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Tour Overview
The journey will take you northwards through the varying deserts of Namibia exploring the rock formations, dunes and tribes of this stunning region. The journey then enters the once forbidden Caprivi strip before crossing into Botswana by boat. To round of the experience in the deserts you will have 6 days in the lush setting of the delta, viewing game and birds like no other.
A journey through the heart of Namibia to the delta of the Okavango river
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Tour Highlights
The chance to spend 12 days in the wilderness, crossing a border in a canoe and ending in one of the best wildlife destinations on the planet.
Itinerary
Days 1 and 2
On arrival in Windhoek you will be met and transferred across to Eros Airport for the light aircraft flight to Wolwedans Camp, approximately an hour's flight away.
On arrival you will be met by the team and transferred into Camp for two nights accomodation in a twin chalet on a full board basis.
Days 3 and 4
After breakfast depart by light aircraft and fly over the dunes of the Namib and Sossusvlei to gain a different perspective of the area from the air.
On arrival you will be met and driven the short distance into camp for two nights at Mowani Mountain Camp in a twin tent on a full board basis including scheduled activities as offered by the camp.
Days 5 and 6
After breakfast you will be flown across to Etosha national Park (30 minuites flight) on a shared charter flight where you will be met and transferred into camp. Two overnights at Onguma Tented Camp in twin tents on a full board basis including scheduled activities as offered by the camp.
Day 7
After breakfast transfer back to the strip to meet your private charter flight for the flight across Namibia into the Caprivi Strip (2.5 hours flying time). On landing you will be met and transferred into the lodge for one overnight at Lianshulu Lodge in a twin chalet with en suite facilities on a fully inclusive basis (excludes drinks).
Lianshulu Lodge overlooks the pristine Kwando River and is situated on a private concession inside the Mudumu National Park.
Activities include nature drives in open 4x4 vehicles, bird watching, boat excursions and sunset cruises on the Kwando River. Optional night drives are offered between May and November. Experienced, resident naturalist guides enhance a great wilderness experience.
Days 8 and 9
Transfer by boat across the border (customs and immigration en-route) and then by road to Kwando Lebala Camp for two overnights at Kwando Lebala Camp in a twin tent with en suite bathroom on a fully inclusive basis.
The wetlands and wide open flood plains around Lebala are home to a variety of wildlife providing excellent sightings of elephant, hippo, lechwe, zebra, giraffe, tsessebe, roan, sable, buffalo and the very present predators; wild dog, lion, cheetah and hyena. Morning, afternoon and night game drives are by open safari vehicle that seat a maximum of six guests.
Days 10 to 12
Transfer by light aircraft from Kwando Lebala airstrip to Kwara airstrip. Flying time is 55 minutes. On arrival the team will meet you and transfer you into camp for three overnights at Little Kwara Camp in a twin tent with en suite facilities on a fully inclusive basis.
At Kwara guests enjoy a diverse wildlife experience all year-round, but the focus is definitely on the water. Whether gliding through crystal clear waters in a mokoro or visiting the famous Godikwe lagoon, where you can stand on a boat literally eye to eye with thousands of herons, storks and other nesting birds - Kwara is the nearest camp to this famous spectacle. Spinner fishing, walks with a guide on one of the many palm-fringed islands and spectacular night drives in addition to morning and afternoon drives are also offered.
Little Kwara Camp is situated on an island on the edge of the permanent waters of the world renowned Okavango Delta in Botswana. The concession shares a common boundary with the Moremi Game Reserve.
This brand new camp is an intimate four-tent camp and is consistent with the Kwando Safaris promise: intimate camps, in a private area, with Personal Service.
Hidden amongst trees, access is by air to the Kwara airstrip. Little Kwara Camp is a completely separate camp from Kwara. The tents are spacious and are elevated into the tree canopy on wooden decks each with its own private veranda. Each tent has its own en suite facilities comprising of a bathroom with bath and an inside/outside shower.
