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From the dunes of Sossusvlei to Etosha’s wildlife and the majesty of Victoria Falls, this National Geographic Journeys small‑group adventure blends upgraded stays with immersive cultural and nature experiences across Namibia and Zimbabwe.
General notes
-Please note that hot water shortages, low water pressure and power outages can occur in Southern Africa. We appreciate your patience and understanding that these occurrences are outside of our control.
-Wifi is available in most places (extra charge may apply), but in remote areas there can be service interruptions
-A/C is not generally available in the accommodations we use, really it isn't needed as evenings tend to cool down. Floor or ceiling fans are usually available
-Winter nights (June to September) can be cold, and most lodges and hotels do not have insulation or central heating. If you require additional blankets or a hot water bottle, these can be requested through your Expedition Leader or at the reception.
- Explore Sossusvlei’s towering dunes and the stark white pans of Deadvlei.
- Learn desert survival on a bushman walk near Swakopmund.
- Explore the Skeleton Coast and Sandwich Harbour’s dunes by 4x4.
- Walk Mondesa Township’s markets, arts-and-crafts shop, and local shebeen.
- Safari across Etosha’s salt pan for elephants, lions, and giraffe.
- Visit the Cheetah Conservation Fund and observe rescued cheetahs.
- Tour Victoria Falls, Mosi-oa-Tunya, the smoke that thunders.
- Share a traditional Zimbabwean dinner with a local family.
-Please note that hot water shortages, low water pressure and power outages can occur in Southern Africa. We appreciate your patience and understanding that these occurrences are outside of our control.
-Wifi is available in most places (extra charge may apply), but in remote areas there can be service interruptions
-A/C is not generally available in the accommodations we use, really it isn't needed as evenings tend to cool down. Floor or ceiling fans are usually available
-Winter nights (June to September) can be cold, and most lodges and hotels do not have insulation or central heating. If you require additional blankets or a hot water bottle, these can be requested through your Expedition Leader or at the reception.
