SELF-DRIVE LUXURY SAFARIS

IN AFRICA

OUR SAFARI COLLECTION

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Discover Southern Africa with the freedom of self-drive. Navigate epic landscapes at your own pace.

Fly by light aircraft, enjoy stunning aerial views and save time travelling between remote luxury camps.

Travel with an expert guide for deeper safari experiences, incredible tracking, and local cultural insights.

Safaris curated especially for the esteemed luxury traveller. Opulent lodges and exclusive wildlife encounters.

What Our Travellers Say

Every journey leaves a story behind. Discover the raw, unfiltered voices of our guests as they share their Desert Tracks adventures across Namibia and Botswana. Their words capture the magic better than we ever could.

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Explore Our Top Selling Itineraries

14-Day Best of Namibia Self-drive Safari

Experience Namibia's highlights in comfort. Drive through deserts, wildlife parks, and coastlines on a 14-day self-drive safari.

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17-Day Namibia, Chobe & Vic Falls Self-drive Safari

Discover Namibia, Chobe, and Victoria Falls in one epic 17-day self-drive safari filled with wildlife, culture, and natural wonders.

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18-Day Hidden Treasures Namibia Self-drive Safari

Uncover Namibia's hidden gems on an 18-day self-drive safari, exploring remote landscapes, wildlife havens, and cultural treasures.

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18-Day Namibia, Delta, Chobe & Vic Falls Self-drive Safari

Journey from Namibia's deserts to Victoria Falls on an 18-day self-drive safari, filled with wildlife, culture, and unforgettable landscapes.

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11-Day Namibia Wildlife Self-drive Safari

Track Namibia's wildlife on an 11-day self-drive safari, exploring Etosha's game-rich plains, desert landscapes, and unique encounters.

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11-Day South of Namibia Self-drive Safari

Journey through Namibia's south on an 11-day self-drive safari, visiting deserts, canyons, ghost towns, and wide-open landscapes.

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When to Go

January

18-30 °C

100 mm

Hot & stormy, green landscapes, fewer tourists

February

18-30 °C

110 mm

Peak rainy season, lush scenery, great for birding

March

16-29 °C

80 mm

Warm, some showers, dramatic skies, still green

April

14-27 °C

40 mm

Comfortable, mostly dry, excellent photo light

May

9-25 °C

10 mm

Dry, clear skies, ideal travel weather

June

6-22 °C

3 mm

Cool nights, crisp days, wildlife gathering

July

6-21 °C

1 mm

Cold mornings, superb game viewing at waterholes

August

8-24 °C

1 mm

Dry, sunny, excellent for safaris & starry nights

September

12-28 °C

2 mm

Warm, dry, prime for Etosha game viewing

October

15-30 °C

10 mm

Hot, wildlife concentrated, great photography

November

17-31 °C

40 mm

Hot, start of rains, dramatic skies, fewer crowds

December

18-32 °C

60 mm

Very hot, green season begins, festive travel vibe

GOOD TO KNOW...

What is a self-drive safari?

A self-drive safari gives you the freedom to explore Africa’s wild spaces at your own pace. You travel in your own rental vehicle, stop for photos whenever you like, and enjoy the adventure of the open road with nature as your guide.

Do I need a 4x4 vehicle?

For most routes, a 4x4 is recommended to handle gravel roads and sandy tracks comfortably. It also gives you access to more remote parks and viewpoints.

How long should I plan for my safari?

We suggest planning between 10 – 16 days to enjoy the journey without feeling rushed. This allows time for game drives, scenic stops, and relaxing at your lodges or camps.

Is it safe to drive on safari?

Yes, absolutely — as long as you follow simple guidelines. Keep to marked roads, respect speed limits, and avoid driving after dark. Wildlife and road safety are top priorities, and most routes are well-maintained and clearly signposted.

What documents or permits do I need?

You’ll need a valid passport, driver’s licence (an international one if you’re visiting from abroad), visa if required, vehicle and travel insurance, and for families, children’s unabridged birth certificates. We’ll help make sure everything is in order before your journey.

What should I pack or have in the car?

A few essentials include water, a first-aid kit, a spare tyre, sun protection, and a good map or GPS. Most rental vehicles come fully equipped for safari travel. We will also suggest some other useful tips before arrival.

What are the main driving rules in national parks?

Stay on designated roads, keep a safe distance from wildlife, and never exit your vehicle unless in an approved area. Respect park gate times and always follow ranger instructions.

Will I have mobile or GPS signal everywhere?

Coverage can be limited in remote areas, but offline maps and preloaded routes work perfectly. We provide reliable navigation tools for peace of mind.

How much does a self-drive safari cost?

Costs depend on your route and accommodation style. Self-drive safaris are flexible — you control your budget and pace. We’ll help design an itinerary that suits your travel style.

Can I cross borders during my trip?

Yes, many travellers drive across borders into neighbouring countries. Just let us know in advance so we can arrange the necessary vehicle and insurance documents.

What happens if I get a flat tyre or a mechanical issue?

Our support team and partner networks are always on call. Most rental vehicles have spares and basic tools, and roadside assistance is just a phone call away.

Can I drive at night?

It’s best to plan drives during daylight to enjoy the scenery and ensure visibility. Park gates usually close at sunset — perfect timing to relax and watch the stars.

Is THIS safari suitable for families or first-timers?

Definitely. With clear roads, well-marked routes, and welcoming lodges, self-drives are a wonderful family adventure. We’ll tailor the itinerary to suit your comfort level.