We have partnered with leading safari lodges and beach destinations to bring you bespoke Africa safari tours that can be tailored according to your personal interests. The below itineraries are suggestions of what we can create for you.
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Experience the best of the “eden region” on this luxurious 9-night safari, starting with Victoria Falls, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking river views and thrilling land and water-based activities. Continue to Chobe National park, immersing yourself in Botswana’s rich wildlife with game drives and boat safaris along the Chobe River. Conclude your adventure with a final stop at Nambwa Tented Camp located in Namibia’s Bwabwata National Park, where you will be accommodated in elevated tented suites and experience a unique safari offering with heart and soul.
This Namibian road trip is the ultimate experience! From the majestic dunes of Sossuvlei via the historic coastal town of Swakopmund to the wide and wild of Etosha National Park and Bwabwata National Park – this is one epic Namibian adventure focusing on landscapes and safaris!
The Greater Kruger National Park is South Africa’s prime safari destination. Victoria Falls presents a spectacular sight of awe-inspiring grandeur on the Zambezi River, forming the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. The Kavango–Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area is the world’s largest conservation area. This amazing itinerary combines three destinations in one epic journey!
This itinerary combines Bwabwata National Park, a protected area in northeastern Namibia, with the Okavango Delta, a vast inland river delta in northern Botswana. Both are part of the Kavango–Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area, which is the world’s largest conservation area, established in 2007, and covers 6,274 km² (2,422 km²).
Combine Africa’s Leading City destination (awarded 2021), Cape Town in South Africa, with an unforgettable Safari in the world’s largest cross-border conservation park, the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area, where you find the Bwabwata National Park, home of Nambwa Tented Lodge in Namibia.
Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana and Namibia in one amazing journey! This itinerary, visiting four countries, combines incredible safaris in Hwange National Park, the world’s widest waterfall – Victoria Falls, the famous elephants of Chobe National Park, and, lastly, Nambwa Tented Lodge within the heart of the world’s largest conservation area, where you find the Bwabwata National Park.
Tourism plays an important role for people and wildlife in Africa. This itinerary is your opportunity to experience some of the most spectacular destinations (Victoria Falls and Bwabwata National Park in the heart of KAZA), and get involved in some of the projects operated in the area. From wildlife conservation at Victoria Falls National Park to learning about recycling, gardening, and jewellery making at the uplifting Sijwa project – the purpose of this tour is indeed to leave Africa fulfilled. Your holiday in Africa makes a difference indeed – both to you and the places you visit.
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Each tour can be customised, but there are certain limitations. Please see each tour description for more information on customising.
Absolutely, we cater to families with kids. We even offer tailored packages for kids on safari, featuring fun and educational activities (including camping in the wild!) to keep you and the little ones busy and entertained. Please see our Kids on Safari activity for more information.
Our guides are extremely professional and skilled, so there’s no need to worry while on a game drive or a guided bush walk. They regularly scout the area before taking guests out and remain in communication with each other via walkie talkies, ensuring they always have eyes on the wildlife.
At African Monarch Lodges, we have wildlife roaming the area year round. However, if you specifically want to see large herds of elephants, it’s best to come from June to November, before the rainy season, which is when they begin their migration to Angola.
Although there is a risk of malaria in these regions, insect repellent containing DEET and mosquito nets over the beds are very helpful in deterring mosquitoes. However, should you wish to take additional precautions and use anti-malarial prophylactics, consult your doctor for advice at least three weeks before departure to Africa.
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