This 10-night route runs from the deserts of northwest Namibia to the wetlands of northern Botswana. You begin in Damaraland, red-rock plains and dry riverbeds where desert-adapted elephants move, then reach the Kunene River on the edge of the Skeleton Coast and Kaokoland, pause a night near Windhoek, and cross into Botswana’s Linyanti, permanent water and dry woodland along the Chobe boundary.
You travel by light aircraft between camps and by open 4×4 on the ground, with tracking on foot where the terrain allows. Days follow desert wildlife, the Kunene and its rapids, and the elephant corridors of the Linyanti. The four camps run from six tents in a hidden valley to stilted villas above the river and a Premier camp on Osprey Lagoon.