Three-Country Tour

On this diverse group tour, you’ll discover the fascinating contrasts of Namibia and southern Africa. You’ll start by exploring the highlights of northern Namibia, including the impressive dunes of Sossusvlei with their deep-red sand and unique landscape contrasts, the charming coastal town of Swakopmund with its German-influenced atmosphere, and the wildlife-rich Etosha National Park, one of Africa’s most beautiful safari destinations. You’ll then continue on to the impressive Caprivi Strip, where you’ll experience Namibia from a completely different perspective. Instead of arid desert landscapes, you’ll find lush vegetation, traditional villages, abundant wildlife, and the country’s most water-rich region, home to four major rivers. To conclude your journey, you’ll visit the famous Chobe National Park in Botswana, known for its large herds of elephants, before experiencing one of Africa’s most spectacular natural wonders at the imposing Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe.

Included in the price
+ Accommodations as specified
+ 13 breakfasts, 8 dinners
+ Air-conditioned tour vehicle and German-speaking tour guide from Day 2 through Day 13
+ Airport transfers with an English-speaking tour guide on Days 1 and 14
+ Admission fees as follows: Namib Naukluft Park, Sossusvlei, Sesriem Canyon, 2 visits to Etosha National Park (including 1 full-day game drive in an open-top 4x4 in Etosha), visit to the San Living Museum of the Khwe, 1 boat tour and 1 game drive in an open-top
in an open-top 4x4 on the Kavango, 1 Chobe boat safari, 1 Chobe game drive in an open-top 4x4, entrance fees for Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe)
+ EMED: Medical Evacuation Insurance

Not included in the price
– Services not listed
– Beverages
– Flights
– Personal expenses and
– Tips
– Visas for Namibia and Zimbabwe
– Travel insurance

Day 1: WINDHOEK
Upon your arrival at Windhoek Airport, you’ll be greeted by a friendly, English-speaking driver. You’ll then be transferred to your hotel, where check-in is available starting at 2:00 p.m. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy as you wish—ideal for recovering from the
trip and settling into Namibia at your own pace. Enjoy your first impressions of the capital or simply relax at the hotel.
Overnight stay: Hotel Thule or similar.

Day 2: SESRIEM
In the morning, your German-speaking tour guide will greet you at the hotel, and your Namibia tour begins with an introductory city tour of Windhoek. You’ll get a first glimpse into the history, culture, and architecture of Namibia’s capital. Afterward, you’ll travel along a scenic route to the south of the country. Your destination for the day is Sesriem, the gateway to the Namib Desert. Along the way, you’ll stop in the small, charming, and quirky desert village of Solitaire. It’s worth stopping here not only to catch your breath but also to sample the legendary apple pie, which is offered at a low price and has long enjoyed cult status among travelers. Your accommodations near Sesriem are beautifully situated on the edge of the Namib’s vast dune belt. After checking in, you’ll have time to enjoy the view of the reddish-gold desert landscape from the terrace. In the evening, a delicious dinner awaits you—the perfect way to round off an eventful day.
Overnight stay: Desert Camp or similar
Meals included: Half board

Day 3: SOSSUSVLEI & DEAD VLEI
Before sunrise, you’ll set out for Namib-Naukluft National Park to experience the famous Sossusvlei dunes in the magical light of the early morning hours. As the sun slowly rises above the horizon, the landscape transforms into a spectacular interplay of light and shadow—a paradise for photographers and nature lovers. You’ll hike through the fascinating dune landscape to the surreal Dead Vlei, where centuries-old, dead acacia trees rise from the parched clay soil like silent sculptures. If you’d like, you can also climb the dune ridge—with a little stamina, you’ll reach the summit of “Big Daddy,” one of the world’s tallest dunes at about 350 meters. A picnic breakfast at the foot of the dunes rounds out this unforgettable experience. Afterward, you’ll visit Sesriem Canyon, a gorge about 30 meters deep that was carved into the rock by the Tsauchab River over millions of years. The canyon offers fascinating insights into the region’s geological history and a welcome respite from the heat in the shade of the rock walls.
Overnight: Desert Camp or similar
Meals included: Half board

