Upon arrival to Johannesburg, you will be welcomed at the door of your aircraft by a local representative holding a sign with your name on it. Alongside your assistant, you will be directed through immigration, baggage collection and customs.

A private transfer between the airport and your hotel is provided.

A private transfer between the airport and your hotel is provided.

Board a flight in Johannesburg with service to Maun. Approximate flight duration is one hour and 35 minutes.

Board a flight with service from Maun to Okavango. The duration of your journey will depend on the number of stops along the way.

Please note that strict luggage restrictions apply for this flight. Passengers are allowed 20kg (44lb) of luggage, inclusive of carry-on. Luggage dimensions must not exceed 30cm (11.8 in) wide, 35 cm (13.8 in) high, and 70 cm (27.5 in) long. Soft baggage is recommended.

Situated in the Kanana Concession, the focus of activities at Kanana varies with the rising and falling levels of the Okavango Delta. The annual floods transform this dry camp into a true water experience and you may actually enjoy the breathtaking spectacle of the water visibly rising around the camp’s raised teak decks. Activities included in your package allow you to enjoy morning and late afternoon game drives in open safari vehicles, with afternoon game drives often continuing into the evening. Alternatively you may explore the crystal clear waterways by mokoro or motorboat, and enjoy the magnificent variety of birds, plant and reptile species found in the area. Birding is spectacular, and Kanana hosts a seasonal heronry that teems with activity, a Kanana highlight which converts all visitors to avid 'twitchers' at first sight. One of the only places where you can enjoy a guided bush walk, Kanana's location allows you to explore the delta on foot accompanied by expertly trained and armed guides. You can also enjoy fishing for tilapia, African pike and sharptooth catfish (March through to December and basic equipment supplied).

The Okavango Delta features some of the best game viewing in all of Africa. The best way to experience it is from the comfort of a safari vehicle and in the company of an experience guide, who boasts a wealth of knowledge about this fascinating ecosystem. Early this morning, enjoy an aromatic cup of coffee and a snack before venturing into the bush in pursuit of thrilling wildlife encounters. A vast variety of beasts, both predator and prey, roam this sublime environment. You are bound to come face to face with mammals big and small, so keep your eyes peeled and your camera handy! Don’t forget to also scan the sky and tree branches for the diversity of resident and migratory birdlife. After this thrilling adventure in the bush, return to your lodge just in time for a delicious breakfast.

After a leisurely lunch and perhaps a siesta, head out on an afternoon game drive. Around 4 pm, when the temperatures begin to drop, the wildlife becomes more active, providing for a fascinating opportunity to witness the bush activity before sun begins to set. Several hours on a safari allow you to see a variety of game. From impressive tuskers to cats on the prowl, African beast are all around you and you have the front row seats to this nature’s big show. Your guide knows all of the best viewing spots and provides you with commentary about the species that you encounter. After an adventurous game drive in your 4X4 vehicle, return to your lodge just in time for scrumptious dinner.

Kanana Camp provides you with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of Botswana. Spend the night on the camp’s beautiful sleep-out deck, tuning in to the sounds of the bush. Get cozy in your comfortable bed and witness a magnificent sunset and sunrise over the Delta. Out of reach of the wildlife, and with an experienced guide nearby you can sleep soundly, and safely enjoy this ultimate African adventure.

Embark on a walking safari today and experience a whole new side of Botswana. Professional guides accompany you and teach you about the bush from a different perspective, up close and personal with the environment. A walking safari is the perfect way to awaken your senses where you can touch, feel and smell the African bush and listen to the interesting stories that your guides share with you. Walks allow you to read the news of the night in the smooth sand of the road. Lion, leopard, elephants, genets and even millipedes are all part of the signs, each with their story to tell. A walking safari is about seeing the big and smaller creatures and the various flora in the area.

