Botswana Guided / Namibia Self Drive 21 nights

Trans Kalahari Inn is more a lodge. There's also a camp site situated halfway between Windhoek and the International Airport Hosea Kutako. It is the ideal place to start your journey through beautiful Namibia or spend the last night of your exciting trip nearby the airport. Located in tranquil surroundings with a beautiful view of the Auas Mountains, the Trans Kalahari Inn offers a quiet and cozy atmosphere with a stunning view over the Kapps mountains and the Seeis river.

Featured at the Trans Kalahari Inn is a restaurant, cozy bar and a swimming pool. The lodge provides WI-FI connectivity, airport transfers as well as a private car or 4x4 for hire.

Kalahari Arms Hotel is an oasis in the desert. It is conveniently located in the heart of the Ghanzi district. The hotel boasts of spacious and luxurious rooms equipped to refresh a weary traveler. The hotel has a cosmopolitan restaurant that has an extension of an outdoor Lapa with a high roof thatching.

Kalahari Arms hotel prides itself on an Olympic size swimming pool that is surrounded by a garden bathed in brilliant sunshine. The hotel has 2 conference halls seating between 80 to 100 guests. The hotel has 24 Hour front desk service.

Riley’s Hotel is a premier stopover for tourists on their way to the Okavango Delta, Savuti, Chobe National Park or Moremi. The Hotel offers three-star accommodation in 51 rooms: 3 suites, 22 twin rooms and 26 double rooms. All rooms are en-suite and are equipped with air-conditioning, 4-channel television, tea/ coffee facilities and direct-dial telephone. Although room service is available, dining at Riley’s Grill (delicious continental and full breakfasts, a la carte for lunch and dinner) is not to be missed. Don’t miss the Sunday braai lunch. For the not-so-hungry, various pool and cocktail bars offer light snacks as well as teas and coffees. Located on the banks of the Thamakalane River, Cresta Riley's offers any visitor to Maun, a warm welcome in true African hospitality.

Moremi Magic mobile safari focuses on the Okavango is a unique ecosystem, an inland delta situated in the middle of the largest stretch of continuous sand in the world – the Kalahari basin. This wetland lies like an oasis in an otherwise inhospitable landscape. Where land and delta meet, a mosaic of pans, grasslands, forests and lagoons provide an extremely rich and diverse habitat in which a multitude of animals and birds flourish. This wetland is one of the natural wonders of the world, and is a fragile ecosystem that remains one of the world’s least spoilt and most beautiful wildernesses, and is home to various unique species

Moremi Game Reserve is situated in the eastern corner of the Okavango Delta. Moremi is one of the most beautiful and varied reserves found on the African continent with huge concentrations of wildlife and incredible scenery. The reserve consists of both swamped areas, and dry-land areas.

Riley’s Hotel is a premier stopover for tourists on their way to the Okavango Delta, Savuti, Chobe National Park or Moremi. The Hotel offers three-star accommodation in 51 rooms: 3 suites, 22 twin rooms and 26 double rooms. All rooms are en-suite and are equipped with air-conditioning, 4-channel television, tea/ coffee facilities and direct-dial telephone. Although room service is available, dining at Riley’s Grill (delicious continental and full breakfasts, a la carte for lunch and dinner) is not to be missed. Don’t miss the Sunday braai lunch. For the not-so-hungry, various pool and cocktail bars offer light snacks as well as teas and coffees. Located on the banks of the Thamakalane River, Cresta Riley's offers any visitor to Maun, a warm welcome in true African hospitality.

Tsumkwe is situated less than 60 km west of the Dobe border post to Botswana, and 256 km east of Grootfontein in the Otjozondjupa Region. This small town or rather village is the administrative hub for approximately 600 inhabitants and the rest of the population makes up +/- 3 500 inhabitants living in smaller villages on the periphery of Tsumkwe.

Nyae Nyae Conservancy; meaning 'place without mountains, but rocky' was registered in 1998 with a view to conserve and protect this fragile area. It covers a protected area of 1 million hectares of unspoiled wilderness in the far East part of Namibia that borders Botswana.
In proximity to the Nyae Nyae Pans and Khaudom National Park, Tsumkwe Country Lodge is an ideal adventurous starting point to reach the Zambezi (Caprivi) Region as well as Botswana via the Dobe border post to experience the famous Okavango-Delta. Tsumkwe is still a wilderness paradise, off the beaten track!

