Trip origin.

Namibian capital; the Christuskirche and the Tintenpalast gardens.

Afternoon drive among white rhino and giraffe, warthogs on the lodge lawn by evening.

Rock-art shelter with the famous white elephant painting, then sunset among the giant balanced boulders of Bull’s Party.

Granite peak rising out of the desert; climbing to the rock arch and sleeping out under the stars.

Seaside town between the Namib dunes and the Atlantic.

Shipwreck-strewn coast; Cape Cross holds one of the largest Cape fur seal colonies.

River camp on the long drive east — baobabs, elephants under the acacias and a pod of hippos.

Base town on the Zambian side of Victoria Falls.

The world's largest sheet of falling water; UNESCO World Heritage site.

Aerial loop over the Falls and the zig-zag Batoka Gorge.

Sunset boat trip on the upper Zambezi above the Falls — hippo and elephant.

Zimbabwean side of the Falls; the rainforest walk and Victoria Falls Bridge.

A day of big-water rapids through the Batoka Gorge below the Falls.

The old pontoon across the Zambezi where four countries nearly meet, since replaced by the Kazungula Bridge.

Chobe riverfront — Africa's largest elephant concentration; game drives and river cruises.

Long sandy drive south through Savuti — elephant herds at the waterhole and a big-sky sunset.

Inland delta of the Okavango River; boats, mokoro and game viewing.

Safari gateway town to the Delta.

Back through the capital on the Trans-Kalahari Highway.

Return.