Overland VDB

08/04/2026

HUNTERS & HIDEAWAYS #1 (The Kalahari RECCE Expedition)

Hunters Road, Elephant Sands, Nxai Pans, CKGR

4 July –19 July 2026

WHAT IT’S ALL ABOUT

There are still places in Africa where the wilderness feels endless.
Where the roads fade into sand tracks, where the horizon stretches forever, and where the night sky explodes with stars so bright that silence itself becomes part of the experience.

Hunters & Hideaways is one of those journeys.

This brand-new Waypoint Adventures expedition ventures deep into Botswana’s most remote and captivating landscapes, crossing vast wilderness areas, ancient salt pans, legendary baobab forests, and the untamed plains of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve.

This is not a sightseeing trip. It is a true overland expedition.

Our adventure begins near Kazungula, where we settle in beside the Chobe River and prepare for the journey ahead. After final vehicle checks and a last evening around the campfire, we head west onto one of Botswana’s most legendary wilderness routes — Hunters Road.
Hunters Road is wild, remote, and wonderfully unpredictable. For several days we travel this historic track across open savannah and ancient elephant corridors, camping at remote waterholes and beneath giant baobab trees. Wildlife moves freely through this region, and encounters with elephants, giraffe, antelope, and predators are always possible.

From there we journey to the remarkable Elephant Sands, one of Botswana’s most unique camps where elephants regularly wander directly through camp to drink at the waterhole just metres away.

The expedition then leads us into the breathtaking landscapes of the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, where we spend time at Lekhubu Island, a dramatic rocky outcrop surrounded by endless white pan and scattered with ancient baobabs that have stood watch over the desert for centuries.

Our route continues into Nxai Pan National Park, where we visit the legendary Baines Baobabs — one of Botswana’s most iconic and photographed landscapes, immortalised by the explorer Thomas Baines in the 19th century.

From here the real wilderness begins. We push deep into the immense Central Kalahari Game Reserve, one of the largest protected wilderness areas in the world. Over several days we explore Sunday Pan and Piper Pan, camping beneath enormous skies and travelling across vast plains where lion, cheetah, brown hyena, and large herds of antelope roam freely.

The campsites here are wild and unfenced. Wildlife is part of the experience. This is the Africa many people dream of - raw, remote, unpredictable, and unforgettable.
After days immersed in the Kalahari wilderness, our journey concludes back near the Chobe River in Kasane, where we celebrate the expedition together and enjoy a Chobe River sunset cruise, one of the most spectacular wildlife experiences in Africa.

Hunters & Hideaways - The Kalahari Expedition is about exploration, adventure, and discovering places that still feel untouched by time.

It is the kind of journey that reminds us why we fell in love with Africa in the first place.

ITINERARY (Preliminary)

• Day 1 & 2 - Kubu Lodge (Kazungula)
• Day 3 - Hunters Road Wild Camp (Waterhole)
• Day 4 - Hunters Road Wild Camp (Baobab Trees)
• Day 5 - Hunters Road Wild Camp (Waterhole)
• Day 6 - Elephant Sands
• Day 7 & 8 - Lekhubu Island
• Day 9 & 10 - Baines Baobabs (Nxai Pan National Park)
• Day 11 & 12 - Sunday Pan (Central Kalahari Game Reserve)
• Day 13 & 14 & 15 - Piper Pan (Central Kalahari Game Reserve)
• Day 16 - Palm Afrique (Ghanzi)