The Okavango Delta is flooded for much of the year and when it is, you can experience serene silence at the gentle pace of a poled mokoro excursion along the narrow Delta channels. Just sit back and relax as you glide through lily ponds on a local dugout canoe; perhaps, get up close and person with a buffalo as it laps water from the river, watch crocodiles sunbathe on the banks, or cruise past a pod of hippos as they lie in a pool. Fish eagles, frogs and fabulous lilies form much of this experience, but more frequently it is the quietness and gentle pace that makes its greatest impression on you after a mokoro morning.

Board a flight with service from Okavango to Maun. The duration of your journey will depend on the number of stops along the way.

Please note that strict luggage restrictions apply for this flight. Passengers are allowed 20kg (44lb) of luggage, inclusive of carry-on. Luggage dimensions must not exceed 30cm (11.8 in) wide, 35 cm (13.8 in) high, and 70 cm (27.5 in) long. Soft baggage is recommended.

Board a flight in Maun with service to Windhoek. Approximate flight duration is one hour.

Enjoy a private transfer between Windhoek Hosea Kutako International Airport and your hotel.

This morning, depart Windhoek on a scenic 5 hour transfer to Sossusvlei. With your private safari vehicle and guide, you'll drive southwest through the stunning Khomas Hochland highlands before heading down the Great Escarpment into the vast Namib Desert below. A picnic lunch will be served at a picturesque location en-route. You'll arrive at your lodge in the late afternoon.

Set out before sunrise with your professional guide in a private 4x4 safari vehicle. Learn about the history of the park and how the petrified dunes were formed. Track the smaller creatures such as lizards, beetles, and scorpions, as well as the larger desert-dwelling animals like oryx and springbok. With luck, you may see the endemic dune lark or an ostrich. Hike around Sossusvlei before stopping for a tea break. Try to capture the stark beauty of Deadvlei in a photo. Head back to Elim Dune, widely considered the most photogenic, to indulge in an alfresco lunch set up under the shade of a camel thorn tree. Cap off your day with a hike in Sesriem Canyon while your guide explains the history and geology.

Meet with your guide and depart on a transfer to Swakopmund today. The fascinating drive takes you northwest through the ever-changing desert landscapes of the Namib Naukluft National Park, including the impressive Gaub and Kuiseb canyons. You'll meet the coast at the port town of Walvis Bay, visiting the lagoon to see the interesting mix of pelicans, flamingos and other sea-birds, before continuing north to Swakopmund where you can enjoy the pleasant seaside location and cooler coastal air. Approximate travel time is 6 hours.

Swakopmund’s vibrant dining scene blends fresh Atlantic seafood, German heritage, cozy cafÉs, and oceanfront dining experiences. Seafood lovers should visit The Tug and The Jetty Restaurant, both renowned for their fresh local catches, extensive wine and drinks selections, and spectacular sunset views. For traditional German cuisine, Brauhaus Swakopmund remains a long-standing favorite. The elegant Hansa Hotel offers fine dining, while Bojos CafÉ provides a more relaxed atmosphere with excellent coffee, light meals, and freshly baked treats. The Wreck combines diverse cuisine with stunning ocean views, making it a popular choice for lunch or dinner. Coffee enthusiasts should not miss Two Beards Coffeehouse, known for its expertly roasted specialty coffees, while Napolitana Restaurant serves delicious and affordable Italian fare in a lively setting. For a more casual local experience, Village CafÉ offers home-style cooking, artisan breads, and a welcoming family-run atmosphere. To arrange reservations at any of these restaurants, speak to your Destination Expert. Please note: Reservations are subject to availability.

Today you will make your way south from Swakopmund and drive past the Kuiseb River Delta, flocks of flamingoes, saltpans, and wetlands on your way to the famous Sandwich Harbor. This remarkably beautiful lagoon lies between the Atlantic shore and the high dunes of the Namib Sand Sea, considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Giant sand dunes run straight into the ocean, creating breathtaking landscapes. Around lunchtime, your guide will find a picnic spot either on the beach or on top of a high dune overlooking the ocean and bring out a selection of snacks with sparkling wine and oysters. On the way back to Swakopmund, the route will take you past the area's typical flora and fauna, like the black-backed jackal, fog-basking beetle, dancing spider, golden mole, springbok, oryx, brown hyaena, and ostrich.

