24 Day South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe Camping Group Safari
€3.699,00
This is a starting price
- overnight stays as described in the itinerary or equivalent. (bring your own sleeping bag)
- Entrance fees for the national parks and excursions mentioned as described in the itinerary
- activities as described in the itinerary
- transport during the trip in a special overland safari truck
- meals as described in the itinerary
- Guidance from two professional English-speaking guides/drivers
- Travel information
- Travel code AOL 1011
Description
In short
Four countries camping safari trip the highlights of South Africa, Namibia, Botswana Okay Zimbabwe. During the trip, Table Mountain will be climbed, there will be a day excursion to the Cape Peninsula with Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope, canoeing on the Orange River, nature drives through the Namibian desert.
Visit to the red dunes of Sossusvlei, game driving in the Etosha National Park, a mokoro excursion in the Okavango Delta, bootcruise on the Chobe River and a visit to the world-famous Victoria Falls waterfalls.
In Zimbabwe there is a game drive in the Hwange National Park and a game drive plus a rhino tracking in the Matobo National Park.
Programme
Dag 1: Cape Town
The journey begins at 13:00 at the AHA Harbour Bridge hotel with an introduction to the guides and fellow adventurers.
Then drive towards Table Mountain and a guided hike to the summit of Table Mountain.
From the summit, there is a magnificent view over Cape Town and the Atlantic Ocean. (For those who do not wish to walk to the summit, there is the option to take the cable car to the top of the mountain at your own expense and take a walk there).
After visiting Table Mountain, we'll return to the hotel to freshen up. In the evening, a visit can be made to the famous Victoria & Alfred Waterfront with the guide, and dinner can be had at one of the many restaurants.
Overnight stay at the AHA Harbour Bridge hotel in a double room.
- Activity includes: hike to the top of Table Mountain
- Optional activities: cable car to the top of Table Mountain, dinner at the V&A Waterfront
- Overnight stay: Harbour Bridge hotel in a double room with an en-suite bathroom
- Meals included: none
- Distance: 30 km, approx. 25 minutes' drive
- For more information, see: www.harbourbridgehotel.co.za
Day 2: Cape Town
Today after breakfast, we depart for a day trip around the Cape Peninsula. We will visit the fishing village of Hout Bay and, of course, Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope, both located within the Cape of Good Hope National Park.
At the end of the day, return to the hotel. In the evening, a visit can be made to the famous Victoria & Alfred Waterfront with the guide and dinner can be taken in one of the many restaurants.
Overnight stay at the AHA Harbour Bridge hotel in a double room.
- Activity includes: full-day tour of the Cape Peninsula
- Optional activities: dinner at the V&A Waterfront
- Overnight stay: Harbour Bridge Hotel in a double interior room with en-suite bathroom
- Meals included: breakfast
- Distance: 190 km
Day 3: Cape Town – West Coast
After breakfast, depart from Cape Town and drive north. A stop is made at Blouberg beach for a photo opportunity of the unique Table Mountain.
Then, passing through the Swartland wine region and along the West Coast, you reach Namaqualand. In spring (August and early September), the famous wild flower fields can be seen here. Arrival in the village of Springbok near the border with Namibia for overnight stay.
Overnight stay at the Springbok Inn in a double room.
- Activity includes: scenic route along the west coast and Namaqualand
- Overnight stay: Springbok Inn in a twin interior room with bathroom
- Meals inclusive: breakfast, dinner
- Distance: 570 km, approx. 5½ – 6 hours' drive
- For more information: www.springbokinn.co.za
Day 4: West Coast – Orange River
Depart from Springbok after breakfast and drive to the Namibian border. After border formalities, drive a short distance further to our destination on the Orange River.
After a quick lunch, a canoe trip on the Orange River.
Overnight stay at the Felix Unite Provençal Camp campsite in two-person dome tents. (campsite)
- Activity includes: canoe excursion on the Orange River
- Overnight stay: Felix Unite Provenance camp in a twin-share dome tent with shared shower and toilet facilities
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Distance: 150 km, approx. 1½ – 2 hours' drive, excluding border crossing
- For more information: www.felixunite.com/accommodation/cabana-accommodation-namibia/
Day 5: Orange River - Fish River Canyon
Depart from the Felix Unite camp after breakfast and drive a scenic route to the Fish River Canyon, the second-largest canyon in the world after the Grand Canyon.
