Example Itinerary:
Waterfalls, Riverways, Wildlife
Waterfalls, Riverways, Wildlife
Start your experience at the adventure capitol of Zambia. Wander through the mist as you view the thundering falls, take a sunset cruise along the river, before enjoying a meal at your lodge at the edge of the Zambezi.
After leaving Livingstone, we head for the Caprivi Strip in Namibia and stay on the beautiful Kwando River in Nkasa Rupara National Park – Namibia’s largest protected wetland area with many permanent and seasonal waterways and floodplains; it is the corridor for elephant and buffalo migration, and home to over 450 bird species and a variety of animals, including many rare and some endangered species, featuring lions, Namibian cheetahs, leopards, spotted hyenas, wild dogs, roan antelopes, impala, kudus, baboons, warthogs, rock monitor lizards, and water monitor lizards. More remote and less visited than the Okavango Delta, the park offers a much more wild and private experience. Stay in a rustic and comfortable unfenced lodge and go on a 4x4 safari drive through the park.
We overnight on the Okavango River that feeds the delta. Enjoy the sunset with a drink while watching the hippos, crocs, and maybe even an elephant, all from the balcony of your room.
Experience the vast beauty of the delta, staying in cabins on the pan handle. Travel the delta in traditional mokoro canoes with local guides (known as “polers”) take you deep into the wetland to show you the different wetland species. Have a picnic lunch while out for the day, and a luxurious dinner waiting for you back at the lodge. Acacia forests, papyrus rivers, and overlapping ecosystems provides a unique opportunity to view
The Moremi Game Reserve is untouched paradise in the Okavango delta – the oldest protected section. Or take a longer trip to the Central Kalahari Game Reserve. Listen to the roars of lions and take a 4x4 safari led by bushman guides. The reserve is immensely beautiful and diverse, with a seemingly endless sky at night. The flat landscape makes the reserve appear endless. Deception Valley in the north frequently harbours red hartebeest, wildebeest, oryx, ostrich, springbok, eland, hyena, giraffe, and even wild dog can be found.
Chobe has the highest animal density in all of Africa: elephants, lion prides, and big herds of buffalo, with stunning landscapes and waterfront areas. Take a sunset river cruise, a 4x4 safari, or a guided bush walk and stay in lovely unfences lodges.
Heading back to Livingstone, Zambia, see the Batoka Gorge, and choose from many options including helicopter and plane rides over the area, a dinner on a restored steam train to the falls, white water rafting, hiking, and horseback riding, or a bush walk in Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park, try some local cuisine, or visit a local micro-business crafts market. Then you’re escorted back to the airport full of memories and smiles.
