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Book online, email bookings@namweltours.com, call +264 81 234 5678, or WhatsApp. We'll provide an itinerary and quotation. Deposit required to secure.
Typically includes accommodation, transportation, guide services, specified meals, park fees, and activities. Excludes flights, insurance, visas, tips, and personal expenses.
Bank transfer, Visa/MasterCard, online payments, or cash (USD/EUR/local currency). 30% deposit required to confirm.
60+ days: Full refund. 30-59 days: 50% refund. 15-29 days: 25% refund. 0-14 days: No refund. Travel insurance recommended.
Yes, mandatory. Must cover medical expenses, trip cancellation, lost luggage, and personal liability. COVID-19 coverage recommended.
Neutral clothing, layers, comfortable shoes, sun protection, binoculars, camera, documents, medications. Detailed list provided upon booking.
Essential information for your Botswana adventure.
Dry Season (May-Oct): Best wildlife viewing, clear skies.
Green Season (Nov-Apr): Lush landscapes, bird watching, fewer tourists.
Most camps operate April-November.
Most visitors get 90-day visa-free entry. Check latest requirements with embassy. Passport must be valid 6+ months beyond departure.
Botswana is safe with low crime. Malaria prophylaxis recommended for northern areas. Drink bottled water only.
Budget: €250-400/day (camping)
Mid-range: €400-700/day (lodges)
Luxury: €700-1500+/day (exclusive camps)
We offer options for all budgets.
Exploring Namibia's deserts, parks, and culture.
Dry Season (May-Oct): Best wildlife viewing in Etosha.
Green Season (Nov-Apr): Lush landscapes, fewer tourists.
Year-round destination with seasonal highlights.
Our tours include 4x4 transportation. Self-drive: main routes are tarred, but 4x4 recommended for remote areas.
Hepatitis A & B, Typhoid recommended. Malaria prophylaxis for northern regions. Yellow fever certificate if arriving from endemic country.
Layers for temperature changes, sun protection, sturdy shoes, camera, documents, medications. Neutral colors recommended.
Visiting Victoria Falls and Zimbabwe's wildlife areas.
Mar-May: Peak flow but heavy spray
Jun-Aug: Clear views, ideal for photos
Sep-Nov: Lower water, Devil's Pool accessible
Spectacular year-round.
Visa on arrival for most nationalities ($30-55). Kaza Univisa ($50) covers Zimbabwe and Zambia for 30 days. Check latest requirements.
Tourist areas (Victoria Falls, Hwange) are very safe. Exercise normal caution in cities. Malaria risk in low-lying areas.
Walking tours, helicopter flights, white-water rafting, bungee jumping, Devil's Pool (seasonal), sundowner cruises, game drives.
Exploring diverse landscapes, cities, and wildlife.
Cape Town: Nov-Mar (summer)
Kruger: May-Sep (dry season)
Nationwide: Sep-Nov ideal for combined trips
Many nationalities get 90-day visa-free entry. Passport must have 30+ days validity beyond stay and 2 blank pages. Check latest requirements.
National parks and tourist areas are very safe. Exercise caution in cities. Use reputable operators, don't display valuables.
Versatile clothing for varying climates, neutral colors for safari, sun protection, comfortable shoes, Type M plug adapter, medications.
Exploring emerging destinations and unique culture.
Dry Season (May-Oct): Best for travel, roads passable
Rainy Season (Nov-Apr): Many roads impassable
Jun-Sep offers best conditions.
Tourist visa required for most nationalities. Apply before travel at embassy. We assist with invitation letters. Start process 4-6 weeks early.
Safety improved but precautions needed. Exercise caution in Luanda. Never leave marked roads (landmines). Malaria prophylaxis essential.
Kalandula Falls (2nd largest in Africa), Tundavala Gap, Mussulo Island beaches, Kissama National Park, colonial architecture in Benguela.
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