The Fish River Canyon has been formed over hundreds of millions of years and is approximately 160 km long.
Arrival at Hobas campsite and the rest of the day to explore the surroundings.
Overnight stay at Hobas campsite, Namibia Wildlife National Parks in twin dome tents. (camping)
- Activity includes: visit to the Fish River Canyon, scenic route through the Namibian landscape
- Overnight stay: Hobas campsite – camping in a two-person dome tent with shared shower and toilet facilities
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Distance: 160 km, approx. 1½ – 2 hours' drive
- For more information: www.namibianwildliferesorts.com/accommodation/hobas-campsite/
Day 6: Fish River Canyon – Namib Desert
After breakfast, depart from Hobas camp and drive to the Namib Desert and the Green Fire Desert Lodge, located on a 7000-hectare private game reserve.
The rest of the afternoon is free for you to explore the area around the camp.
Overnight stay at the Green Fire Desert Lodge campsite in double dome tents. (campsite)
- Activity includes: scenic route through the landscape of Namibia
- Overnight stay: Green Fire Desert Lodge camping in a two-person dome tent with shared shower and toilet facilities
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Distance: 430km, approx. 5½ – 6 hours driving excluding border crossing
- For more information: www.greenfire.co.za/project-details/greenfire-desert-lodge/
Day 7: Namib Desert
Full day in the Nature Reserve In the morning, an eco-walk with an experienced guide who will explain the flora and fauna of the desert.
During the walk, we will look for animals, tracks of mammals and reptiles, and learn about the adaptations of animals and plants for surviving in the desert.
After the walk back to the lodge to relax and have lunch.
After lunch, a desert game drive through the nature reserve. In the afternoon, a traditional sundowner (enjoying a drink during sunset) and then driving back to the lodge in the dark, keeping an eye out for animals that only appear at night.
Overnight stay at the Green Fire Desert Lodge campsite in double dome tents. (campsite)
- Activities Include: Eco-walk with a focus on the unique desert flora and fauna, afternoon desert drive in an open safari vehicle
- Overnight stay: Green Fire Desert Lodge camping in a two-person dome tent with shared shower and toilet facilities
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Distance: 20 km desert drive
Day 8: Namib Desert – Sossusvlei
Early departure from the Greenfire Desert Lodge and drive to the Sesriem canyon and the red dunes of Sossusvlei.
The Sesriem Canyon is explored on foot, followed by a 4x4 transfer into the heart of the dune area to the well-known Sossusvlei dune, Dune 45.
Time to climb the dunes and enjoy the brilliant view.
At the end of the day, drive to the Bushmans Desert Camp.
Overnight stay at the Sossus on Foot Camp campsite in two-person dome tents. (campsite)
- Activities include: walks in Sesriem Canyon, climbing Sossusvlei dunes, 4×4 transfer and visit to Deadvlei, entrance fee
- Overnight stay: Sossus on Foot camping in a two-person dome tent with shared shower and toilet facilities.
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Distance: 180 km, approx. – 3 hours driving
- For more information, see: https://bushmans-desert-camp-self-catering
Day 9: Sossusvlei – Swakopmund
Depart from the Sossus on Foot Camp and drive through the Namib Naukluft Park towards the coast.
En route, a stop will be made at the Kuiseb Canyon, where you will most likely see the Welwitschia Mirabilis plant, a millions of years old plant, a living fossil, which occurs only in the coastal region of Namibia and Angola and is called “tweeblaarkanniedood” in Afrikaans.
The plant can live to be 500 to 600 years old, and there are even specimens said to be 2000 years old.
Afterwards, a visit to the Walvis Bay lagoon where flamingos can usually be seen.
Continue to the town of Swakopmund, where the rest of the afternoon will be at your leisure to explore the town on foot or to partake in one of the many activities on offer.