Day 13
After a leisurely breakfast fly by charter to Maun to connect with international flight to Johannesburg. The flight departs Maun at 15:00 hours and arrive in Johanneburg at 1640 hours.
Our Trusted Partner's Responsible and Sustainable Travel Policy
How our Trusted Partner promotes and supports African conservation and development.
Choosing and planning your safari is always an exciting and rewarding experience but with our Trusted Partner there's an added dimension. They are offering not only the finest portfolio of camps and lodges but also a means of supporting wildlife conservation and the local communities in whose hands its future lies.
When booking a safari with our Trusted Partner they will contribute a fixed sum to both Trusts for African Schools and the African Medical Research Foundation. They have also helped raise over US$1.5 million for various charities across the world.
A truly sustainable vision of travel is one where all stake holders are involved, and that should include you.
They have a deep understanding of all the areas in which they operate and support responsible tourism projects that in turn promote local area conservation and development initiatives.
There is a wind of change blowing across Africa. The frontline guardians of Africa's wildlife are its local neighbours, in whose hands its destiny lies. In recognition of this fact our Trusted Partner supports 'on-the-ground', practical conservation and development projects that help local communities manage the delicate balance between man and nature.
Our Trusted Partner's Philosophy of Travel
"The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeing new landscapes but in having new eyes." Marcel Proust
They see their role as promoting not only a portfolio of wildlife destinations and camps, but also the issues that surround them. They have to look to ways of developing an awareness and an interest in the fundamental issues surrounding conservation and community participation that will ensure the protection and survival of the places and people you may be about to visit.
For those who have dreamt of Africa the experience of travel offers something special beyond the power of words to describe.
Let them guide you there with a peace of mind borne from their deep understanding of this wonderful continent.
About our Trusted Partner
The Founding Director of our Trusted Partner, an environmental scientist, has worked in numerous National Parks and Nature Reserves, with studies as diverse as Wild Dogs in Tanzania to Tigers in India. He initiated Ethiopia's first community managed Nature Reserve and built and managed the country's first not-for-profit responsible tourism project, Bishangari, to generate revenue for local area conservation and development initiatives in and around the East Langano Nature Reserve.
No mini-buses, no crowds. Just you, your guide and Africa.
Our Trusted Partner's depth of knowledge of the countries in which they operate is their strength and your assurance. With over 50 years worth of knowledge built on three generations in Africa, they have helped run some of the finest camps and lodges. They have established projects to manage protected areas for wildlife and neighbouring communities and have travelled comprehensively across this area of the continent.
They have compiled a portfolio of over 60 first class camps and lodges across east and southern Africa. They have all been chosen for some special quality, be it the natural beauty of the landscape, access to certain species of birds or animals or simply the peace and relaxation they offer.
Bear in mind that they can seamlessly tailor specific hobbies to the wildlife experience. They can combine a range of activities from horse riding and walking to fishing and canoeing into your particular journey.
The suite at Mowani : Deserts and Delta at www.NatureandKind.com (THE.NATURAL.CHOICE)
The suite at Mowani
Mowani pool area : Deserts and Delta at www.NatureandKind.com (THE.NATURAL.CHOICE)
Mowani pool area
Mowani sundowner spot : Deserts and Delta at www.NatureandKind.com (THE.NATURAL.CHOICE)
Mowani sundowner spot
Onguma, early evening : Deserts and Delta at www.NatureandKind.com (THE.NATURAL.CHOICE)
Onguma, early evening
Elephant in the delta : Deserts and Delta at www.NatureandKind.com (THE.NATURAL.CHOICE)
Elephant in the delta
Lion at Lebala : Deserts and Delta at www.NatureandKind.com (THE.NATURAL.CHOICE)
Lion at Lebala
Wolwedans view : Deserts and Delta at www.NatureandKind.com (THE.NATURAL.CHOICE)
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