Feel the excitement as you travel in the pitch darkness in an open 4x4 looking for Lion in an unforgettable safari.

The breathtaking beauty of Botswana is not limited to the famous Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park. For Africa connoisseurs there is also the vast Nxai Pan National Park and Makgadikgadi National Park where endless herds of Zebra kick up the dust during April/May, and watchful predators stalk unsuspecting grazers amidst the waving grasses.

Mundulea Nature Reserve in northern Namibia lies approximately 170km south east of Etosha National Park in the beautiful Otavi Mountains. This experience is best included at the end of your self-drive itinerary or guided holiday to enable you to relax and enjoy the exploration of this region on foot.

One of the best ways to completely immerse oneself in the African bush is to participate in a guided bush walk.

For travellers looking for a new experience, why not try a luxury Houseboat travelling between the Chobe River and the Zambezi River within the new Kavango Zambezi (KaZa) Transfrontier Conservation Area?

The enigmatic Skeleton Coast of Namibia has long been associated with desolate stretches of coastline, rusting shipwrecks and inaccessible dune fields.

The traditional tribes of Namibia include the San Bushmen and the Himba people, together they have endless tales of this beautiful country and it's flora & fauna.

Find out what local communities are doing to help themselves in Namibia.

The Caprivi Game Park has recently been enlarged and combined with the Mahango, Buffalo and Kwando areas to create Namibia's latest National Park - Bwabwata.

Namibia is already famous for being home to the ancient Namib Desert, the oldest in the world with some of the highest dunes. What is not as well known is the fact that Namibia also encompasses three other desert ecosystems - namely the Kalahari Desert, the Nama Karoo and the Succulent Karoo. These beautiful and varied regions can easily be combined within a Namibia self-drive safari.