Overnight stay in the Amanpuri Lodge in a double room. (lodge)
- Activities include: scenic drive Namib Naukluft Park, Kuiseb Canyon – Welwitschia plants, visit Walvis Bay Lagoon
- Optional activities: quad biking excursion, sandboarding, skydiving, “living desert” excursion, boat cruise
- Overnight stay: Amanpuri Lodge in a double room with en-suite bathroom
- Meals included: breakfast and lunch
- Distance: 300 km, approx. 4 hours driving
- For more information, see: www.amanpurinamibia.com
Day 10: Swakopmund
A day off in and around Swakopmund, with time to relax or to do excursions or activities.
Overnight stay in the Amanpuri Lodge in a double room. (lodge)
- Optional activities: quad biking excursion, sandboarding, skydiving, living desert excursion, boat cruise
- Meals included: breakfast
- Overnight stay: Amanpuri Lodge in a double room with en-suite bathroom
Day 11: Swakopmund – Spitzkoppe
Depart from Swakopmund after breakfast and drive via the Skeleton Coast to Cape Cross, where a visit will be made to the Cape Cross seal colony.
Afterwards, depart from the coast towards the interior of Namibia and drive to the village of Uis and the famous Spitzkoppe.
Here the night will be spent at the foot of the Spitzkoppe mountain, where, with a bit of luck, the rare desert elephant can be spotted.
Here at Spitzkoppe, unique rock paintings from the Bushman period can also be seen.
Overnight stays at the Spitzkoppe camp campsite in a two-person dome tent. (campsite)
- Activities include: Cape Cross seal colony, opportunity to see the Damara desert elephant, Spitzkoppe hike – Bushman paintings
- Overnight stay: Spitzkoppe camping in a double dome tent with shared shower and toilet facilities
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Distance: 330 km, approx. 4½ – 5 hours' drive
Day 12: Spitzkoppe - Etosha National Park
Depart from Spitzkoppe and drive to the world-famous Etosha National Park. The next two nights will be spent in this magnificent wildlife park with game drives and viewing the wild animals that come to drink at the numerous waterholes.
Overnight stay at the Taleni Etosha Village campsite in a double dome tent. (campsite)
- Activity includes: afternoon game drive in Etosha National Park, Etosha National Park entrance fee
- Overnight stay: Taleni Etosha Village in a double dome tent with shared shower and toilet facilities
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Distance: 410 km, approx. 4½ – 5 hours' drive
- For more information, see: www.etosha-village.com
Day 13: Etosha National Park
Full-day game drive in Etosha National Park.
Overnight stay at the campsite of the Namutoni Restcamp or at the campsite of the Sachsenheim Guestfarm just outside Etosha National Park in a two-person dome tent. (camping)
- Activity includes: game drive in Etosha National Park, Etosha National Park entrance fee
- Optional activity: night game drive with Namib Wildlife Camps game rangers
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Overnight stay: Etosha rest camp camping in a twin dome tent with shared shower and toilet facilities
- Distance: approx. 130 km game driving
- For more information, see: www.nwr.com.na/resorts/namutoni-resort of www.sachsenheimguestfarm.com
Day 14: Etosha National Park – Divundu (Caprivi)
This morning's departure from Etosha National Park, driving north-east towards the Caprivi Strip.
Typical scenery and villages along the way, offering a glimpse into daily life here.
Arrival at Ngepi Camp on the banks of the Okavango River. The landscape here is totally different from what we've seen en route, green, lush with tall trees and large crocodiles in the fast-flowing river.
Upon arrival, time to freshen up before dinner.
Spend the night at Ngepi Lodge campsite in a double dome tent. (camping)
- Activity includes: scenic drive through Namibia
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Overnight stay: two-person dome tent with shared shower and toilet facilities
- Distance: approx. 640 km game driving
- For more information, see: www.ngepicamp.com
Day 15: Divundu – Okavango Delta
After breakfast, depart from Divundu and drive towards the world-famous Okavango Delta.
The coming days will be spent in the Delta in search of the Lechwe antelope, the Bee-eater and the African Fish Eagle.
Tours are taken in a mokoro (dugout canoe) and game walks are undertaken under the guidance of an experienced ranger.
Overnight stay at the Guma Lagoon Camp campsite in the Okavango Delta in a twin safari tent with beds. (tented camp)
- Activities including: Okavango Delta
- Optional activity: Helicopter flight over the Delta
- Overnight: twin-bedded safari tent (in some cases, overnight will be in dome tents on an island in the Okavango Delta with shared shower and toilet facilities
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Distance: 150 km
- For more information, see: www.guma-lagoon.com
Day 16: Okavango Delta
Day in the Okavango Delta with mokoro excursions and guided game walks.
