Namibia, Botswana and Falls - 14 days

What's Included

• Accommodation

  Mid Range

• 14 breakfasts, 10 lunches, 4 dinners

• Airport transfers on days 1 and 15

• 14 nights mid-range lodges, chalets, tented camps

• Transport in fully equipped Toyota Land Cruisers, Mercedes All-Terrain vehicle, 12-seater 4x4 safari vehicles or other appropriate vehicles

• Services of an experienced local guide/driver

• Park entrance fees

• Omaruru wine tasting at a local distillery

• Full day game drive in Etosha NP, morning game drive in Chobe NP and game viewing in Mahangu National Park

• Himba Village Walk

• Okavango Delta Mokoro excursion

• Chobe River cruise and Zambezi Sunset River Cruise

• 13 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 10 dinners

• 13 nights mid-range (3-4 star) lodges with en suite facilities

• Windhoek Hosea Kutako International Airport transfer on day 1

• Etosha - afternoon game drive in a 4x4 open vehicle and one game drive in our overland lodge vehicle

• Okavango Delta - mokoro trip, scenic boat tour and game walks

• Sesriem - 5km guided walk to Dead Vlei

• Transport in a 16 seater overland lodge vehicle

• Chobe National Park - morning game drive and afternoon Chobe River Cruise

• Etosha and Chobe National Park entrance fees

What's Not Included

• International flights and visas

• Drinks and items of a personal nature

• Tipping - an entirely personal gesture

• International flights, visas and departure transfer

• Optional activities, additional meals and drinks

• Victoria Falls NP entrance fee and excursions

• Local payment - ZAR/NAD 2000, to be paid in cash

Age Policy

East Africa Child Policy -  If they accept children under 16 years of age, some places will not allow them to do certain activities e.g. Mokoro trip and open vehicle game drives.  Parents are to be advised of this, and that one parent will be responsible for their child/ children should the other parent want to go on an activity. The parents will also be required to sign indemnity forms for their children. Parents need to be aware of the long driving days and activities not suitable for children. If you have a family with teenagers, it is important to mention to them that there will be early starts throughout the trip, to minimize travelling in the heat of the day, to arrive at your destination early and to allow for activities en route.IMPORTANT: South Africa and Botswana regulations aimed at fighting child trafficking:'All parents travelling with children into or out of SA and/or Botswana may be asked to show the child’s unabridged (full) birth certificate, and where only one parent is accompanying, parental or legal consent for the child to travel (eg an affidavit from the other parent, a court order or – if applicable – a death certificate). You should travel with these documents in case you’re asked to provide them. There are other requirements for children travelling unaccompanied or with adults who are not their parents.' Tell pax to contact the South African High Commission, South African Department of Home Affairs and/or the Botswana High Commission for further information.