Photo Gallery: Namibia - Zimbabwe - Botswana • Self-drive - Safari

Day 1: Windhoek

Arrival in Windhoek and transfer to the hotel. In the afternoon, city tour through the capital of the country.

Day 2: Windhoek - Etosha National Park

Drive north with a stop at the craft market of Okahandja, then continue to the Etosha National Park. Evening observation of plains zebra, blue wildebeest, elephants and rhinos at a floodlit waterhole in the immediate vicinity of the rest camp.

Day 3: Etosha National Park

Early departure for game viewing. In the bush savanna, the observation of numerous birds is possible, including red-bellied shrikes. Common occurrences of spring and oryx antelopes, elephants and giraffes, and lions; with a little luck also from brown hyena or cheetah.

Day 4: Etosha - Mahango National Park

On the way to the Caprivi peak, round mud huts line the roadside. On the way there are street markets where traditional wood carvings are offered for sale. Visit the Popa Falls. Continue to the Mahango Game Reserve, which is located in Bwabwata National Park.

Day 5: Mahango Game Reserve

Observations of a lively game change, as the animals from the hinterland visit the Okavango River to the potions. In the river occurrence of hippos and crocodiles.

Day 6: Mahango - Mudumu National Park

Short drive to Mudumu National Park bounded on the west by the Linyati River. The dry bush savannah with mopane trees in the northeast of the park is in contrast to the Linyati marshland in the southwest. This labyrinth of waterways, reef islands and swamps is also known as the "Little Okavango Delta". Afternoon sighting of kudus, bushbucks and marsh antelopes.

Day 7: Mudumu National Park

On game drives encounters with elephants and buffaloes as well as bird and vegetation-related walks and boat trips. At night, hyena howls and lion roars are heard.

Day 8: Mudumu - Chobe National Park

Drive to the lush Chobe River lodge in Chobe National Park, Botswana. Afternoon game drive in the National Park, famous for its elephant herds and sable antelopes.

Day 9: Chobe National Park

Tours for sightings of lions, spotted hyenas and black-backed jackals. Particularly impressive is a river crossing of elephants.

Day 10: Chobe National Park - Victoria Falls

Drive to Zimbabwe. Lodge in close proximity to the Victoria Falls.

Day 11: Victoria Falls

Hike to viewpoints at the waterfalls. The crowning end of the day is a boat trip with twilight puffs on the Zambezi River.

Day 12: Victoria Falls - return flight