After breakfast, you'll travel east through the mining town of Tsumeb and the “Maize Triangle” to Rundu, your lodge for the night. On the way, we will stop in Grootfontein to visit a quaint museum offering unique insights into the cultural, historical, and agricultural history of Namibia. Rundu, located on the banks of the Okavango River in the Kavango region, is known for its skilled woodcarvers. This ancient craft, passed down through generations, remains a thriving industry toda

Following breakfast, you'll continue your journey along the Kavango River to the Popa Falls. After a scenic walk along the rapids and surrounding forest, we'll travel through the Caprivi Game Park, an area celebrated for its rich wildlife and abundant bird species. Named after German Chancellor Leo von Caprivi, who negotiated the land exchange with the United Kingdom in 1890, this region holds historical significance.

The Caprivi Strip played a strategic military role during the Rhodesian Bush War (1970–1979), the ANC operations against the South African government (1965–1994), and the Angolan Civil War. It served as a corridor for various armed forces. We'll visit a traditional village where you can experience the daily life of the local people and participate in morning game drives or game cruises.

After breakfast, you'll travel along the Caprivi Strip to Katima Mulilo, situated along the Zambezi River, forming a natural boundary with Zambia. You'll drive past stretches of huge Baobab trees, enter Botswana, and travel through the Chobe National Park, renowned for having the highest Elephant population on earth. Your tour concludes in Kasane.