Itinerary

Travel to Zimbabwe and experience the sheer wonder of Victoria Falls. There are plenty of optional activities on offer at the falls, so why not jump in a canoe, or take a flight to see Victoria Falls from the air.

See the mesmerising Makgadikgadi Pans stretch endlessly across the horizon. Witness wildlife galore and try to spot African elephants in an open-jeep safari or relax and unwind on an afternoon cruise along the Chobe River. Keep an eye out for elephants and crocodiles on the water’s edge, and catch a glimpse of fish eagles swooping for prey.

Camp on an island paradise of flooded plains and swamps, teeming with wildlife and nestled between two national parks.

Accompanied by local guides, jump aboard a mokoro - a dugout canoe - to explore the delta's reed beds and streams filled with animals of all sizes - birdlife, hyenas, antelope and hippos. Stay on a remote island and drift off to sleep to the sounds of the animals making their way through the waterways in the dark.

Browse Rundu’s open markets for handicrafts and admire intricate wood carvings.

Spend a day tracking and gathering with the San Bushmen. Learn about their culture and way of life during an overnight stay in Grootfontein.

Embark on a game drive through the salt pans of the Etosha National Park. Spot the silhouettes of black rhinos, springbok, zebras and giraffes against the horizon.

Perhaps spot the elusive desert elephant before setting up camp in the Palmwag Desert Oasis.

Rising dramatically above the arid desert floor, the isolated granite outcrop at Spitzkoppe is an incredible sight.

Travel to Swakopmund and soak up stunning desert vistas and eerie silence before paying a visit to the seals.

Use Sesriem as a base for exploring the incredible Namib Desert region.

Climb to the top of the world’s highest dunes and spend a final night soaking up the vibe in Windhoek.