Namibia, Chobe & Victoria Falls (English-speaking travel guide)

Arrival at Windhoek's international airport. Welcome by your English-speaking representative, then transfer in group transport to the city. During the journey, you can already admire the hilly and arid landscapes that surround Namibia's capital.

Upon arrival in the city, check-in to your guesthouse, ideally located to discover the attractions of Windhoek. Depending on your arrival time, you can enjoy a moment of relaxation or embark on a first free walk to explore the lively streets, local markets, or admire the architecture that blends colonial and African influences.

Breakfast at the lodge, then meeting with your English-speaking guide. Departure by road towards the Namib Desert, one of the oldest in the world, famous for its monumental red dunes and breathtaking landscapes.

Arrival at the lodge and check-in to your room. You can enjoy a moment of relaxation and admire the vast panoramas of the surroundings.

Free afternoon to explore the area around the lodge: take a walk in the area to observe the desert flora, watch the changing colors of the dunes throughout the day, or simply relax by the poolside with a view of the vast desert. The silence and raw beauty of Namibie offer a unique atmosphere that invites contemplation and rest before the adventures of the next day.

Breakfast at the lodge, followed by departure with your guide and the tour vehicle for an excursion to Sossusvlei and the Sesriem Canyon.

The Namib Desert and the Sossusvlei region offer some of Namibie's most iconic landscapes. Its massive red dunes, among the highest in the world, create spectacular light displays at sunrise. Must-see locations such as Dead Vlei, Dune 45, Big Daddy and the Sesriem Canyon reveal the breathtaking beauty of this ancient desert.

Despite its aridity, the zone is home to adapted wildlife, including oryx, springbok and ostriches. You may also observe desert geckos, specialized insects and occasionally jackals or hyenas foraging.

The nights there are of extraordinary brightness, ideal for stargazing: the Milky Way appears there with rare intensity and offers an unforgettable celestial spectacle.

Breakfast at the lodge, then drive towards the city of Swakopmund, a charming seaside resort on the Atlantic coast. The route passes through contrasting landscapes, from the desert plains of Namibia to dry plains with scattered mountains.

Lunch en route at a restaurant or local rest stop to taste Namibian cuisine or simply enjoy a pleasant break.

Arrival in Swakopmund and accommodation at your hotel. Free time to explore the surroundings: a walk along the pier, strolling through streets with Germanic architectural influences or visiting the craft markets.

In the evening, dinner at a restaurant in the city, where you can enjoy local specialties, particularly fresh fish or seafood dishes, which are famous along this coast.

Breakfast at the lodge, then set off on a boat trip: Experience unforgettable encounters with Namibian marine fauna. In addition to seals and rescued pelicans that often join passengers, you can observe dolphins and, depending on the season, whales on this 3.5-hour cruise. The guides will share their knowledge of the marine ecosystem and the history of the Namibian coast with you.

In the afternoon, a four-wheel drive excursion to Sandwich Harbour. This adventure takes you through the salt fields and into the Namib-Naukluft Park, "where ocean and desert meet". The final stop is the lagoon at Sandwich Harbour, a spectacular location where the dunes drop directly into the Atlantic. The guides will demonstrate their skills in climbing massive dunes and offer breathtaking views.

Light lunch in the form of brunch in the dunes in a wild and unique setting.

The city of Swakopmund is an elegant coastal town nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and desert dunes. Its German architecture, cool climate and relaxed atmosphere make it an essential stop. The city is a true activity hub: dolphin and sea lion watching excursions, sandboarding, quad biking in the dunes, kayaking and panoramic flights over the Skeleton Coast. Cafés, craft markets and excellent restaurants round out the experience. Swakopmund is the ideal place to relax and enjoy a unique blend of culture, ocean and adventure.

Breakfast at the lodge, then drive with your German-speaking guide towards the Damaraland region. This route takes you through spectacular landscapes between steep mountains, dried-up valleys and extensive semi-desert plains.

Arrival and accommodation at the lodge, nestled in an impressive mineral environment.

