Namibia, Chobe & Victoria Falls (English-speaking guide)

Arrival at Windhoek international airport. Reception by your English-speaking representative, then non-private transfer to the city. During the journey, you will already be able to glimpse the undulating and arid landscapes surrounding the Namibian capital.

Upon arrival in the city, check-in at your guesthouse, ideally located to discover the charms of Windhoek. Depending on your arrival time, you can take a moment to rest or set out on a first free walk to explore the lively streets, local markets or admire the architecture that blends colonial and African influences.

Breakfast at the lodge, then meeting with your English-speaking guide. Departure by road towards the Namib desert, one of the oldest in the world, famous for its monumental red dunes and breathtaking landscapes.

Arrival at the lodge and check-in to your room. You will be able to enjoy a moment of relaxation and admire the wide panoramas of the surroundings.

Free afternoon to discover the surroundings of the lodge: walks in the area to observe the desert flora, contemplate the changing colors of the dunes throughout the day, or simply relax by the pool with views of the vastness of the desert. The silence and raw beauty of Namibie offer a unique atmosphere, conducive to contemplation and rest before tomorrow's adventures.

Breakfast at the lodge, then departure with your guide and vehicle from the circuit for an excursion to Sossusvlei and Sesriem Canyon.

The Namib Desert and the Sossusvlei region offer some of the most iconic landscapes of Namibie. Its immense red dunes, among the highest in the world, create spectacular light displays at sunrise. Essential sites such as Dead Vlei, Dune 45, Big Daddy and Sesriem Canyon reveal the captivating beauty of this ancient desert.

Despite its aridity, the area is home to adapted fauna, including oryx, springbok and ostrich. You will also be able to observe desert geckos, specialized insects and occasionally jackals or hyenas foraging for food.

The nights offer exceptional clarity, ideal for stargazing: the Milky Way appears with rare intensity, offering an unforgettable celestial spectacle.

Breakfast at the lodge, followed by a road journey towards the city of Swakopmund, a charming seaside resort on the Atlantic coast. The route crosses contrasting landscapes, ranging from the desert expanses of the Namib to arid plains dotted with mountains.

Lunch during the journey, at a restaurant or local stop, which allows you to taste Namibian cuisine or simply enjoy a pleasant break.

Arrival in Swakopmund and check-in at your hotel. Free time to discover the surroundings: a stroll along the pier, a walk through streets with Germanic architectural influences, or a visit to the artisanal markets.

In the evening, dinner at a restaurant in the city, where you can savor local specialties, in particular dishes of fresh fish or seafood, renowned on this coast.

Breakfast at the lodge, then departure for a boat excursion: enjoy unforgettable encounters with Namibia's marine wildlife. In addition to seals and rescued pelicans that often join passengers, you may observe dolphins and, depending on the season, whales during this 3 hour 30 minute cruise. Guides will share their knowledge about the marine ecosystem and the history of the Namibian coast.

In the afternoon, 4x4 excursion to Sandwich Harbour. This adventure crosses the salt pans and penetrates the Namib-Naukluft park, "where the ocean and the desert meet". The last stop is the Sandwich Harbour lagoon, a spectacular site where the dunes plunge directly into the Atlantic. Guides will demonstrate their skill scaling enormous dunes, offering breathtaking panoramas.

Light lunch in the form of brunch on the dunes, in a wild and unique setting.

The city of Swakopmund is an elegant coastal city located between the Atlantic Ocean and the desert dunes. Its German-influenced architecture, cool climate and relaxed atmosphere make it an essential stop. The city is a true hub of activities: boat trips to observe dolphins and sea lions, sandboarding, quad biking on the dunes, kayaking and scenic flights over the Skeleton Coast. Cafés, craft markets and excellent restaurants complete the experience. Swakopmund is the ideal place to refresh yourself and enjoy a unique blend of culture, ocean and adventure.

Breakfast at the lodge, then departure by road with your English-speaking guide heading towards the Damaraland region. This route crosses spectacular landscapes, between steep mountains, arid valleys and vast semi-desert plains.

Arrival and check-in at the lodge, located in an impressive mineral environment.