Day 4: SWAKOPMUND
After breakfast, you’ll continue your journey through the impressive desert landscape of the Namib. The route takes you past the mighty Kuiseb Canyon, which once served as a natural barrier between two climate zones, and over the scenic Ghaub Pass, a fascinating contrast of rugged cliffs and endless expanses. In the afternoon, you’ll reach the charming town of Swakopmund on the Atlantic coast—a city full of contrasts, characterized by colonial architecture, a fresh sea breeze, and the Namibian way of life. During a short introductory city tour, you’ll discover some of the historic buildings, such as the Rhenish Mission Church, the imposing Hohenzollern House, the former district court, and the historic pier, which now houses a popular restaurant. Afterward, there’s time for you to explore on your own: simply follow your curiosity—in Swakopmund, you’ll encounter traces of the past around almost every corner. Small cafés, galleries, and souvenir shops invite you to linger.
Overnight stay: Legacy Swakopmund or similar.
Meals included: Breakfast

Day 5: SWAKOPMUND
Today is yours to enjoy as you wish—and offers a variety of optional experiences that will make your stay in Swakopmund unforgettable. How about, for example, a boat trip in the Walvis Bay lagoon? Aboard a comfortable catamaran, you’ll spot seals, dolphins, and—with a little luck—pelicans or even sunfish. While you enjoy the maritime scenery, you’ll be served freshly shucked oysters from the bay and other regional delicacies—a culinary nature experience right in the middle of the water! Those who prefer to keep their feet on solid ground can join a Living Desert Tour—a fascinating desert excursion that introduces you to the secret inhabitants of the Namib. Your guide will show you the desert’s “Little Five”—including chameleons, geckos, and snakes—and explain their survival strategies in this hostile environment in a humorous and engaging way. The guides’ enthusiasm and knowledge make this tour a true highlight. Another unforgettable experience is an optional scenic flight over the Namib Desert, where you can marvel at the seemingly endless dunes, dry riverbeds, and the mysterious Sossusvlei from a bird’s-eye view—a panorama that will stay with you for a long time. Tailor the day to your liking—active, educational, or relaxing. Swakopmund offers the perfect experience for everyone.
Overnight stay: Legacy Swakopmund or similar.
Meals included: Breakfast
Optional activities: Boat trip to see seals for 80 €, Living Desert Tour for 50 €

Day 6: ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
Today you’ll continue your journey northward. Your destination is a cozy lodge on the edge of Etosha National Park, one of Africa’s most famous wildlife reserves. The drive takes you through varied landscapes, past small villages and open savannas. In the afternoon, you’ll arrive at your lodge, where you’ll receive a warm welcome. After checking in, there’s time to relax—enjoy the view of the vast landscape or take a dip in the pool. The day comes to a magical close around the campfire, with the African starry sky shining above you—a perfect start to your upcoming safari adventures in Etosha.
Overnight: Toshari Lodge or similar
Meals included: Half board

Day 7: ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
Today you’ll set out on a full-day game drive in an open-top SUV through the famous Etosha National Park. The name “Etosha” means “large
white place”—a reference to the vast salt pan that forms the heart of the park and is surrounded by expansive savanna and bush landscapes. Thanks to the open vegetation, there are excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing: With a little luck, you’ll spot elephants, giraffes, zebras, oryx, and perhaps even lions or leopards, which tend to gather at the numerous watering holes. Your experienced guide knows the best wildlife viewing spots and, with keen intuition and expertise, will bring you up close to nature—always with the necessary respect and distance. The combination of wilderness, excitement, and vast open spaces lets you forget your everyday life and immerse yourself deeply in the world of African wildlife. An unforgettable day in one of the continent’s most impressive national parks!
Overnight stay: Toshari Lodge or similar
Meals included: Half board

Day 8: ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
Today, another exciting day awaits you in Etosha National Park. You’ll travel through the park from west to east in a tour vehicle—a varied journey with many stops at watering holes and frequent fascinating wildlife sightings. Chances are good that you’ll once again spot herds of elephants, zebras, wildebeests, antelopes, and perhaps even big cats. The landscape changes noticeably as you make your way through the park, from open savanna to denser bushland—each region has its own character and its own animal inhabitants. In the afternoon, you’ll leave the park via the eastern Lindequist Gate and continue toward Tsumeb. At your lodge, you can wind down the day in peace and quiet.
Overnight: Minen Hotel or similar
Meals included: Half board

