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Desert Journey - from Namibia to Botswana, Victoria Falls and wildlife reserves
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Your journey starts in Namibia and where the Namib Desert meets the rugged Damaraland mountains and valleys. Continue to Livingstone, Victoria Falls and kaleidoscopic views of the Zambezi River. Final stop Botswana - the Selinda Reserve, renowned for excellent leopard and wild dog populations, as well as some of the highest concentrations of elephant and buffalo in Africa. And into the heart of the Okavango's life-giving, watery environment, your private network of islands, called Duba.
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Departure
Recommended duration : 4 nights
Omaruru - Namibie
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Diner-Show
Delight in gastronomic fusion of Namibian and international cuisine while enjoying magical views of the floodlit waterhole - rhinos, giraffes, oryx, kudus, elands and sometimes even cheetahs and leopards are coming here to quench their thirst.
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Wildlife sanctuary
An exceptional experience of Namibia's untamed wilderness - game drives and bush walks in the home to two of Africa's “Big 5”, namely White Rhino and leopard and species as Spotted Hyaena, Cheetah, Damara Dik Dik, Hartmans Mountain Zebra and Bat Eared Foxes. Ask your guide to tell you the age old stories of the heart of this natural wildlife sanctuary.
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9hPlane
Recommended duration : 2 nights
Livingstone - Zambie
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The Zambezi by canoe
As you descend the Zambezi by canoe, you will weave through hippos and crocodiles under the watchful eye of pelicans and eagles. It's like being an adventurer (but in a safe way) navigating through the heart of a dense,vibrant vegetation. The Zambezi is one of the longest and most majestic rivers in Africa. Paddling along it at dawn is truly a unique experience!
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The Vertigo of Victoria Falls
In local language, it is being called 'the smoke that thunders'. In 1855, the famous Scottish explorer David Livingstone revealed them to the world. He renamed them after his queen, Queen Victoria! Spread out over 1.7 km and some exceeding 100 meters in height, the falls mark the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. In this continuous tumult, the smoke never has never stopped thundering...
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6hPlane
Recommended duration : 3 nights
Selinda Reserve - Botswana
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A Photo Safari from your tented suite...
Dereck and Beverly Joubert have dedicated their lives to wildlife photography. Many of their stories have been published in the prestigious National Geographic magazine. As owners of the Zafara Camp, they provide their guests with the most advanced equipment in order to get the best possible shots. Note: you won't need a wide angle lens because the elephants approach just a few steps from the tents...
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Delving into the Selinda Reserve
With its plains, rivers, and extensive marshes, you can clearly see that Africa has generously bestowed its beauty upon the Selinda Reserve. Known as the kingdom of the elephants (up to 9,000 of them during the dry season) and connected to the Okavango Delta, this vast sanctuary is a gathering place for lions, antelopes, leopards, giraffes, buffalo, and wild dogs. It's reminiscent of “Out of Africa” …
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1h30Plane
Recommended duration : 3 nights
Delta de l'Okavango - Botswana
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Close Encounters
Extraordinary wildlife experiences and intimate exposure to the best of the best wildlife, from lions and leopards to elephants, lechwe, buffalo and everything in between. Duba Plains is also known for interesting Kalahari species like aardwolf and pangolins. A perfect capture - “I am not a religious person but I now understand that the Garden of Eden can now in fact be found at Duba Plains.”
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