WHAT DO YOU NEED

• A fully serviced reliable 4x4 vehicle with low range in a very good condition.
• Fuel range for at least 850km (mainly sandy travel, some mud and water crossings)
• Suitable recovery gear and quality tire repair kit.
• All your drinking water, meals, drinks, and snacks for at least 9 days. Shops in Maun and Kasane.
• All Camping gear.
• Firewood (as much as you can)
• First Aid Kit as per your requirements
• Valid Driver’s License
• A passport that is valid for at least 6 months with minimum 2 blank visa pages for entry and exit stamps. Children below the age of 18 will also need valid passports, certified unabridged birth certificates and a letter of consent from the other parent should the minor be travelling with only one parent.
• If the vehicle is your own, a certified copy of vehicle registration/vehicle license papers is acceptable at the border posts. This must be accompanied with a letter from the bank giving you authorisation to take the vehicle across the border and must indicate dates. Both the bank letter and copies of license papers should be signed by a Commissioner of Oaths.
• If the vehicle is rented or not registered in your name, you will need an affidavit from the South African police giving you permission from the rental company or owner to take the vehicle across a Botswana border post. Both this letter and the registration documents need to be signed by a Commissioner of Oaths.
• Your vehicle must have a ZA sticker, which designates that they are foreign vehicles which were registered in South Africa. AA Accredited Sales Agent stores and outdoor retailers like Safari Centre will have them available for purchase.
• Third-Party Insurance valid for 90 Days
• All Fees relative to the border crossing; Insurance, etc.
• Please visit your doctor and discuss Malaria and recommendations regarding prophylaxis; we are visiting a Malaria area.
• The tour is suitable for off-road trailers, but sorry NO Mobi Lodges (it WILL get damaged)

WHAT DO WE SUPPLY

• A CATHSSETA-qualified guide with many years of experience
• Qualified Wilderness First Responder (Level 3) with advanced First Aid Kit
• A personalised tour magazine
• Pre-paid camping, park, and entrance fees (when accommodated inside parks)
• Radios for inter-vehicle communication
• Advanced recovery gear
• Printed map, photos, and a short trip video
• STARLINK satellite high-speed internet available most of the time near our vehicle

PRICE

• R18 950 per person sharing
• Half price for children under 12
• Children under 6 are free (at the time of the tour)
• Single supplement: R23 700
• Pricing for non-SADC members available on request

HOW TO JOIN

This expedition will be very popular and will book out quickly, so secure your place as soon as possible.

Facebook Event Page:

https://www.facebook.com/share/17DFmGV8Ty/

Tour WhatsApp Group:

https://chat.whatsapp.com/F7BMBsw1UBuGTDQUcfwDSz

Book and Pay Online: https://waypoint-adventures.co.za/itinerary/hh1/

Once you join, we will contact you to obtain your name, surname, and email address, after which we will send the relevant tour documents and confirmation details.
If you do not respond to our messages, we may unfortunately have to remove you from the group to make space for others waiting in the queue.

LET'S GO!

03/04/2026

STARS AND SILENCE #2 : 3 October - 12 October 202

**Get Ready for an Unforgettable Self-Drive Overland Journey**

Welcome to our Second "Stars and Silence" tour, a 9-day expedition through South Africa's quietest, darkest, and most spectacular landscapes.

**Experience the Karoo Wilderness Like Never Before**

Our adventure begins near Montagu, where we leave the busy world behind and travel across magnificent mountain passes and remote gravel roads into the vast open landscapes of Anysberg Nature Reserve. From there, we journey through dramatic mountain terrain toward Seweweekspoort, one of South Africa's most breathtaking geological corridors.

**Unwind in Remote Locations Surrounded by Mountains and Endless Skies**

We overnight in beautiful remote locations, surrounded by mountains and endless skies. As night falls, the true magic of the Karoo reveals itself – a sky overflowing with stars, galaxies, and constellations stretching from horizon to horizon.

**What You Need to Know:**

* A fully serviced, reliable vehicle in excellent condition
* Enough fuel for 550 km (mainly off-road with some sand driving)
* All your water, meals, drinks, snacks, and camping gear
* Recovery gear, firewood, and basic First Aid kit

**What We Supply:**

* CATHSSETA-qualified guide with many years of experience
* Qualified Wilderness First Responder (Level 3) with advanced First Aid kit
* Personalized tour magazine, pre-paid Camping, Park, and Entrance Fees, radios for inter-vehicle communication, advanced recovery gear, printed maps, photos, and short trip video

**Pricing and Booking Info:**
R10 995 per person sharing | Half price for children under 12 | Children under 6 are free | Single supplement R13 800 | Pricing for non-SADC members available on request

Secure your spot now! Follow this link:
https://waypoint-adventures.co.za/itinerary/ss1/

Let's go!

