Discover the Zambezi: Namibia’s Secret Eden in 14 Days

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  Arrival

  Windhoek Airport
  

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  Windhoek AirportShow on map

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  3 nights

  Etosha National Park East

  

  Eastern Etosha National Park is one of the quieter areas of the park, where visitors are few and game viewing is excellent! Expect typical Etosha landscapes of stark, white pans interspersed with patches of grassland.

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  Onguma Tented Camp

  Luxurious tented camps blended into nature with superb view

  From€ 228/person

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  1 nights

  Rundu

  

  Home of the famous Kavango woodcarvers, Rundu sits on the banks of the Okavango River in the north of Namibia. It is the most northerly town on the B8, which then goes on to head east into the Zambezi. Rundu is a good stopover spot to fill up on groceries and fuel.

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  Hakusembe River Lodge

  An enchanted destination found along the Okavango River

  From€ 100/person

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  2 nights

  Mudumu National Park

  

  East of Bwabwata, Mudumu National Park is a 737 km2 park bordered on its western side by the Kwando River. Its mopane woodlands and dense savannahs are a haven for various animal species and a few exceptional bird species.

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  Namushasha River Villa

  A floating oasis moored on a private channel on the Kwando River

  From€ 365/person

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  2 nights

  Chobe River

  

  The Chobe River, also known as the Cuando and Linyanti, flows from Angola, crossing through the neck of the Zambezi in Namibia before becoming the border with Botswana. This river system supports considerable wildlife and is incorporated into six national parks.

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  Serondela Lodge

  Riverfront rooms on the wildlife-rich Chobe River in the Kabulabula conservancy

  From€ 165/person

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  2 nights

  Nkasa Rupara National Park

  

  This is the largest wetland area with conservation status in Namibia and has 320 km2 of unspoilt waterways, lakes, islands, and channels, centred around the Nkasa and Rupara islands in the Kwando River. The park can only be accessed during the dry season when the roads are not underwater, but it’s worth it.

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  Nkasa Lupala Tented Lodge

  Tented lodge positioned on Lupala Island along the Wuparo Conservancy

  From€ 111/person

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  1 nights

  Divundu

  

  At the base of the Kavango-Zambezi arm sits a tiny settlement called Divundu, which is essentially the springboard for exploration east into the area. The town is perched on the B8 road, with the bridge that crosses the Chobe at its side and is a short distance from Bwabwata National Park and Popa Falls.

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  Divava Okavango Resort & Spa

  Nestled among trees on the Okavango River just downstream from Popa Falls

  From€ 127/person

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  2 nights

  Grootfontein

  

  Grootfontein is the last centre on the road to Rundu from central Namibia and is an excellent stopover in its own right. Nearby is the world’s biggest meteorite, Hoba, and the largest underground lake, Dragon’s Breath cave. There’s also a giant baobab outside the town, a national monument owing to its size.

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  Fiume Bush Camp

  A tranquil camp ideal for a true Namibian bush life experience

  From€ 109/person

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  1 nights

  Windhoek

  

  Balancing tradition and modernity, Windhoek is a great stop for travellers visiting Namibia. Maintaining its German colonial character, this neat capital treats you with vibrant architecture, varied cuisine and delicious Namibian beer.

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  The Weinberg

  An opulent and elegant luxury hotel in charming Klein Windhoek

  From€ 76/person

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  Departing

  Windhoek Airport