Tsumkwe Country Lodge is the only accommodation facility on the Namibian side of this area that offers 22 well-appointed twin chalets with ensuite facilities in a rustic but, yet comfortable style. The two individual self-catering units are air-conditioned and fully equipped for self-sufficient guests. There are 4 private and six communal campsites.

In the local Herero language, Onguma means, "the place you don't want to leave." With a stunning main building and seven tents providing private, exclusive accommodation, Onguma Tented Camp, certainly lives up to its name.

Like the bush where soft air blows against sharp thorns, Onguma Tented Camp is a study in contrasts. Textures such as stone, suede, linen and steel create a setting that is sleek and modern but also inherently of the earth. Inspired by a photograph of an Oryx on Etosha's Fisher's Pan, the interior echoes the colours of its natural surrounds. Grey, charcoal, black, white, and creams, together with a touch of muted or unexpectedly bright green, adds sophistication and earthiness to the atmosphere of this seven tent camp.

The water-level hide will provide hours of game viewing opportunities for guests.

Onguma Game Reserve now offers guests an opportunity to start their safari from the moment they touch down at the private airstrip!

Okaukuejo Resort is located within the Etosha National Park in Namibia. Accommodation options consist of comfortably furnished rooms and chalets with air conditioning, refrigerators, and tea/coffee-making facilities. Chalets have fully equipped kitchens/kitchenettes. Guests can start the day with an inclusive breakfast on-site. Facilities and services include a restaurant, a bar, a swimming pool, a souvenir shop, and an onsite convenience store. Area activities include game drives, birdwatching, and wildlife spotting.

Okonjima Plains Camp is within the secluded wilderness area of Okonjima Nature Reserve and has majestic sunset views. Its design honours the Hanssen’s family cattle-farming history with its accommodation facility of 10 large View Rooms and 14 spacious Classic Rooms. The Plains Camp Barn includes a dining and lounge area, a curio shop and a terrasse with views over a waterhole and the Okonjima plains.

Game drives in search of elusive leopards and guided bush walks offer visitors an intimate, up-close perspective of Namibia’s wildlife and, especially, its most protected species. Whether you hike or are an avid bird watcher, there are endless ways to spend your time at Okonjima.

Okonjima Nature Reserve is recognized as one of the premier places to stay to witness carnivores and other endangered species like the aardvark, pangolin and brown hyaena in the wild and to be educated about conservation. The AfriCat Foundation was born in the early 1990’s, a Namibia registered non-profit organization which started out primarily as a welfare organization, and has since become focused on research projects which are essential in accomplishing its mission of the long term conservation of Namibia’s wildlife.

Etusis Lodge, meaning “the place where you can dive deep,” is named after a striking permanent, natural lake at the base of a nearby seasonal waterfall, a must-visit for its scenic beauty.

Nestled within a vast 21,000-hectare reserve in the heart of Namibia, the lodge offers a blend of adventure and serenity. Surrounded by diverse landscapes—from rolling savannahs to the rugged Otjipatera Mountains—Etusis is a gateway to authentic wilderness experiences.

With no fences, the reserve allows a variety of wildlife to roam freely, creating unforgettable safari moments. Etusis Lodge offers a warm, relaxed atmosphere, where family-style dining and friendly hosting invite travelers to connect and share stories. The lodge also supports the local community by creating jobs and promoting environmental conservation.

Guests can stay in one of seven uniquely designed, air-conditioned bungalows, each with en-suite bathrooms and charming children’s attics. Additionally, five Meru-style luxury tents provide a classic safari experience, with options for private or shared bathrooms—ideal for families. A self-catering farmhouse for up to seven guests and a secluded campsite 20 km away provide further options for adventurous spirits.

Activities range from wildlife viewing, horse riding, and nature walks, Etusis Lodge ensures an unforgettable Namibian retreat.

Dead Valley Lodge is situated inside the Namib-Naukluft Park, between Seriem and Elim Dune and near the Dead Valley at Sossusvlei, Namibia. The lodge offers luxury tented chalets with panoramic views of the Namib Desert's towering red sand dunes and mountain ranges. Guests can enjoy Namibian-style cuisine at the on-site restaurant, savour drinks at the bar, and unwind by the swimming pool. Additionally, guests have access to morning and afternoon game drives to Sossusvlei and Sesriem Canyons.

Hotel Thule is an upmarket, 25 room hotel, located 5 minutes from the city centre of Windhoek. It offers conference facilities and a boardroom, a lapa perfect for functions and special events, and a restaurant serving fine Namibian cuisine. Hotel Thule is renowned for its sundowners, being perched on a hilltop, thus offering stunning views over the city of Windhoek.,