Expedition Series | Three Countries

Windhoek Airport → Windhoek Guesthouse
Arrive in Windhoek where you are met by your Expedition Guide. Transfer to collect your fully equipped 4x4 vehicle, followed by a welcome orientation and safety briefing at guesthouse.

Enjoy a traditional Namibian braai dinner under the stars — your first taste of Africa’s warmth and hospitality.

Overnight: Windhoek Guesthouse

Windhoek → Sossusvlei (Sesriem / Naukluft Mountain Zebra Park)
Convoy south through spectacular desert scenery to the Namib-Naukluft National Park — home to the highest sand dunes on earth.

Overnight: Sesriem (2 nights)

Early departure to Sossusvlei and Deadvlei, where red dunes and white clay pans create surreal contrasts at sunrise. Return to camp to rest and enjoy the desert’s peace.

Overnight: Sesriem

Sesriem → Walvis Bay → Swakopmund
Travel north via the desert plains and arrive at Swakopmund, a coastal town between dunes and sea. Explore cafés, markets, and ocean views.

Overnight: Swakopmund (2 nights)

Visit Sandwich Harbour, where the dunes meet the Atlantic, then head deep into the Namib Dunes on guided dune buggies— discovering the “Little Five” desert creatures and the fragile beauty of the Namib.

Overnight: Swakopmund

Journey north along the legendary Skeleton Coast, following the salt roads past shipwrecks and vast seal colonies. Turn inland to reach the ancient landscapes of Damaraland.

Overnight: Damaraland - Madisa Camp (3 nights)

Hike into the Brandberg Mountains to view the famed White Lady rock painting and discover desert-adapted wildlife.

Overnight: Damaraland - Madisa Camp

Explore Twyfelfontein’s rock engravings, the Burnt Mountain, Organ Pipes, and Petrified Forest. Return to camp for a starlit bush dinner beside the fire.

Overnight: Damaraland - Madisa Camp

Head north to Etosha National Park — one of Africa’s greatest wildlife reserves. Settle in at Okaukuejo Camp, famous for its floodlit waterhole where elephants, lions, and rhinos gather at night.

Overnight: Etosha - Okaukuejo Camp (2 nights) 

Spend the day exploring western Etosha either sitting in the shade at the famous Ombika waterhole or driving around the park’s excellent road system putting your game viewing skills to test.

Etosha is a place that offers visitors a complete contrast of wide-open grasslands, a massive pan and large camel thorn trees mixed with Mopani trees. In September temperatures rise and the animals congregate around the remaining waterholes - the diversity of vegetation accounting for the abundant of wildlife that thrives in the park. 

Etosha’s bird life is extraordinary with 325 species identified, the number of animals permanently living around the pan number approximately 30 000 blue wildebeest, 25 000 springbok, 23 000 zebra, 5 000 kudu, 3 000 hartebeest, 2 600 eland, 3 000 oryx, 450 giraffe, 2 000 elephant, 260 lions, 200 black rhinos, and numerous smaller creatures.

Overnight: Etosha – Okaukuejo Camp

Drive to Namutoni Camp to experience Etosha’s eastern region — known for open plains, giraffes, and large herds of zebra and antelope.

Overnight: Etosha - Namutoni Camp

Head northeast along Caprivi Strip and our camp for the next two nights on the lush banks of the Kavango River.

Overnight: Caprivi - Ngepi Camp (2 nights)

Explore Bwabwata National Park and enjoy a sunset boat cruise on the Kavango River, surrounded by hippos, crocodiles, and water birds.

Overnight: Caprivi - Ngepi Camp

Drive east through the Caprivi Strip and Kwando River region, crossing into Botswana. Settle at your riverside camp outside the town of Kasane.

Overnight: Kasane (3 nights)

Cross into Zimbabwe for a full-day excursion to the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.

Overnight: Kasane 

Early morning open-vehicle game drive in Chobe National Park, followed by a sunset river cruise — elephants crossing the river, hippos basking, and a symphony of birdlife.

Overnight: Kasane

Drive in convoy through Chobe National Park and Savuti arriving at Khwai River in the Moremi Region.

Overnight: Riverside camp in the Khwai (3 nights)

Glide silently through the Khwai River on a mokoro (dugout canoe) with local guides, experiencing the Okavango’s tranquillity up close.

Overnight: Riverside camp in the Khwai

Full day to explore the Moremi Game Reserve at your own pace — abundant wildlife, open plains, and lagoons alive with sound and movement.

Overnight: Riverside camp in the Khwai

Full day to explore the Moremi Game Reserve at your own pace — abundant wildlife, open plains, and lagoons alive with sound and movement.

Overnight: Riverside camp in the Khwai

Drive to Maun, gateway to the Okavango. A scenic flight over the Delta in the late afternoon — a breathtaking aerial view of this UNESCO World Heritage site.

Overnight: Riverside camp outside Maun

Journey southwest through the Kalahari to Ghanzi, a small desert town rich in San culture.

Overnight: Ghanzi Camp

Cross the border back into Namibia and travel to Windhoek. Celebrate your final night with dinner at the iconic Joe’s Beerhouse — a legendary traveller’s landmark.

Overnight: Windhoek Guesthouse

Transfer to Windhoek’s Hosea Kutako International Airport for your onward or homebound flights.