Please note that to get to the harbor, off-road driving over sand dunes is required and at times the vehicle cannot access the site due to the tides; in this case, you will get a chance to see the lagoon area from one of the many beautiful lookout spots and will have the time to walk and explore.

Meet your guide for your private transfer to Etosha National Park. Approximate travel time is 6 hours.

Set out in the morning with your private guide on an exciting game drive through Etosha Game Reserve. Spend the full day enjoying all that it has to offer with a wide range of wildlife. Today your guide will take you to locations known for Zebras, Lions, Elephants, Hyenas, Springboks, and so many other unique African wildlife and species. When you are tired you can head back to the lodge.

Enjoy the endless expanse of the Namibia countryside as you depart Etosha with your guide for a private transfer to Windhoek. Approximate travel time is 5 hours.

The Peech Boutique Hotel in Johannesburg boasts elegantly designed bedrooms and suites located in the main house and garden annexes. A private residence built in the 1950’s The Peech was conceived, built, and is now ran and owned by James Peech. His attention to detail paired, wealth of experience and team of dedicated staff create a one of a kind stay. The Boutique Bistro overlook's the hotel's pool and landscaped gardens, and features sandstone floors, deep leather couches and a walk-in wine cellar, and most importantly, culinary masterpieces.

Located in the private Kanana concession in the south-western Okavango Delta overlooking the Xudum River is relaxed Kanana Camp. The eight deluxe luxury style tents are built on stilts to insure a good view of the floodplains for all guests. The common facilities of the camps are also built up on stilts overlooking these floodplains. There is a sandy fire pit and jetty, and a short walk from there leads you to a lovely swimming pool and deck. Kanana Camp is built among spectacular shade trees of ebony, knob thorn acacia, and the sausage tree. Protected by a mix of jackal berry, acacia and sausage trees, Kanana is surrounded by a necklace of islands dotted with palm, fig, ebony and knobthorns and home to a myriad of birds, plants and animals.

Olive Grove is an upmarket establishment, situated close to the city centre in a quiet, peaceful area. It is the place to stay in Windhoek and whilst each room caters for every need of the most discerning traveller, their emphasis is one of simplicity and elegance. The inside lounge is tastefully decorated, with comfortable chairs and a welcoming fireplace. Each room has a large veranda with tables and chairs for al fresco dining. The open-air lounge, spa bath, plunge pool and tranquil garden all invite the visitor to unwind and relax under Namibia’s open skies.

Hoodia Desert Lodge invites you to experience beauty and tranquility surrounded by majestic mountains on the banks of the Tsauchab River. Only a 20 minute drive will bring you to the Sesriem Gate, entrance to the world famous red sand-dunes of Sossusvlei. You will meet enthusiastic people, keen to share your adventures and the friendliness and personal attention of the staff will make your stay memorable. They love to share their knowledge about the region with its secrets and their guided tours are an ideal entrance to the magical world of the desert.

The Strand Hotel is located in Swakopmund, surrounded on three sides by the Southern Atlantic Ocean. Its 125 rooms and suites offer the finest and mostly uninterrupted sea views in this quaint historic town. The Strand Hotel offers its guests three exciting restaurants, bars, sea facing terraces, as well as a spa and fitness center. This hotel provides guests a warm Namibian welcome and stay.

Built into a rocky ridge among the dolomite hills on Etosha National Park’s southern edge, Ongava Lodge features 14 air-conditioned rock-and-thatch chalets overlooking a waterhole regularly visited by rhino and plains game. Dine beneath the thatched roof or catch a sundowner from the deck as the sky turns, with sitting areas and a fireside lounge bar for downtime and a pool for a midday cool-off. Days move between game drives, walks, and rhino tracking on the reserve. Ongava Lodge's vantage keeps the waterhole in view from nearly everywhere you sit.