This safari to one of the largest wildlife migrations in Africa will leave you with a longing to revisit this spectacular phenomenon.

The safari start with a visit to the only breeding sanctuary of Rhinoceros in Botswana, then it's off to the largest inland lakes the world has ever known - The Makgadikgadi Pans.

The sacred Kubu Island "Place of Rock" is next on our list. This holy island with its thousand year-old Baobab trees, offers an indescribable atmosphere. It is believed that the ruins found here forms part of the Great Zimbabwean Ruins.

From here the hunt starts to find the ever-moving herds of Zebra. During the 2010 migration, close to 20 000 Zebra were spotted. We will take our lunch break at the third-largest Baobab in Africa "Green's Baobabs".

From here we move into the Makgadikgadi National Park - The vast grass savannahs found here usually plays host to large herds of Zebra. The Ilalla Palms found here creates a tropical atmosphere.

We will set up basecamp on the bank of the Boteti river that has now started flowing for the first time in 30 years. From here we will follow the herds of Zebra with the predators in tow hoping to see a kill.

A visit to the world-renowned Baobab trees painted by Thomas Baines 160 years ago will round off our safari.

Once we have found the main herd, we will follow them around the Makgadikgadi Pans until our return to South Africa filled with memories that will stay with you for a lifetime!

According to www.100places.com, this is one of the phenomenae that might not occur any more within a few years time.

Do not miss out on this life-changing experience, as you might be one of the last few discerning explorers to experience this majestic sight!

The route will take us to the magnificent Augrabies Falls. Once you’ve set up camp, sitting back and enjoying a sundowner is an absolute must. Crossing over into Namibia for an unbelievable wine farm experience on the banks of the mighty Orange River. The picturesque town of Luderitz will be our base for three nights. En route we will be going thru the Ai-Ais-Richtersveld Transfrontier Park, you will feel as if no one else has ever been here. The gravel road winds along the edge of the river, where masses of water are framed by towering black mountains and a heaven for 4x4 enthusiasts. From Luderitz we will visit the ghost town of Kolmanskop and seek the Wild Horses of Namibia. A full day 4x4 excursion into the dunes of the "spergbied" is also on the agenda for the day!

Our next night will be spent at a guest farm on route to Sesriem campsite, but not before visiting the Duwisib Castle and then we head to the renowned Sossusvlei for a two night camping experience. This area boasts some of the world’s highest sand dunes and is a photographer’s delight. These dunes tower to almost unimaginable heights, and no matter how hard the wind blows, the angle of the sand will never be more than 32 degrees. You can sit for hours on these dunes and take in the infinite beauty and isolation of the desert or charge down a dune for a pulse-racing experience.

This section of the tour ends at Sesriem campsite.

Should you wish to continue and join us on leg 2 of our Namib Desert Safari, Sesriem will be our starting point.

This part of our Namib Desert Safari starts at the world-renowned Sossusvlei for a two night camping experience at Sesriem campsite.

This area boasts some of the world’s highest sand dunes and is a photographer’s delight. These dunes tower to almost unimaginable heights, and no matter how hard the wind blows, the angle of the sand will never be more than 32 degrees. You can sit for hours on these dunes and take in the infinite beauty and isolation of the desert or charge down a dune for a pulse-racing experience.

En route to Swakopmund we will visit the best Apple pie bakery in the Namib-desert. We will spend six nights in Swakopmund - The adventure capitol of Namibia. Prepare yourself for the most amazing landscapes, Vogelfederberg, Kuiseb River, Kuiseb pass and the Kuiseb canyon before we get to Swakopmund. From here we can explore the Spitzkoppe with its dramatic bushman drawings, Brandberg with the White Lady, Henties Bay, Cape Cross, Dune 7, the Welwitschia’s plants and some adventure quad biking in the desert.  

During our stay in Swakopmund we will be doing a sea adventure at Walvis Bay. Experience dolphins leaping out of the water; touch a seal on the boat, sea birds soaring above while you enjoy fresh Namibian oysters with cold sparkling wine. The Living Desert Tour will bring you up close with Sidewinder Snakes, the"Kalahari Ferrari" Lizard and some of the Namib's inhabitants.

The Coastal Desert Safari ends at Swakopmund. Come and experience the unbelievable beauty of the Namib Desert with us!

If Namibia doesn’t get your heart pumping nothing will. Come with us and experience what others talk about.

The Big 5 Safari will take you on a real African safari experience into one of the last true wilderness areas in the world - The Okavango Delta.

Listed on www.100places.com as an phenomenon that is at risk of disappearing in the near future, this labyrinth of lagoons, lakes and hidden channels covering an area of over 15 000 square kilometers is the largest inland delta in the world.

This safari starts off at the only breeding sanctury for Rhinos in Botswana. Travelling along the dusty salt pans of Botswana, we visit the mysterious Kubu Island with its thousand year-old Baobab trees and the ruins that resembles the Zimbabwe Ruins.

Travelling across the largest inland lake the world has ever seen, we end up at an oasis on the border of the pans. Built in typical African style, this village will be a welcome stopover after a long dusty day.

The next part of our adventure takes us up to Maun, the tourism mecca of Botswana where we will do a late afternoon flight over the Okavango Delta before we move on to the Moremi Game Reserve for a four night stay.

The area is well known for its abundance of animal- and birdlife that flock to the area in the dry winter months. Camping in this open areas will get you up and close with the animals that inhabit the Okavango Delta.

A full day boat cruise will introduce you to a side of the Delta that very few people have seen. This will allow you to get treally close to Fish Eagles, Marabou Storks and Pelicans as well as a host of wildlife. The Raptors found in this area will be a treat for bird-lovers.

The area is known for its herds of Buffalo, Elephant and predators looking for an easy meal.

The safari ends at Maun, should youn wish to continue and join us on our Caprivi Safari. this will be our starting point.

The safari will start at Audi Camp in Maun. To understand the vastness of the Okavango Delta, we will do a fly-over of the area to get a bird's eye view of all the lagoons, lakes and waterways that make up the delta.

Heading North along the panhandle of the Delta towards the Caprivi, the vegetation is constantly changing. Crossing into Namibia, we will be staying on the banks of the main stream that feeds the Okavango Delta. This is Buffalo country and the Lions will not be far off!

Travelling along the Caprivi Strip, we will encounter the Kwando river system, the Maseba Swamp and various game reserves. The swamp and river areas offers great gameviewing and an opportunity to go Tigerfishing.

After spending six night in the Caprivi, it is time to travel back to Botswana. The Chobe, with the largest concentration of Elephants in the world, will be our base for the next two days.

Camping on the banks of the Chobe river will allow you to undertake a sunset cruise on the mighty Chobe where you can enjoy the magnificent wildlife and sunsets from the comfort of your deck chair.

If you have not yet caught a Tigerfish, this is your chance! The Chobe offers large herds of Buffalo, Zebra, Elephant, Kudu and Sable Antelope to mention but a few.

Having all of these around, you will also find an abundance of predators in the area. The Caprivi Safari ends at Chobe.

If you are a nature lover and this has not turned you on for an epic African gameviewing experience, nothing will!