins, pelicans, cormorants, and possibly the elusive “Mola-Mola” fish.

SWAKOPMUND - TWYFELFONTEIN / DAMARALAND

Twyfelfontein - En route to Twyfelfontein, meet the Himba women and discover their rich culture, beliefs, and history.

TWYFELFONTEIN / DAMARALAND

Twyfelfontein - Explore one of Africa’s largest collections of rock engravings, featuring well-preserved depictions of rhinos, elephants, ostriches, giraffes, and footprints of humans and animals.

DAMARALAND – ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK

Etosha Pan - Visitors will have the opportunity to observe wildlife. Photography enthusiasts should bring their cameras and patience to capture unique wildlife encounters.

ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK

Etosha Pan - Enjoy a private vehicle safari through the park to observe the diverse animal life.

ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK - RUNDU

Mbunza Living Museum - Relax by the river and admire the abundant birdlife, including fish eagles, crocodiles, and hippos.

RUNDU

Mbunza Living Museum - In the late afternoon, enjoy a champagne toast and sunset views during a boat cruise.

RUNDU – MAHANGO

Mokoro Lodge - Experience a photo safari by traditional mokoro canoe, exploring the region’s wonders and lush landscapes.

MAHANGO – CHOBE PARK

Chobe National Park - Home to Africa’s largest elephant population, Chobe National Park is a must-visit.

CHOBE NATIONAL PARK

Chobe National Park - Embark on a safari in Chobe National Park, renowned for its stunning sunsets and landscapes of swamps and floodplains, where the highest concentration of African elephants can be observed.