In the afternoon, departure for a guided excursion with your circuit vehicle, in search of the famous desert elephants that move through the bed of the Huab River. These pachyderms, perfectly adapted to arid conditions, travel long distances to find water and food. The experience is unique: watching these giants evolve in such a hostile environment is a rare and exciting moment.

Along the way, you will also be able to admire the grand landscapes of Damaraland, dotted with rock formations, sparse vegetation and occasionally encounters with other species such as oryx or springbok.

Breakfast at the lodge, then departure with your Spanish-speaking guide and circuit vehicle to visit the Twyfelfontein site, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will discover more than 2,000 rock engravings, fascinating testimonies of the San peoples who inhabited the region several millennia ago.

Continuation by road towards the Etosha National Park, one of the most famous wildlife sanctuaries in southern Africa. The journey crosses varied landscapes, ranging from the mountains of Damaraland to the vast plains that announce the entrance to the park.

Arrival and check-in at the lodge, located near the entrance to the park. Free afternoon to enjoy the surroundings: rest at the lodge, wildlife observation coming to drink at nearby water points, or simple contemplation of the infinite landscapes.

In the evening, you will be able to enjoy dinner in a peaceful atmosphere, before preparing for the safaris of the following day that will reveal all the wealth of Etosha's fauna.

Breakfast at the lodge, then departure by road towards Divundu. You will cross the cities of Tsumeb and Rundu, which will allow you to appreciate varied landscapes ranging from mining areas to the verdant banks of the Okavango.

This is one of the longest stretches of your circuit; however, the road is completely paved, which makes travel more comfortable and smooth. On the way, you will be able to observe traditional villages, lively local markets and sometimes scenes of daily life that offer an authentic vision of rural Namibie.

Arrival in Divundu at the end of the afternoon and check-in at the lodge, located near the banks of the Okavango. You will be able to take a moment of relaxation, admire the sunset over the river and listen to the sounds of the surrounding nature, a preview of your discovery of the Kavango region and the Caprivi strip.

Breakfast at the lodge, then enjoy a final guided safari in the Bwabwata national park. This park, located in the Caprivi Strip, is famous for its riparian forest landscapes, its floodplains and its abundant wildlife. You will have the opportunity to observe elephants, buffalo, hippopotamuses and a wide variety of birds, in particular fish eagles and colorful kingfishers.

After this morning immersion, continue your journey towards Kongola. The route crosses traditional villages and green landscapes along the Kwando river, offering an authentic insight into local life and the traditions of the region's communities.

Arrival at the lodge in the late afternoon and check-in. The rest of the day is free to enjoy the surroundings: relaxation on the riverbank, observation of animals coming to drink, or simply contemplation of the sunset over the Caprivi plains. In the evening, you can enjoy a quiet dinner, lulled by the sounds of nature.

Breakfast at the lodge, then departure this morning with your English-speaking guide heading towards Chobe National Park, crossing the borders of Namibia and Botswana. The journey is an opportunity to admire the changing landscapes and discover the transition between the Namibian plains and the wooded areas of Botswana.

Arrival at the lodge in the early afternoon and end of your guide and vehicle services. Installation and free time to relax or take advantage of the lodge facilities, often located on the banks of the Chobe River.

In the afternoon, departure for a boat safari on the Chobe River, until sunset. This unique experience will allow you to observe up close elephants coming to bathe, hippopotamuses, crocodiles and a multitude of aquatic birds. The spectacle of the setting sun, tinting the river with golden and red reflections, creates a magical and unforgettable atmosphere.

Breakfast at the lodge, then departure this morning for a non-private guided safari in Chobe National Park. Famous for its immense herds of elephants and abundant wildlife, Chobe offers exceptional safaris both by vehicle and by boat. Along the river, buffalo, hippopotamuses, crocodiles and a multitude of birds gather, creating one of the most beautiful natural spectacles in Botswana.

Around 10:00, English-speaking non-private transfer to the city of Victoria Falls, in Zimbabwe. The journey will allow you to traverse varied landscapes and feel the transition between Botswana's savannas and the forested areas near the Zambezi.

Arrival at your lodge or hotel in the early afternoon. After lunch, departure to visit Victoria Falls with a local English-speaking guide, non-private.

At the end of the day, the roar of Victoria Falls can be heard several kilometers away, announcing one of the most impressive natural wonders of Africa.