Etosha National Park - Namibia

Its definitive feature is the Etosha Pan, a vast, shallow depression of approximately 5000 sq km which for most part of the year is a bleak expanse of white cracked mud.
114 mammal species found in the Park.
The National Park is some 22 270 sq km.

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Sossusvlei - Namibia

A rich orange sea of sand dunes, one of the most astounding sights in the world. They are the highest sand dunes in the world. The feminine curves and angular crests rise tantalizingly to almost 1,000 feet (305metres)!!

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The Okavango River - Namibia - Botswana

The Okavango River is described as “the river which never finds the sea”. It rises in the highlands of Angola and its waters empty over the sands of the Kalahari into a swamp.

The ideal place to spot Hippos, Crocodiles, ect..

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The Kalahari Desert - Namibia

The Kalahari Desert in Namibia or Dorsland in Afrikaans, is the second desert in Namibia after the Namib desert. The Kalahari is not a true desert; it supports a number of plants and animals. Thus making it ideal for game drives and safaris.

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The San People (Bushmen) - Namibia

The Bushman are the indigenous people of Southern Africa. Traditionally these people are hunters, but now a day they make a living through agriculture and tourism, although a small number of these people still live the traditional way.

Zebra Kalahari Lodge & Spa
Suricate Tented Kalahari Lodge
Camelthorn Kalahari Lodge

The Great Migration - Kenya

The Great Migration is also known as the “greatest show on earth”. During this period you can admire hundreds of thousands wild animals like gnoes, zebras and gazelles. They team up for protection against the lions when they wander typically between Kenya and Tanzania.

The Kilimanjaro- Kenya

The Kilimanjaro, in Tanzania, is the highest mountain on the African continent and therefore part of the seven summits. These seven summits are the highest mountains of each of the seven continents.
Mount Kilimanjaro is considered to be the tallest freestanding mountain in the world.

The Maasai Mara - Kenya

The Maasai Mara is a large game reserve in Kenya. It is named after the Maasai people, who are the traditional inhabitants of the area. The game reserve is known for its exceptional population of wildlife. The Maasai Mara is also famous for the Great Migration, every year between July and October.

The Nairobi National Park - Kenya

The Nairobi National Park is the first national park of East Africa and was officially opened in 1946. The Park is stretching along the urban capital Nairobi. It has a large and diverse wildlife population and is famous for its black rhinoceros. The Nairobi National Park is a main attraction for tourists and locals.

Victoria Falls - Zamiba & Zimbabwe

The local people called it “Mosi-oa-Tunya” or the Smoke That Thunders. The Victoria Falls is 1708 meters wide and is therefore the largest curtain of water in the world, the water drops into the Zambezi Gorge. You can see a mist from the waterfalls from kilometers away. The Victoria Falls is one of Africa’s most visited attractions and a World Heritage Site.

Divava Okavango Lodge & Spa ( 520 km)
Royal Tree Lodge (450 km)

Okavango Delta - Botswana

The World's largest inland delta is the result of the Okavango River that never reaches the ocean but ends in a swamp and dries out in the Kalahari desert.
Imagine a pure river bursting out of wild highlands and then meandering lazily through an African wilderness.
The highest wildlife population in Africa!