North-Eastern Namibia, Western Botswana to Chobe Self-Drive Tour
From
Waterberg
to
Okavango Delta
Duration
19 Days
Accommodation
Tour Overview
This self-drive adventure begins in Windhoek and takes you through various destinations across Namibia and Botswana, ending at the iconic Victoria Falls. Start your journey in Windhoek before heading to the Waterberg Plateau, known for its stunning landscapes. Continue to Grootfontein and then to the lively town of Rundu. From there, cross into Botswana and settle into Nguma Island Lodge in the Okavango Delta. Explore Botswana’s natural wonders with visits to Maun and Moremi Game Reserve, where you’ll encounter incredible wildlife. Continue your safari in Savuti Game Reserve, renowned for its rich game viewing. Your journey culminates with a stay in Chobe Game Reserve, famous for its elephant population. Finally, conclude your adventure with a visit to the majestic Victoria Falls, a fitting finale to your unforgettable journey.
Places You'll See
Highlights
Itinerary
Departure/Return Location:
Hosea Kutako International Airport / Kasane International Airport
DAY 1 - Windhoek
DAY 2 & 3 - Waterberg
DAY 4 - Grootfontein
DAY 5 & 6 - Rundu
DAY 7 & 8 - Nguma Island
DAY 9 - Maun
As you approach Maun, you’ll notice a shift in scenery, with open plains and scattered trees becoming more prominent. Maun is often referred to as the gateway to the Okavango Delta and is a hub for safari activities and logistics.
In Maun, you can explore the town’s markets and shops, or relax before your next adventure. The area also offers a variety of activities such as scenic flights over the delta, which provide a bird’s-eye view of the intricate waterways and wildlife.
DAY 10 & 11 - Moremi Game Reserve
DAY 12 & 13 - Savuti Game Reserve
DAY 15 & 16 - Chobe Game Reserve
DAY 17 & 18 - Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
DAY 19 - End of Tour
Things to do
What's Included
- Airport Transfers
- 4x4 Vehicle with AC & GPS
- Lodge / B& / Hotel Accommodation
- Meals: Bed & Breakfast / Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
- Vehicle Excess
- Vehicle Collection in Kasane
What's Not Included
- Alcoholic Beverages & Drinks
- Fuel & Rental Vehicle Insurance
- Gratuities & Tips
- International Flights (Arrival & Departure)
- Items of Personal Nature
- Meals: Lunch
- Park Entry Fees & Permits
- Travel Insurance
- VISA (If Applicable)
What our customers ask about this tour
Is it possible to see wildlife at Victoria Falls?
What currency is used in Zimbabwe and Botswana?
Can I book elephant rides during my visit?
Good to Know
Currency
In Namibia, the official currency is the Namibian Dollar (NAD), which is pegged to the South African Rand (ZAR), and the Rand is also widely accepted.
In Botswana, the local currency is the Botswana Pula (BWP), though South African Rand may be accepted in some places.
In Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe), the Zimbabwean Dollar (ZWL) is used, but US Dollars, South African Rand, and other currencies are commonly accepted, especially in tourist areas.
In South Africa, the official currency is the South African Rand (ZAR). It is widely accepted across the country and can also be used in Namibia, where the Namibian Dollar (NAD) is pegged to it.
Travel Requirements for Adults with Children Under 18
Adults travelling with children under 18 must provide the child’s original Birth Certificate and a consent form if only one parent is accompanying the child. Failure to present these documents may result in denied entry.
Visa
Unfortunately, we do not offer visa application services. Whether you require a visa depends on your nationality and your destination. If your home country does not have a visa agreement with the country you’re visiting, you will need to apply for a visa before your departure. Additionally, some countries may require an invitation letter for the Namibian Embassy to process a tourist visa. If needed, guests can contact us for assistance with obtaining the invitation letter.