In the afternoon you will set out on a guided excursion with your vehicle to search for the famous desert elephants that move in the riverbed of the Huab. These pachyderms are perfectly adapted to arid conditions and cover long distances to find water and food. The experience is unique: observing these giants in such a harsh environment is a rare and moving moment.

Along the way you can also admire the magnificent landscapes of Damaraland, characterized by rock formations, sparse vegetation and sometimes encounters with other animal species such as oryx or springbok.

Breakfast at the lodge, then departure with your English-speaking guide and the tour vehicle to visit the Twyfelfontein site, which is part of the UNESCO World Heritage. You will discover over 2,000 rock engravings there, fascinating testimonies of the San peoples, who inhabited the region several thousand years ago.

Continuation on the road to Etosha National Park, one of the most famous wildlife reserves in southern Africa. The route leads through diverse landscapes, from the mountains of Damaraland to the vast plains that announce the entrance to the park.

Arrival and accommodation at the lodge near the park entrance area. Afternoon at your leisure to enjoy the surroundings: relaxation at the lodge, observation of animals at nearby water points or simply viewing the endless landscapes.

In the evening you can enjoy dinner in a peaceful atmosphere before preparing for the safaris of the next day, which will reveal all the richness of Etosha fauna.

Breakfast at the lodge, then drive towards Divundu. You will pass through the towns of Tsumeb and Rundu, allowing you to see diverse landscapes ranging from mining areas to the green banks of the Okavango.

This is one of the longest stretches of your round trip; however, the road is completely paved, making the journey more comfortable and smooth. Along the way, you can observe traditional villages, vibrant local markets, and sometimes everyday scenes that offer an authentic insight into rural Namibia.

Arrival in Divundu in the late afternoon and accommodation at the lodge near the banks of the Okavango. You can relax, admire the sunset over the river, and enjoy the sounds of the surrounding nature, as a prelude to your discovery of the Kavango region and the Caprivi Strip.

Breakfast at the lodge, then enjoy a final guided safari in the Bwabwata National Park. This park, located in the Caprivi Strip, is famous for its gallery forest landscapes, its floodplains and its rich wildlife. You will have the opportunity to observe elephants, buffalo, hippos and a great variety of birds, particularly fish eagles and colorful kingfishers.

After this morning immersion, you continue your journey to Kongola. The route passes through traditional villages and green landscapes along the Kwando River, offering an authentic insight into the local life and traditions of the communities in the region.

Arrival at the lodge in the late afternoon and check-in. The rest of the day is at your leisure to enjoy the surroundings: relaxation by the riverside, observation of animals drinking or simply contemplation of the sunset over the plains of the Caprivi. In the evening, you can enjoy a peaceful dinner, accompanied by the sounds of nature.

Breakfast at the lodge, then this morning you'll drive towards the Chobe National Park with your English-speaking guide, crossing the borders between Namibia and Botswana. The drive offers the opportunity to admire the changing landscapes and discover the transition between the Namibian plains and Botswana's forested areas.

Arrival at the lodge in the early afternoon and end of your guide and vehicle services. Check-in and free time to relax or make use of the lodge's facilities, which are often located on the banks of the Chobe River.

In the afternoon you'll go on a boat safari on the Chobe River until sunset. This unique experience allows you to observe elephants bathing, as well as hippopotamuses, crocodiles and a variety of water birds. The spectacle of the sunset, which tints the river with golden and red reflections, creates a magical and unforgettable atmosphere.

Breakfast at the lodge, then departure this morning for a non-private guided safari in the Chobe National Park. Famous for its enormous elephant herds and abundant wildlife, Chobe offers exceptional safaris both by vehicle and by boat. Along the river, buffalo, hippopotamuses, crocodiles and a variety of birds gather, creating one of the most beautiful natural spectacles in Botswana.

Around 10:00 AM non-private English-speaking transfer to the city of Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. The journey allows you to cross various landscapes and experience the transition between Botswana's savannas and forested areas near the Zambezi.

Arrival at your lodge or hotel in the early afternoon. After lunch, departure to visit Victoria Falls with a local English-speaking guide, non-private.

By the end of the day, the roar of Victoria Falls can be heard several kilometers away, announcing one of Africa's most impressive natural wonders.