03/04/2026

03/04/2026

Joh 3 :16

31/03/2026

FEATHERS & FLOODPLAINS #1 (RECCE) The Caprivi Expedition

27 February – 13 March 2027

WHAT IT’S ALL ABOUT

There are places in Africa where rivers shape the rhythm of life.

Where vast floodplains stretch to the horizon, where elephants cross between islands of reeds, and where the air fills with the calls of fish eagles, kingfishers, and hundreds of bird species that thrive in the wetlands of northern Namibia and Botswana.
Feathers & Floodplains – The Caprivi Expedition takes you deep into one of Southern Africa’s most extraordinary river landscapes.

This Waypoint Adventures expedition explores the lush waterways and wildlife-rich floodplains of the Chobe, Zambezi, Kwando, and Kavango river systems, where permanent water creates an oasis of life in the heart of southern Africa.

Our journey begins near Kazungula, where the mighty Chobe River meets four countries. Here the expedition convoy gathers before we venture westward into the wilderness of the Chobe Forest Reserve.

From here we cross into the remarkable landscapes of the Zambezi Region (formerly known as the Caprivi Strip), a narrow corridor of land where rivers dominate the landscape and wildlife moves freely between Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, and Angola.

We travel through the beautiful floodplains and river forests of Wuparo Conservancy, a region known for its abundant birdlife and frequent sightings of elephant, buffalo, hippo, and crocodile along the waterways.
The journey continues along the spectacular Kwando River, where remote campsites allow us to experience the rhythm of the wetlands up close. Herds of elephants move between islands and floodplains, while fish eagles call from the tall riverine trees.
From there we explore the pristine wilderness around Nambwa, an area renowned for its wildlife density and remarkable scenery along the Kwando floodplains.

The expedition then leads us to the tranquil banks of the Kavango River, where we spend time at the famous Ngepi Campsite, known for its relaxed atmosphere and spectacular river views.

Our final nights are spent near Rundu, where the Kavango River forms the natural border between Namibia and Angola. Here the expedition winds down beside the river, reflecting on the incredible landscapes, wildlife encounters, and friendships formed along the way.

Throughout this journey we travel remote sand tracks and gravel roads, exploring one of the most biodiverse regions in southern Africa.

Feathers & Floodplains – The Caprivi Expedition is a journey through rivers, wetlands, wildlife corridors, and vast floodplains — a place where birdlife flourishes, wildlife thrives, and Africa still feels wonderfully wild.

EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

• Explore the wildlife-rich landscapes of the Chobe Forest Reserve
• Travel through Namibia’s beautiful Zambezi Region (Caprivi Strip)
• Experience the spectacular floodplains of the Kwando River
• Stay at remote campsites along some of southern Africa’s great river systems
• Discover exceptional birdlife and wetland ecosystems
• Visit Nambwa, one of the most scenic wilderness areas along the Kwando River
• Relax beside the beautiful Kavango River at the famous Ngepi Campsite
• Travel with a small expedition convoy, creating a relaxed and personal adventure
ITINERARY (Preliminary)
• Day 1 & 2 - Kubu Lodge – Kazungula
• Day 3 & 4 - Muchenje Campsite – Chobe Forest Reserve
• Day 5 & 6 - Livingstone’s Campsite – Wuparo Conservancy
• Day 7 & 8 - Namushasha River Lodge – Kwando River
• Day 9 & 10 - Nambwa Campsite – Kwando River
• Day 11 & 12 - Ngepi Campsite – Kavango River
• Day 13 & 14 - Kaisosi River Lodge – Rundu

