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From the orange-red dunes of Sossusvlei to the thunderous spectacle of Victoria Falls, this journey takes you deep into the wild heart of Southern Africa. You’ll cross vast desert plains, encounter the striking wildlife of Etosha and end your trip at one of the world’s most iconic natural wonders. Along the way, you’ll stay in carefully selected lodges, each in a unique and memorable location. With a private guide by your side, you’ll explore breathtaking landscapes and hidden gems at an unhurried pace. A journey for those who seek pure nature, tranquillity and adventure, wrapped in refined comfort.

Practical information for Namibia:

A valid international passport is required, valid for at least 6 months after your return, with at least 2 blank pages.
A visa is required. You can apply for an e-visa or visa on arrival via this link: https://eservices.mhaiss.gov.na/visaonarrival (approx. €100)
Vaccinations are not mandatory. Malaria prevention is recommended for the northern regions.
Best time to travel: May to October (dry, sunny and pleasant).

Practical information for Zimbabwe:

A valid international passport is required, valid for at least 6 months after your return, with at least 2 blank pages.
A visa is required. You can apply online via https://evisa.gov.zw/app/index.html#/sign-in or obtain one upon arrival at the airport or land border. Approximate prices: $30 for single entry, $45 for double entry, $55 for multiple entry.
Yellow fever: vaccination is not required if you travel directly from Europe without a stopover (or only a short airport transit) in a yellow fever endemic country.
Malaria: there is a year-round risk in areas below 600 m, such as the Zambezi Valley and Victoria Falls. Taking malaria tablets is advised, along with using mosquito repellent from dusk to dawn. In regions between 600 and 1,200 m, the risk is present from November to June. Malaria tablets are recommended. From July to October, repellent is generally sufficient.
Best time to travel: May to October (dry, sunny and pleasant).

Days 1–2: Windhoek & surroundings

Your journey begins in a peaceful oasis. At your lodge, you’ll enjoy wellness treatments, horseback riding, ceramic workshops and your first safari in the Namibian savannah. A perfect place to unwind and slip into nature’s rhythm.

Days 3–4: Namib-Naukluft & Sossusvlei

Travel south into the heart of the Namib Desert. Drive past rust-red dunes, spot oryx antelopes and experience the magic of Sossusvlei, on foot or from a hot air balloon. The desert reveals its raw beauty in every direction.

Days 5–6: Atlantic Coast & Walvis Bay

At the coast, contrasts abound: towering dunes meet the ocean, playful seals and dolphins accompany your catamaran cruise and the dramatic landscape of Sandwich Harbour takes your breath away. Optional activities include kayaking or a sundowner by a seal colony.

Days 7–8: Etosha National Park

In the eastern part of Etosha, you’ll experience safari at its most authentic: fewer visitors, just as much wildlife. Your guide takes you past salt pans and waterholes in search of lions and elephants cloaked in white dust. An intimate encounter with African nature.

Day 9: Kavango River

You head north to the banks of the Kavango River. Unwind with a view over the water or try your luck catching the elusive tigerfish. The scenery gradually shifts from dry savannah to tropical green.

Days 10–11: Bwabwata National Park

An untouched slice of wilderness, rich in birdlife and wild animals. You’ll explore lush savannahs and winding rivers on several game drives, with chances to spot elephants, lions or even wild dogs.

Days 12–13: Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe)

End your journey in style at the legendary Victoria Falls. Walk along the edge of the gorge, sail into the sunset on the Zambezi or admire the spectacle from above on a helicopter flight. And for the truly daring: bungee jump from the iconic Victoria Falls Bridge, an adrenaline rush with a world-class view. A spectacular finale to a journey full of wonder.

Day 14: Return home

After a final breakfast in the African wilderness, your driver takes you to the airport. You return home with a suitcase full of memories and a mind filled with endless horizons.