Day 9: KHWE
In the morning, you’ll visit the Khwe Tribe’s Living Museum, which offers a fascinating glimpse into the traditional way of life of this San community. In an authentically designed museum village consisting of traditional thatched huts, you’ll gain exciting insights into prehistoric life as hunters and gatherers. Namibia’s indigenous people demonstrate their ancient craft techniques with great dedication and pride, share stories from the world of their ancestors, dance to
traditional rhythms, and let you see, hear, smell, and feel history. They place particular importance on presenting their pre-colonial culture as authentically as possible—an impressive experience that will stay with you for a long time. Afterward, your journey continues into the lush Zambezi Strip. The landscape changes noticeably: instead of dry savanna, tall trees, dense forest, and lush vegetation suddenly dominate the scene. This is thanks to the mighty Kavango River (called “Kavango” in Namibia), which brings new life to the area. Your lodging is located right on the riverbank, where, with a little luck, you can spot hippos and elephants right from the lodge’s terrace.
Overnight: Mahangu Safari Lodge or similar
Meals included: Half board

Day 10: KAVANGO & MAHANGU NATIONAL PARK
Today begins leisurely with a boat ride on the Kavango, one of the largest rivers in southern Africa and the lifeline of the Zambezi region. You’ll glide silently across the water and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere as the lush vegetation along the banks is reflected in the river. With a little luck, you’ll spot waterbirds, crocodiles, or hippos leisurely frolicking along the riverbank—a fascinating start to the day. In the afternoon, a completely different adventure awaits you: a game drive in Mahangu National Park, one of Namibia’s wildest and most pristine parks. In this scenically diverse area of open plains, riverbeds, and palm groves, with a little luck you’ll encounter elephants, buffalo, antelopes, and perhaps even leopards or wild dogs. A day full of contrasts—from tranquil waters to vibrant wilderness.
Overnight: Mahangu Safari Lodge or similar.
Meals included: Half board

Day 11: FOUR-COUNTRY CORNER
The journey continues to the point where Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe meet. Today you’ll arrive at your lodge on the Chobe River, which blends beautifully into the surrounding natural landscape. The tranquility of the river and the expansive grounds immediately invite you to relax. A special experience awaits you in the afternoon: “Cast off” for a safari boat cruise on the Chobe River. As you glide across the water, with a little luck you’ll enjoy up-close encounters with wildlife. Whether elephants, buffalo, crocodiles, or hippos, the animals frequently come to the riverbanks and are especially active at dusk. With a cool gin and tonic in hand and a view of the gently flowing waters, this moment becomes an unforgettable experience. The evening winds down at the lodge with a delicious dinner as you listen to the smacking sounds of the hippos and the distinctive cry of the fish eagle—a perfect end to this memorable day.
Overnight: Chobe River Lodge
Meals included: Half board

Day 12: CHOBE & VICTORIA FALLS
Today, you’ll cross the border into Botswana early in the morning and embark on an exciting game drive in an open-air SUV through Chobe National Park, a true paradise for wildlife. Chobe is famous for its huge herds of elephants, which are often seen here along the riverbanks. But buffalo, prides of lions, and—with a little luck—rare animals like wild dogs or sable antelopes also call this place home. Your guide knows the best spots to observe and photograph the animals in their natural habitat. After the exciting safari, we’ll follow the roar of the water and the spray already visible in the distance—the first sign of Victoria Falls, which awaits us later in the day. After crossing the border into Zimbabwe, we’ll arrive at our privately guided lodge, where we’ll check in and enjoy a light meal to recharge for the afternoon. We’ll head straight to Victoria Falls National Park, where we’ll experience the legendary Victoria Falls in all their splendor from just a few meters away. The roaring water plunges into the depths with incredible force—a spectacular sight that will stay with you and underscores the majestic charm of this natural wonder.
Overnight: Nkosi Guest Lodge
Meals included: Breakfast

Day 13: VICTORIA FALLS
Today is all yours! Plan your day however you like and choose from a variety of options to enjoy your time in this impressive destination. Perhaps you’d like to start the day with a helicopter sightseeing flight over the breathtaking Victoria Falls—the legendary “Flight of the Angels” offers a unique view of this natural wonder and makes the falls appear even more majestic from a bird’s-eye view. Alternatively, you can stroll through the crafts market to pick up some last-minute souvenirs and discover local artwork from the region. Another highlight is the Lookout Café, known for its delicious cuisine and unparalleled view of the gorge. Enjoy the scenery and let the day wind down in peace. Take advantage of this free day to once again soak up the special atmosphere of Victoria Falls.
Overnight stay: Nkosi Guest Lodge
Meals included: Breakfast
Optional activity: Victoria Falls Sunset Cruise for 85 €

Day 14: GOODBYE
This morning, your tour guide will say goodbye to you over breakfast. Afterward, an English-speaking driver will take you to Victoria Falls Airport, where your onward journey or trip home begins.