WHAT DO YOU NEED

• A fully serviced reliable 4×4 vehicle with low range in very good condition
• Fuel range for at least 850 km (mainly sandy travel, with possible mud and water crossings)
• Suitable recovery gear and quality tyre repair kit
• All your drinking water, meals, drinks, and snacks for at least 9 days
• All camping gear
• Firewood (as much as you can carry)
• First Aid kit according to your requirements
Travel Documentation
• Valid Driver’s License
• Passport valid for at least 6 months with minimum two blank visa pages
Children under 18 require:
• Valid passports
• Certified unabridged birth certificates
• Letter of consent if travelling with only one parent
Vehicle Documentation
If the vehicle is your own:
• Certified copy of vehicle registration / licence papers
• Bank letter authorising cross-border travel with travel dates
• Documents signed by a Commissioner of Oaths
If the vehicle is rented or not registered in your name:
• SAPS affidavit from the owner or rental company
• Registration documents signed by a Commissioner of Oaths
Additional requirements:
• ZA country sticker
• Third-party insurance valid for 90 days
• All border crossing fees payable at the border
Health
• Consult your doctor regarding Malaria prophylaxis
Trailers
• The tour is suitable for off-road camping trailers

WHAT DO WE SUPPLY

• A CATHSSETA-qualified guide with many years of experience
• Qualified Wilderness First Responder (Level 3) with advanced First Aid Kit
• A personalised tour magazine
• Pre-paid camping, park, and entrance fees (when accommodated inside parks)
• Radios for inter-vehicle communication
• Advanced recovery gear
• Printed map, photos, and a short trip video
• STARLINK satellite high-speed internet available most of the time near our vehicle

EXPEDITION SIZE

We will travel with a maximum of 10 guest vehicles.
Once these vehicle positions are filled, bookings will close.

PRICE

• R20 950 per person sharing
• Half price for children under 12
• Children under 6 are free (at the time of the tour)
• Single supplement: R26 200
• Pricing for non-SADC members available on request
ARE YOU COMING?
Some of the places on this expedition feel as if they belong to another world — wide river floodplains, towering riverine forests, and wetlands alive with bird calls.
We will travel remote tracks along the rivers of the Zambezi Region, explore wildlife-rich floodplains, and camp beside some of the most beautiful waterways in southern Africa.
Around the campfires in the evenings, the stories will begin to form — the kind that only happen when adventurers travel together into wild places.
If this speaks to you, then this expedition may have your name written on it.

HOW TO JOIN

This expedition will be very popular and will book out quickly, so secure your place as soon as possible.

Tour WhatsApp Group:

https://chat.whatsapp.com/ILpIyh266HsJrkIG312Zk5

Book and Pay Online:

https://waypoint-adventures.co.za/itinerary/ff1/

Once you join, we will contact you to obtain your name, surname, and email address, after which we will send the relevant tour documents and confirmation details.
If you do not respond to our messages, we may unfortunately have to remove you from the group to make space for others waiting in the queue.

LET'S GO!

31/03/2026

Makgadikgadi Pans National Park

PANS & PLAINS #1 RECCE (The Makgadikgadi Expedition)

6–20 February 2027

WHAT IT’S ALL ABOUT

There are places in Africa where the land seems to stretch forever.
Where the horizon disappears into shimmering heat, where ancient baobabs stand alone on endless salt pans, and where the silence of the Kalahari is broken only by wind, wildlife, and the distant calls of birds.
Pans & Plains – The Makgadikgadi Expedition takes you deep into one of Botswana’s most remarkable and mysterious landscapes.

This Waypoint Adventures expedition explores the vast wilderness surrounding the Makgadikgadi Pans, one of the largest salt pan systems on earth. These ancient lakebeds, formed thousands of years ago, create an otherworldly landscape of endless white horizons, remote wildlife areas, and some of the most spectacular sunsets in Africa.

Our journey begins in Maun, Botswana’s famous safari gateway. After gathering the convoy and completing vehicle checks, we head east toward the incredible landscapes of Nxai Pan National Park.
Nxai Pan is one of Botswana’s hidden gems. Vast grasslands stretch in every direction, attracting large herds of springbok, zebra, wildebeest, and giraffe, while predators such as lion, cheetah, and brown hyena roam these plains. The park is also home to the legendary Baines Baobabs, one of Botswana’s most iconic and photographed natural landmarks.
If seasonal rains arrive as they often do during this time of year, we may also witness one of Africa’s lesser-known but spectacular wildlife events — the Makgadikgadi zebra migration. Each year thousands of zebra move between the Boteti River region and Nxai Pan, following the rains across the grasslands. This migration is the second-largest zebra migration in Africa, and when conditions are right it transforms the plains into a sea of black-and-white stripes stretching across the horizon.

