This 10 day Namibia, Chobe, and Vic Falls Tour is a well priced scheduled safari tour. Starting in Windhoek and ending in Victoria Falls.
Experience the fantastic scenery, wildlife, and cultures in Namibia and Botswana. This tour spends quite a bit of time in the Zambezi Region. The Kaza Transfrontier Park which used to be called the Caprivi Strip. This 280 mile long panhandle of Namibia has lush vegetation due to it being surrounded by 4 major rivers. Namely Chobe, Kwando Linyanti, and the mighty Zambezi. The Zambezi Region shares its borders with 4 countries. Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
There are five protected areas in the region and in all of them you’ll find big game. Including water loving species such as hippo, crocodile, sable, waterbuck, reedbuck, and buffalo. These are largely absent from the rest of Namibia. Additionally, the entire eastern Caprivi is a bird watchers paradise with over 430 species. Nearly 70% of Namibia’s total number of bird species has been recorded in this region.
You can compare the wildlife in the relatively dryer Etosha to the different wildlife along the rivers in the Zambezi and Chobe areas. This safari is Africa at its most pure.
The 10 day guided Namibia, Chobe, and Vic Falls Tour departs on certain Fridays on a scheduled basis (with other people). This is with a bilingual guide (English and German). However; this tour can depart on any date on request on a private basis.
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10 Day Namibia, Chobe, and Vic Falls Tour Summary
Day | Place | |
1 | Etosha National Park | |
2 | Etosha National Park | |
3 | Kavango region | Zambezi region |
4 | Popa Falls / Okavango River | |
5 | Mahango National Park | |
6 | Chobe National Park | |
7 | Chobe National Park | |
8 | Victoria Falls | |
9 | Victoria Falls | |
10 | Depart |
10 Day Namibia, Chobe, and Vic Falls Tour Package Daily Itinerary
This tour can be booked on a on a Bed & Breakfast basis or with dinner included too.
Day 1: Etosha National Park (530km)
Starting in Windhoek we travel north to the Etosha National Park. Arriving at our camp on the border of the Park in the afternoon. We have the rest of the day at leisure.
Etosha National Park boasts over 114 different game species and is home to over 340 different bird species. The perennial springs along the edges of the Etosha Pan draws large concentrations of wildlife and birds. Especially during the dry seasons of the year. The Etosha Pan is a large, centralized saline depression the size of the Netherlands.
Overnight: Etosha Safari Camp.
Day 2: Etosha National Park (200km)
Today is devoted to finding and viewing the abundant wildlife to be found in the Etosha National Park. Which surrounds a parched salt desert known as the Etosha Pan. The park is home to four of the Big Five; elephant, lion, leopard, and rhino. The waterholes support a rich diversity of birds and mammals; including rare species such as black faced impala, roan, cheetah, and also Namibia’s smallest antelope; the Damara dik dik.
Game viewing in the park is primarily around the waterholes. Ideal places to sit and watch the wildlife and birds. Popular game species such as giraffe, blue wildebeest, plains and mountain zebra, hyena, lion, leopard, antelopes such as kudu, oryx, and eland. As well as some of the endangered species such as Black rhino, cheetah and the black-faced impala are all found here. An extensive network of roads links the over 30 water holes. Allowing visitors the opportunity of a comprehensive game viewing safari throughout the park. As each different area will provide various encounters.
Overnight: Sachsenheim Guest Farm on a Bed and Breakfast basis.
Day 3: Kavango Region (470km)
After breakfast, we travel north towards Namibia’s lush Kavango region. En route, we pass numerous villages lining the roadside. We continue to the Kavango River close to Rundu. Known for its rich selection of handmade wooden crafts.
With its magnificent woodlands and perennial rivers, the Kavango region contrasts sharply with the rest of Namibia. Large swathes of tall woodland, riverine forests, floodplains, and reed lined channels dominate the area. This is also the area where you will see many of the traditional huts and homesteads still in use today. At the lodge, we can enjoy an optional sundowner cruise on the Okavango River.
Overnight: Lodge in Rundu area on a Bed and Breakfast basis.
Day 4: Mahango National Park (220km)
After breakfast, we follow the route of the Okavango River into the Zambezi Region. Lush, green, riverine – that is what the Zambezi region looks like. This juxtaposition is what makes Namibia the “Land of Contrasts”. The area is typified by perennial rivers and large forests of trees. Whereas most of Namibia is arid. This area is lush, the soil rich and the wildlife plentiful. It is a lively hotbed where one can see subsistence and cattle farming and the well known traditional wood carvings.
Our lodge is on the banks of the Okavango River and close to the Mahango National Park. From here, you have a magnificent view of the Popa Falls. A series of small rapids in a heavenly environment. The following two nights are spent along the lush vegetation.
At leisure. Optionally; we can enjoy a late afternoon boat cruise on the Okavango River. Or; a short walk to a local Habukushu village. The lodge also offers Wellness treatments.
Overnight: Shametu River Lodge on a Bed and Breakfast basis.
Day 5: Mahango National Park (100km)
After an early breakfast, we travel into the Mahango National Park. Being Namibia’s smallest but most densely populated National Park; the visit will be rewarding in terms of wildlife and bird watching. The Mahango Game Park has a high number of elephants. As well as fair numbers of antelopes which are scarce or not seen in other parts of Namibia. These include the roan and sable antelope, tsessebe, and the red lechwe. The park is also home to several sitatungas. The Mahango National Park is an excellent destination for bird watching with over 400 species.
Optional afternoon walk to a local village.
Overnight: Shametu River Lodge on a Bed and Breakfast basis.