Overnight stay at the Guma Lagoon Camp campsite in the Okavango Delta in a twin safari tent with beds. (tented camp)
- Activities include: Okavango Delta, mokoro trips, guided walk with a local Motswana guide, sunset boat trip
- Optional activity: Helicopter flight over the Okavango Delta
- Overnight: twin-bedded safari tent (in some cases, overnight will be in dome tents on an island in the Okavango Delta with shared shower and toilet facilities
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
Day 17: Okavango Delta – Maun
Depart from the Okavango Delta and arrive in the town of Maun in the afternoon.
There's an option to take a walk through the village, and get some shopping done if needed.
Afterwards, depart from Maun and drive to the lodge. The rest of the afternoon is yours to relax by the swimming pool.
Tonight's lodge is situated on the banks of the Boteti River.
Overnight stay in the Maun Tented Lodge in a double occupancy safari tent with beds. (tented camp)
- Activities include: visit Maun, Boteti River sunset
- Overnight stay: twin safari tent with en-suite bathroom
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Distance: 340 km, approx. 4½-5 hours' drive including stops for sightseeing
- For more information, see: www.drifters.co.za/tours-and-lodges/drifters-maun-lodge/
Day 18: Maun – Makgadikgadi Pans
This morning a quiet start to the day after all those early mornings during the safari.
The peace, the river and the animals that come to drink there are enjoyed, or one can relax by the pool.
A walk to the village of Chenoga Village can also be organised with a member of the lodge's staff.
An early lunch and after lunch, departure for the Makgadikgadi salt pans.
Arrival at the lodge and, with a bit of luck, a sunset overlooking the waterhole and the elephants coming to drink there.
Overnight stay at the Elephant Sands Lodge campsite in double dome tents. (campsite)
- Activities include: visit to local village, visit to Makgadikgadi Salt Pans
- Overnight stay: Elephant Sands Lodge camping in a double dome tent with shared shower and toilet facilities
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Distance: 330 km, approx. 4½–5 hours driving
- For more information, see: www.elephantsands.com
Day 19: Makgadikgadi Pans – Chobe National Park – Victoria Falls
Depart after breakfast and drive towards Kasane and Chobe National Park. In the afternoon, a boat cruise on the Chobe River in search of wildlife. After the boat cruise, drive to the border with Zimbabwe and cross the border. Drive to Victoria Falls and the A’ Zambezi River Lodge.
Overnight stay at A’ Zambezi River Lodge in a double room. (lodge) in a double room. (lodge)
- Activity includes: boat cruise on the Chobe River in Chobe National Park
- Overnight stay: standard double room with en-suite bathroom
- Meals included: breakfast and lunch
- Distance: 345 km, approx. 4½ -5 hours driving, excluding border crossing
- For more information, see: www.rtgafrica.com/a-zambezi-river-lodge/
Day 20: Victoria Falls
Full day in Victoria Falls to explore the town and, of course, visit the famous Victoria Falls.
Today is at your leisure to visit the waterfalls at your own pace and to do other activities such as bungee jumping, white water rafting, helicopter flights and much more.
Overnight stay at A’ Zambezi River Lodge in a double room. (lodge)
- Activity includes: Victoria Falls entrance ticket
- Optional activities: bungee jumping, white water rafting, helicopter flight over the falls, walking with lions
- Overnight stay: standard double room with en-suite bathroom
- Meals included: breakfast
Day 21: Victoria Falls – Hwange National Park
After breakfast, depart from Victoria Falls and drive to Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe's best-known wildlife park, home to large herds of elephants and buffalo.
Further in this park are more than 100 species of mammals, including the lion, the leopard, the wild dog, and more than 400 different bird species.
In the afternoon, a game drive in Hwange National Park with open safari vehicles and local guides.