From Nxai Pan we continue south toward the great Makgadikgadi Pans National Park, where we explore the beautiful riverine forests and wildlife areas around Khumaga and Njuca. This region offers excellent wildlife viewing as animals move between the Boteti River and the surrounding grasslands.
The expedition then moves deeper into the pans, where we spend time at the breathtaking Lekhubu Island. This dramatic granite outcrop rises from the endless salt flats and is dotted with ancient baobabs that have stood watch over the pans for centuries. Few places in Africa feel as vast, surreal, and timeless as Lekhubu.

Our journey continues to Nata Bird Sanctuary, a seasonal wetland that attracts large numbers of flamingos, pelicans, and migratory birds when conditions are right. The contrast between the dry salt pans and these vibrant wetlands makes this area one of Botswana’s most fascinating ecosystems.
Throughout this expedition we travel remote sand tracks and gravel roads, exploring vast open landscapes and camping in some of the most remarkable wilderness locations in Botswana.
If the rains arrive and the migration begins, we may find ourselves driving through one of Africa’s great wildlife spectacles — thousands of zebra moving across the Makgadikgadi grasslands beneath enormous Kalahari skies.

Pans & Plains – The Makgadikgadi Expedition is a journey through ancient landscapes, big skies, wildlife migrations, and remote wilderness — a place where Africa still feels wild, raw, and wonderfully untouched.

EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

• Explore the vast landscapes of Nxai Pan National Park, home to large herds of plains game and powerful predators.
• Visit the legendary Baines Baobabs, one of Botswana’s most iconic wilderness landmarks.
• Experience the dramatic landscapes of Makgadikgadi Pans National Park.
• Camp beside the incredible Lekhubu Island, surrounded by ancient baobabs and endless salt flats.
• Experience the possibility of witnessing the Makgadikgadi zebra migration.
• Visit Nata Bird Sanctuary, a seasonal haven for flamingos and pelicans.
• Travel remote sand tracks across one of the largest salt pan systems on Earth.
• Experience the adventure of travelling with a small expedition convoy.

ITINERARY (Preliminary)

• Day 1- Audi Camp – Maun
• Day 2 & 3 - Nxai South Camp – Nxai Pan National Park
• Day 4 & 5 - Baines Baobabs – Nxai Pan National Park
• Day 6 & 7 - Khumaga Wildlife Camp – Makgadikgadi Pans National Park
• Day 8 & 9 - Njuca Rest Camp – Makgadikgadi Pans National Park
• Day 10 & 11 - Lekhubu Island
• Day 12 - Nata Bird Sanctuary
• Day 13 - Woodlands Stopover

WHAT DO YOU NEED

• A fully serviced reliable 4×4 vehicle with low range in very good condition
• Fuel range for at least 850 km (mainly sandy travel, with possible mud and water crossings)
• Suitable recovery gear and quality tyre repair kit
• All your drinking water, meals, drinks, and snacks for at least 9 days
• All camping gear
• Firewood (as much as you can carry)
• First Aid kit according to your requirements
Travel Documentation
• Valid Driver’s License
• Passport valid for at least 6 months with minimum two blank visa pages
Children under 18 require:
• Valid passports
• Certified unabridged birth certificates
• Letter of consent if travelling with only one parent
Vehicle Documentation
If the vehicle is your own:
• Certified copy of vehicle registration / licence papers
• Bank letter authorising cross-border travel with travel dates
• Documents signed by a Commissioner of Oaths
If the vehicle is rented or not registered in your name:
• SAPS affidavit from the owner or rental company
• Registration documents signed by a Commissioner of Oaths
Additional requirements:
• ZA country sticker
• Third-party insurance valid for 90 days
• All border crossing fees payable at the border
Health
• Consult your doctor regarding Malaria prophylaxis
Trailers
• The tour is suitable for off-road camping trailers

WHAT DO WE SUPPLY

• A CATHSSETA-qualified guide with many years of experience
• Qualified Wilderness First Responder (Level 3) with advanced First Aid Kit
• A personalised tour magazine
• Pre-paid camping, park, and entrance fees (when accommodated inside parks)
• Radios for inter-vehicle communication
• Advanced recovery gear
• Printed map, photos, and a short trip video
• STARLINK satellite high-speed internet available most of the time near our vehicle

EXPEDITION SIZE

This Waypoint Adventure Recce expedition is intentionally kept small and personal to ensure an authentic wilderness experience. We will travel with a maximum of 10 vehicles. Once these 8 vehicle positions are filled, bookings will close.

