Travel to the lush Okavango Delta, this tour takes you deep into elephant country. Explore Khwai and Moremi’s expansive wildlife, cruise the Chobe River at sunset, and end at the thunder of Victoria Falls after an enchanting trip.

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A showcase of Botswana with a coveted jaunt to Namibia’s Etosha National Park, this tour hangs back in Etosha for an extra, riveting day without compromising the Okavango’s spectacular route.

Beginning in Windhoek, our destination is the immediate highlight of this tour, Etosha National Park. Upon arrival, you’ll be welcomed by your tour guide before delving into the lunar-esque landscape on a sunset safari. This is the perfect time for rarer nocturnal sightings. A full-day safari follows, with a platter of possibilities like “ghost” elephants coated in the clay and lions stalking the waterholes from the shade. Another afternoon safari on our Nomad vehicle follows, giving you another chance to spot wildlife before setting off for Divindu the next morning.

Divundu is a settlement nestled on the reeds of the Kavango River, entering the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA) – an incredible cross-border conservation effort spearheading the protection of five countries’ wildlife havens reliant on the Kavango and Zambezi rivers. The sunrise brings us to a boat cruise along the river, where the water entices the herds of elephants and antelope species to its banks. After this relaxing start, we cross into Botswana, towards the gateway to the largest delta in the world: the Okavango Delta.

Taking you into the heart of the wetland, we separate from the Nomad truck and venture into the Khwai Conservation Area. Those seeking a bird’s-eye-view of the astonishing landscape can begin the day with an optional scenic flight. In the late afternoon sun, we embark on a serene mokoro (traditional canoe) excursion, skimming across the Delta’s narrow channels amongst lily pads and reeds, guided by expert polers.

The next day is a full day safari in the Moremi Game Reserve. This region is a miasma of ecosystems and biomes, where wetlands brush upon open plains and woodlands. Expect a day filled with amazing sightings and awe-inspiring natural beauty before returning to camp.

Departing from Moremi and Khwai, the route leads to Nata, skirting the expansive Makgadikgadi Salt Pans that take our route into Kansane, where the canals of the Chobe River lie. The afternoon brings a boat cruise along the Chobe River’s water, a waterway frequented by many creatures, like hippos, crocodiles, and elephants, several looking to cool off and quench their thirst.

Our expedition comes to a close as we travel up into Zimbabwe for a finale of note. Victoria Falls is our final stop, a piece of nature’s might and beauty with plenty of exciting activities to choose from – including the famous bungee and bridge swing among the gorge of the thundering waters.