Day 6: Chobe National Park (390km)
We depart the Mahango National park and travel across the Zambezi Region to the lush woodlands of the Chobe River. At the small town of Divindu we stop at the Khwe San village, whereby we listen to stories of the bushman culture, traditions and see some of their desert survival skills. Hundreds of elephants, large buffalo herds, and numerous antelopes roam these majestic riverine woods. With over 400 species of birds, this area counts as one of the best birding hot spots in the whole of southern Africa.
After settling in you have the option to participate in an optional afternoon guided activity.
Overnight: Chobe River Camp on a Bed and Breakfast basis.
Day 7: Chobe National Park (150km)
After breakfast, we travel across the border to Kasane. A small and bustling town right on the edge of the Chobe National Park. Our rooms for the following night are in a special corner of the African wilderness. Where two mighty rivers meet, the Chobe and Zambezi Rivers. A wetland paradise that is a haven for nature and wildlife. Discover the wonders of this magical destination.
Here wildlife roams freely in profusion and diversity. It is home to the largest concentration of elephants in Africa. While other game consists of large herds of buffalo, puku, lechwe, bushbuck, and kudu. Other significant species are also encountered in many areas of the game reserve. Such as lion, leopard, wild dog, sable, and roan antelope.
In the afternoon, embark on a guided Chobe sunset river cruise to experience the multitude of game species found along the banks of the Chobe River.
Overnight: Cresta Mowana Lodge on a Bed and Breakfast basis and including Chobe River Boat Cruise.
Day 8: Chobe to Victoria Falls (100km)
With a cup of coffee or tea enjoy the sunrise and natures awakening. Early this morning take part in an optional open game drive in Chobe with lodge rangers. Explore the national park, and see the forage of wildlife along the Chobe River. Such as elephants, Lechwe, Roan, or Waterbuck. Returning to the lodge; enjoy breakfast on the terrace overlooking the river.
We then depart across the border to the vibrant town of Victoria Falls. Here we reach one of the most spectacular natural wonders. The Victoria Falls. The remainder of the day is at leisure. Explore the town and its collection of cafes, art and craft markets on foot. Or chose from an amplitude of optional activities offered in and around Victoria Falls.
Overnight: Shearwater Explorer Village on a Bed and Breakfast basis.
Day 9: Victoria Falls
Together with our guide, we join a local guided excursion to Victoria Falls on foot. To discover why Victoria Falls is one of the seven natural wonders on Earth. This dramatically beautiful event is accompanied by a deafening roar and fine spray that arcs up into the sky. Giving the falls its local name: Mosi-oa-Tunya; which means the “Smoke that Thunders”.
Afterwards, visit a craft market where we can purchase or look at handmade crafts of the local inhabitants (optional), before returning to our hotel, located centrally in town.
The remainder of the day is at leisure to book optional adventure filled activities.
Overnight: Shearwater Explorer Village on a Bed and Breakfast basis.
Day 10: Departure (10km)
Depending on your departure flight time, your guide takes you to the Victoria Falls International airport.
Breakfast
10 Day Namibia, Chobe, and Vic Falls Tour Rates:
Rates are in Namibian Dollars (N$) which is equivalent to South African Rand.
Namibia, Chobe, and Vic Falls Tour Rates |
Per Person Sharing | Single Rate |
1st November 2025 – 31st March 2026 | N$ 58 525 | N$ 67 875 |
1st April – 31st May 2026 | N$ 62 650 | N$ 72 000 |
1st – 30th June 2026 | N$ 58 525 | N$ 67850 |
1st July – 31st October 2026 | N$ 62 650 | N$ 72 000 |
Dinner Supplement: N$ 6000
Namibia, Chobe, and Vic Falls Tour Includes:
9 x Breakfasts.
Services of registered driver guide throughout the tour.
Entrance Fees to Etosha National Park; Mahango National Park; Chobe National Park and Victoria Falls.
Portages.
Still Mineral Water.
Accommodation and activities as specified.
Tourism levy, and government taxes; where applicable.
24hrs medical evacuation insurance.
Social Support: With this tour you donate to the Bishop Kameeta. This Kindergarten in Namibia aims to improve the lives of orphaned, HIV-infected or abandoned children. Assisting to meet their physical, emotional, social, mental, and spiritual needs.
Namibia, Chobe, and Vic Falls Tour Excludes:
All International / Domestic Flights & taxes.
Visas.
Travel & Personal accident insurance.
Personal Expenses and Gratuities.
Excursions / Activities not specified / as stated as optional.
10 Day Namibia, Chobe, and Vic Falls Tour Scheduled departure dates
The 10 Day Namibia, Chobe, and Vic Falls Tour departs on selected Fridays on a scheduled basis (with other people). However, this tour can depart on any date on request on a private basis. The tour is available with a bilingual English and German speaking guide.
Min / Max people on the Classic tour: 2 / 20
10 Day Namibia, Chobe, and Vic Falls Tour Scheduled departure dates |
Bilingual |
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2025 | November | 14, 21 |
December | – | |
2026 | January | – |
February | 13, 27 | |
March | 13, 27 | |
April | 10, 24 | |
May | 8, 22 | |
June | 5, 19 | |
July | 10, 17, 24, 31 | |
August | 7, 14, 21, 28 | |
September | 11, 18, 25 | |
October | 9, 16, 23 |
Pick up for the tour is at any establishment in Windhoek from around 8 am or at the International Airport; if arriving before 9 am.
Tour ends at Victoria Falls where clients can either fly back to Windhoek, onto South Africa or home.