PRICE

• R20 950 per person sharing
• Half price for children under 12
• Children under 6 are free (at the time of the tour)
• Single supplement: R26 200
• Pricing for non-SADC members available on request

ARE YOU COMING?

Some of the places on this expedition feel as if they belong to another world — endless salt pans, ancient baobabs rising from the desert, and vast Kalahari skies filled with stars.
We will drive remote sand tracks, explore wildlife-rich plains, visit some of Botswana’s most remarkable national parks, and possibly witness the Makgadikgadi zebra migration moving across the landscape.
Around the campfires in the evenings, the stories will begin to form — the kind that only happen when adventurers travel together into wild places.
If this speaks to you, then this expedition may have your name written on it.

HOW TO JOIN

This expedition will be very popular and will book out quickly, so secure your place as soon as possible.

Tour WhatsApp Group:

https://chat.whatsapp.com/BMuguZe6TH67hqW0NC53PX

Book and Pay Online:

https://waypoint-adventures.co.za/itinerary/pp1/

Once you join, we will contact you to obtain your name, surname, and email address, after which we will send the relevant tour documents and confirmation details.
If you do not respond to our messages, we may unfortunately have to remove you from the group to make space for others waiting in the queue.

LET'S GO!

31/03/2026

HUNTERS & HIDEAWAYS #1 (The Kalahari RECCE Expedition)

Hunters Road, Elephant Sands, Nxai Pans, CKGR

4 July –19 July 2026

WHAT IT’S ALL ABOUT

There are still places in Africa where the wilderness feels endless.
Where the roads fade into sand tracks, where the horizon stretches forever, and where the night sky explodes with stars so bright that silence itself becomes part of the experience.
Hunters & Hideaways is one of those journeys.

This brand-new Waypoint Adventures expedition ventures deep into Botswana’s most remote and captivating landscapes, crossing vast wilderness areas, ancient salt pans, legendary baobab forests, and the untamed plains of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve.
This is not a sightseeing trip. It is a true overland expedition.
Our adventure begins near Kazungula, where we settle in beside the Chobe River and prepare for the journey ahead. After final vehicle checks and a last evening around the campfire, we head west onto one of Botswana’s most legendary wilderness routes — Hunters Road.
Hunters Road is wild, remote, and wonderfully unpredictable. For several days we travel this historic track across open savannah and ancient elephant corridors, camping at remote waterholes and beneath giant baobab trees. Wildlife moves freely through this region, and encounters with elephants, giraffe, antelope, and predators are always possible.
From there we journey to the remarkable Elephant Sands, one of Botswana’s most unique camps where elephants regularly wander directly through camp to drink at the waterhole just metres away.
The expedition then leads us into the breathtaking landscapes of the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, where we spend time at Lekhubu Island, a dramatic rocky outcrop surrounded by endless white pan and scattered with ancient baobabs that have stood watch over the desert for centuries.
Our route continues into Nxai Pan National Park, where we visit the legendary Baines Baobabs — one of Botswana’s most iconic and photographed landscapes, immortalised by the explorer Thomas Baines in the 19th century.
From here the real wilderness begins. We push deep into the immense Central Kalahari Game Reserve, one of the largest protected wilderness areas in the world. Over several days we explore Sunday Pan and Piper Pan, camping beneath enormous skies and travelling across vast plains where lion, cheetah, brown hyena, and large herds of antelope roam freely.
The campsites here are wild and unfenced. Wildlife is part of the experience. This is the Africa many people dream of - raw, remote, unpredictable, and unforgettable.
After days immersed in the Kalahari wilderness, our journey concludes back near the Chobe River in Kasane, where we celebrate the expedition together and enjoy a Chobe River sunset cruise, one of the most spectacular wildlife experiences in Africa.
Hunters & Hideaways - The Kalahari Expedition is about exploration, adventure, and discovering places that still feel untouched by time.
It is the kind of journey that reminds us why we fell in love with Africa in the first place.

