Day 1 Windhoek (40 km) On arrival in Windhoek, you are welcomed and transferred to your hotel by an English-speaking driver. The rest of the day is free. Overnight at the Windhoek Country Club or similar.
Day 2 Sossusvlei (approx. 320 km) This morning, the services of your French-speaking guide begin. After breakfast, early departure for a short tour of Windhoek. You then head towards the Namib Desert and the highest dunes in the world, crossing the southern highlands. Overnight at the Desert Camp or similar.
Day 3 Sossusvlei (approx. 200 km) Departure before dawn to visit Deadvlei and Sossusvlei (the park gate opens at sunrise). Discovery of Sesriem Canyon, formed by the Tsauchab River. Overnight at the Desert Camp or similar.
Day 4 Swakopmund (approx. 350 km) Departure along the Atlantic coast via the Kuiseb River canyon. In the afternoon, you reach Swakopmund, a small seaside resort popular with Namibians. Overnight at the Beach Lodge or similar.
Day 5 Swakopmund (approx. 70 km) You travel to Walvis Bay to take part in a cruise during which, with a little luck, you may see dolphins and sea lions. Free afternoon to relax or take part in optional activities. Overnight as the previous night.
Day 6 Damaraland (approx. 350 km) Departure for Twyfelfontein via Uis. Weather permitting, you can take part in an outing into the dry riverbeds to observe the rare desert elephants as well as oryx and other antelopes. This activity is carried out in the tour vehicle. Overnight at the Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp or similar.
Day 7 Etosha National Park (approx. 340 km) This morning, visit to Twyfelfontein, meaning ‘fountain of doubt’, to discover rock engravings and paintings that are six thousand years old. Drive towards the town of Outjo, then on to Etosha National Park. Check-in at a lodge outside the park. Overnight at the Toshari Lodge or similar.
Day 8 Etosha National Park (approx. 200 km) Your day is devoted to visiting Etosha National Park, one of Namibia’s main attractions. It undoubtedly offers one of the finest wildlife spectacles in the world, home to 114 species of mammals, 340 species of birds and 110 species of reptiles. Overnight at the Mokuti Lodge or similar.
Day 9 Divundu (approx. 580 km) After breakfast, drive towards Rundu on a scenic road via Tsintsabis. Arrival at your accommodation in the afternoon. Overnight at the Ndhovu Safari Lodge or similar.
Day 10 Divundu Early departure for a short cruise on one of the lodge’s boats (not private), followed by a short safari in Mahango Park (in the tour vehicle). After a little rest, you begin the afternoon with another safari in Buffalo National Park. Overnight as the previous night.
Day 11 Kongola (approx. 350 km) Drive towards Kongola through the Zambezi Region. This afternoon, you go on a safari in one of the region’s game reserves (with your guide and the tour vehicle). Overnight at Camp Kwando or similar.
Day 12 Chobe National Park (approx. 230 km) This morning, departure for Chobe National Park (border crossing into Botswana). On arrival, you take part in a boat trip on the Chobe River (not private). You can admire the many pachyderms that inhabit the park. Overnight at the Cresta Mowana Lodge or similar.
Day 13 Victoria Falls (approx. 80 km) This morning, a final safari in the park (not private, with an English-speaking local guide) before crossing the border into Zimbabwe. End of your French-speaking guide’s services. Transfer to your accommodation at Victoria Falls. Overnight at the A'Zambezi River Lodge or similar.
Day 14 Victoria Falls This morning, non-private tour of Victoria Falls with an English-speaking local guide. Then transfer to the airport for your return flight. End of the tour or individual extension.