From Namibia through the Delta and the Chobe to the Victoria Falls

We leave Etosha and its beautiful sandy beaches behind and make our way to the Kavango River, where we will be staying overnight in Divundu today.

This morning, we leave Maun and will be separated from our truck for the next two nights. Please pack your personal belongings that you might need before we leave Maun. Be sure to take only the essentials. Today we head to the Okavango Delta and continue our journey through Africa. Those who rise early have the opportunity to optionally take a scenic flight over the Okavango Delta (depending on weather and time). After that, you will be picked up by smaller safari vehicles in Maun and taken to the Khwai Conservation Area. In the afternoon, we will take a mokoro excursion into the Okavango Delta. Our guide will inform us about everything we can expect beforehand.

Today we leave Khwai, and our journey through Africa continues to Nata. Pack up your camp, and at dawn you’ll depart with the open 4x4 safari vehicles, before meeting our truck in Maun that will take you to Nata. On the way to Nata, some of the incredible landscapes of Botswana will reveal themselves. With a bit of luck, you may experience one or two wildlife encounters before arriving in Nata, your overnight destination. In the afternoon, we have a guided tour to the Nata Pans, which serve as a breeding ground for many water birds, including many flamingos and pelicans. Additionally, many water birds, zebras, and wildebeests, as well as predatory and raptor birds, and small mammals like porcupines reside in the Nata Pans.

This morning we cross the border into Zimbabwe and cover the short distance to the Victoria Falls. You have the opportunity to independently visit the beautiful Victoria Falls. The Victoria Falls are one of the most spectacular natural attractions in Africa and are among the largest waterfalls in the world. They have a width of about 1.7 kilometers and plunge more than 100 meters into the depths. The rising mist and spray are visible from a great distance and have given the falls the nickname 'Smoke that Thunders,' also known as 'Mosi-oa Tunya.' The majority of today's day will be spent observing the mighty Zambezi River, which flows into the Batoka Gorge below. The amazing adventure town of Victoria Falls also offers a range of optional activities for those looking for an adrenaline rush in the afternoon, and for those wanting to relax, there are crafts markets and cafes available.