ITINERARY (Preliminary)

• Day 1 & 2 - Kubu Lodge (Kazungula)
• Day 3 - Hunters Road Wild Camp (Waterhole)
• Day 4 - Hunters Road Wild Camp (Baobab Trees)
• Day 5 - Hunters Road Wild Camp (Waterhole)
• Day 6 - Elephant Sands
• Day 7 & 8 - Lekhubu Island
• Day 9 & 10 - Baines Baobabs (Nxai Pan National Park)
• Day 11 & 12 - Sunday Pan (Central Kalahari Game Reserve)
• Day 13 & 14 & 15 - Piper Pan (Central Kalahari Game Reserve)
• Day 16 - Palm Afrique (Ghanzi)

WHAT DO YOU NEED

• A fully serviced reliable 4x4 vehicle with low range in a very good condition.
• Fuel range for at least 850km (mainly sandy travel, some mud and water crossings)
• Suitable recovery gear and quality tire repair kit.
• All your drinking water, meals, drinks, and snacks for at least 9 days. Shops in Maun and Kasane.
• All Camping gear.
• Firewood (as much as you can)
• First Aid Kit as per your requirements
• Valid Driver’s License
• A passport that is valid for at least 6 months with minimum 2 blank visa pages for entry and exit stamps. Children below the age of 18 will also need valid passports, certified unabridged birth certificates and a letter of consent from the other parent should the minor be travelling with only one parent.
• If the vehicle is your own, a certified copy of vehicle registration/vehicle license papers is acceptable at the border posts. This must be accompanied with a letter from the bank giving you authorisation to take the vehicle across the border and must indicate dates. Both the bank letter and copies of license papers should be signed by a Commissioner of Oaths.
• If the vehicle is rented or not registered in your name, you will need an affidavit from the South African police giving you permission from the rental company or owner to take the vehicle across a Botswana border post. Both this letter and the registration documents need to be signed by a Commissioner of Oaths.
• Your vehicle must have a ZA sticker, which designates that they are foreign vehicles which were registered in South Africa. AA Accredited Sales Agent stores and outdoor retailers like Safari Centre will have them available for purchase.
• Third-Party Insurance valid for 90 Days
• All Fees relative to the border crossing; Insurance, etc.
• Please visit your doctor and discuss Malaria and recommendations regarding prophylaxis; we are visiting a Malaria area.
• The tour is suitable for off-road trailers, but sorry NO Mobi Lodges (it WILL get damaged)

WHAT DO WE SUPPLY

• A CATHSSETA-qualified guide with many years of experience
• Qualified Wilderness First Responder (Level 3) with advanced First Aid Kit
• A personalised tour magazine
• Pre-paid camping, park, and entrance fees (when accommodated inside parks)
• Radios for inter-vehicle communication
• Advanced recovery gear
• Printed map, photos, and a short trip video
• STARLINK satellite high-speed internet available most of the time near our vehicle

PRICE

• R18 950 per person sharing
• Half price for children under 12
• Children under 6 are free (at the time of the tour)
• Single supplement: R23 700
• Pricing for non-SADC members available on request

HOW TO JOIN

This expedition will be very popular and will book out quickly, so secure your place as soon as possible.

Facebook Event Page:

https://www.facebook.com/share/17DFmGV8Ty/

Tour WhatsApp Group:

https://chat.whatsapp.com/F7BMBsw1UBuGTDQUcfwDSz

Book and Pay Online: https://waypoint-adventures.co.za/itinerary/hh1/

Once you join, we will contact you to obtain your name, surname, and email address, after which we will send the relevant tour documents and confirmation details.
If you do not respond to our messages, we may unfortunately have to remove you from the group to make space for others waiting in the queue.

LET'S GO!