Experience one of Namibia’s hidden gems, a captivating wetland region home to seriously impressive concentrations of game. Jutting out from Namibia’s north-eastern corner, this narrow corridor of land known as the Caprivi Strip is unlike anywhere else in the country.

Unlike the dry plains that dominate most of Namibia’s landscape, the Caprivi is a region of lush vegetation, rich floodplains and winding waterways. Traversed by some of Africa’s greatest rivers, including the Chobe, Zambezi, Okavango and Kwando, this strip of land is an enchanting natural wonderland.

The Caprivi is protected by a handful of excellent national parks where you can expect to see a plethora of species, including elephant, crocodile, waterbuck, sable, giraffe and lion. As well as being an important sanctuary for the endangered African wild dog, it is one of the few places in Namibia where you can see buffalo.