Overnight stay at the Silwane Camp campsite in a twin-bed cool tent. (campsite)
- Activity includes: game drive in Hwange National Park in an open safari game viewer vehicle
- Overnight stay: Camp Silwane in double dome tents with shared shower and toilet facilities
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Distance: 240 km
- For more information: www.campsilwane.org
Day 22: Hwange – Bulawayo – Matobo National Park
Depart from Hwange after breakfast and drive to the town of Bulawayo, the second largest city in Zimbabwe.
Continue from Bulawayo to the nearby Matobo National Park.
In the afternoon, a game drive in Matobo National Park in open 4x4 safari vehicles, followed by a rhino tracking on foot.
Overnight stay at the Big Cave Lodge campsite in a two-person dome tent. (campsite)
- Activity includes: game drive Matobo National Park, rhino tracking on foot
- Overnight stay: Big Cave Lodge camping in a two-person dome tent with shared shower and toilet facilities
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Distance: 330km
- For more information: www.bigcavematopos.com
Day 23: Matobo National Park – Limpopo
Depart from Matobo National Park and drive to the Plumtree border post with Botswana.
After crossing the border, drive in a southern direction past Francistown towards Stevensford Private Game Reserve, approximately 20 km from the Martin's Drift border post with South Africa.
In the afternoon a final walk through the game reserve and in the evening a dinner around the campfire.
Overnight stay: Stevensford Game Reserve camping in a two-person dome tent with shared shower and toilet facilities
- Activity includes: game reserve walk
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Distance: 450 km
- For more information: www.sgrbw.com
Day 24: Limpopo – Johannesburg
After breakfast, departure from the game reserve and drive to the Martin's Drift / Groblersbrug border post with South Africa.
After the border formalities, a beautiful route through the Waterberg mountains to the final destination of this trip, the city of Johannesburg.
End of journey at the Protea Marriott Balalaika Sandton hotel
- Meals included: breakfast
- Distance: 445 km
Reisom
REISSOM 24 DAYS “SOUTH AFRICA, NAMIBIA, BOTSWANA AND ZIMBABWE” CAMPING GROUP SAFARI:
- £3699 per person (when departing between 01-01-2026 and 31-12-2026)
This price is based on two travellers. For solo travellers, there is a single supplement of €447 per person for a single room for the entire trip.
Optional extras:
- Extra overnight stay at the AHA Harbour Bridge Hotel in Cape Town at the start of the trip: €58 per person per night in a double room based on two people per room, including breakfast.
- Single room supplement €27,- per person per night.
- Extra overnight stay in Johannesburg at the end of the trip: €55 per person per night in a double room based on two people per room including breakfast.
- Single room supplement €30 per person per night.
- Arrival and/or departure transfers can be booked optionally at €40 per person.
- Transfers between 20:00 and 06:00: €45 per person.
Prices for departures after 31-12-2026 are not yet available. If you are interested, please send us an email. Contact form.
Flight
The stated travel sum excludes international flights. However, we can offer you flights from all airlines connected to IATA BSP.
Upon request, we can provide you with a price quotation for various airlines. Flight price indication for this trip: KLM flight Amsterdam to Cape Town and return from Johannesburg to Amsterdam from EUR 825,- per person including airport taxes.
Extension of the journey
If you prefer a longer or shorter stay in Africa, that is possible. A “tailor-made” trip to your personal wishes is also an option, of course. If you share your wishes with us, we will be happy to prepare a great quote for you.
Not many holiday days?
That can happen. This trip can be made on a “hop off” basis with the following options; Cape Town to Victoria Falls can be made.
On day 21 the trip ends for you after breakfast in Victoria Falls. Cost for the 21-day safari: €3484 per person, based on two people sharing a room.
The journey can also be made from Cape Town to Maun, with the trip ending on day 18.
Costs for the 18-day safari are €3336 per person, based on two people sharing a room. As a final option, it is possible to start the trip in Cape Town and end in Swakopmund.
The trip then ends on day 10. Cost for the 10-day safari: €3,002.
Single supplement; 21-day trip £366, 18-day trip £258, 10-day trip £183 per person
Departure dates 2026:
January: 03, 10, 17, 24, 31
February: 07, 14, 21, 28
March: 07, 14, 21, 28
April: 04, 11, 18, 25
May: 02, 09, 16, 23, 30
June: 06, 13, 20, 27
July: 04, 11, 18, 25
August: 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
September: 5, 12, 19, 26
October: 03, 10, 17, 24, 31
November: 7, 14, 21, 28
December: 5, 12, 19, 26
Incl./excl. with this trip
Travel information
Number of participants:
Our camping safaris are run in small groups to offer the best and most flexible programme possible.
