Camping tour from Windhoek, Namibia through Botswana to the Victoria Falls in Livingstone, Zambia.

Day 1. Windhoek, Namibia to Omaheke Region Highlights. Kalahari Bushman Walk, Omaheke Region, Namibia.

We start our adventure with an early departure from Windhoek. Making our way east to a beautiful camp where we meet the San/Bushman and have a guided bush walk for a cultural experience and insight into the way of life in this natural environment.

Day 2. Omaheke Region to Maun, Botswana

On this day we cross into Botswana, home of the Okavango Delta, Kalahari Desert and Chobe National Park. Botswana has more elephants than any other country along with an abundance of other wildlife living within its amazing landscapes.

From here we prepare for our excursion into the Delta the next day. If time permits, we have the opportunity to take an optional scenic flight over the Okavango Delta, either this afternoon, or on day 4 when we return from our Delta excursion.

Day 3. Maun to Okavango Delta Highlights. Okavango Delta, Botswana.

Leaving the campsite in Maun, we begin our excursion into the Okavango Delta on an open 4x4 vehicle to the mokoro station. Here we will be introduced to the local Tswana Polers who will be guiding us on this expedition. We travel by mokoro (dugout canoe) to our tented camp from where we can explore the area on a walking safari.

We enjoy the afternoon wilderness experience and then delight in listening to the sounds of the African night - a truly unforgettable experience!

Day 4. Okavango Delta to Maun

This morning we take an easy paced mokoro ride out of the Okavango Delta back to the polers station from where we will drive back to Maun, our overnight stop. We aim to get back to camp around lunch time to allow for the opportunity to enjoy an optional scenic flight over this spectacular UNESCO world heritage site. Alternatively the afternoon can be spent at leisure at the camp’s pool.

Day 5. Maun to Elephant Sands, Nata Highlights. Elephant Sands, Nata, Botswana.

Today, we make our way towards Nata, travelling through a wide open wildlife corridor between the Nxai and the Makgadikgadi Pans.

Along the way we stop to see one of Africa’s most iconic tree-types - the Baobab, also locally known as 'upside down trees' - and arrive at the Elephant Sands Lodge during the late afternoon.

The camp has no fences so all wildlife can roam freely from one waterhole to another and we can expect to see a variety of antelope and other wildlife during our stay.