Small groups mean more time for the traveller, shorter waiting times and a cosy, personal atmosphere during the trip.
The average age on this tour is 38-45 but ages range from 18 to 55.
The minimum age for children is in principle 18 years, but depending on the trip and provided they are accompanied by at least one.
Guaranteed departure with a minimum of 4 booked travellers/maximum of 16 travellers.
Language
Because the participants on the above trip come from different countries, English will be spoken by the guides during the trip. The trip will be accompanied by two certified guides for optimal knowledge, information and individual attention.
Visa
If you are in possession of a Dutch passport that is valid for at least 6 months after your return from the trip, no visa is required for South Africa.
For Namibia and Zimbabwe, a visa is required, which is best arranged before you leave the Netherlands.
For Namibia, a visa has been required since 01-04-2025, via this link https://eservices.mhaiss.gov.na/holidayvisa-servicesyou get to the right site and can fill in all the details and pay.
A visa is also required for Zimbabwe; this can be “purchased’ at the border for approximately US$ 30 per person. The visa can also be applied for online via www.evisa.gov.zw/home.
Furthermore, there must be enough consecutive blank pages in the passport (allow for 2 pages per country) for the required stamps. If you hold a nationality other than Dutch, please check with the consulate of the relevant countries.
AfrikaOnline does not process visas. For information, please visit the visa service website: www.visum.nl. Should an individual not possess a valid passport and/or travel documents during their trip, the consequences will be borne by that individual. (subject to change).
If you are travelling with children under 18 years of age, you must be in possession of a copy of the birth certificate. If you are travelling as a single parent or simply alone with your minor child, you must also be in possession of a consent form from the other parent.
Enquire with Afrika Online for comprehensive information on this.
Highlights of the trip:
Climbing Table Mountain, visiting the Cape Peninsula with Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope, Orange River canoe trip, the Namib Desert.,
The red dunes of Sossusvlei, Etosha National Park, mokoro excursion in the Okavango Delta.
Bootcruise Chobe National Park, Victoria Falls waterfalls, game drive in Hwange National Park and game driving and rhino tracking in Matobo National Park.
Naturally, during the trip, an effort will be made to visit villages and make contact with the local inhabitants.
Transport
Transport during the trip is by special Overland safari truck with adjustable seats and ample legroom.
Comfortable travel and excellent for game drives. Large windows so everyone has a good view. Luggage lockers available for personal items.
Travel – Cancellation Insurance
Taking out travel insurance is mandatory. It is recommended to take out cancellation insurance.
If the insurance policies are not taken out via AfrikaOnline, we kindly request you to provide the name of the insurer and the policy numbers for both insurances to AfrikaOnline by email as soon as possible and well before your departure.
Participation
From 12 years old, no maximum age. However, at least 1 adult must accompany every child under 18.
During the trip, walks will be made that require a certain level of stamina.
The walks are graded as easy to moderate and are always optional.
On all overland journeys, participation in meal preparation, helping with the washing up, and keeping the truck clean is requested.
Teamspirit is part of the fun of travelling in a group.
Overnight stays
On this trip, you will spend 7 nights in a lodge/hotel, 3 nights in a tented safari camp, and 13 nights camping in two-person dome tents at campsites.
Bring your own sleeping bag, pillow, and towel.
Meals:
During the trip, good and healthy meals are prepared using mostly local produce.
Meals will be prepared by the lodge/hotel where you are staying and by the guides during camping.
Lunch is usually taken on the go at a local restaurant or in the form of a picnic lunch prepared by the guides.
If you follow a vegetarian or any other diet, this can be communicated when booking.
Medical conditions:
Anyone in good health may participate in this trip.
Luggage
Travel bag (due to limited space in the car, we recommend bringing luggage in a travel bag or backpack) with a maximum of 20 kg per person.
In addition, a small separate backpack or a handy bag for personal items.
Bring your own (warm) sleeping bag, a towel, and a small pillow.
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