Khoi people called it 'Aukoerebis'.... the place of the Great Noise, referring to the mighty Orange ...

Waterberg was the site of one of the major turning points in Namibia's History. It was here, on the ...

Katima Mulilo, a fast developing centre, is the administrative centre of the Caprivi region as well ...

The Etosha National Park consist of almost 23 000sq.km saline desert, savannah and woodlands in one ...

Livingstone town, named after missionary and explorer David Livingstone, is located about 10km from ...

As the Orange River approaches Augrabies Falls it divides itself into numerous channels before cascading down the 56 meter high waterfall. The river then continues its path through an 18 kilometer gorge. The sight and sound of the power of the water will not be easily forgotten.

These viewpoints give visitors the best opportunity to observe the massive gorge area as well as the wildlife that makes it their home. Essential to spot are the nesting Verreaux’s (Black) Eagles, which prey on the abundant rock hyrax populations, as well as the Cape clawless otter which are sometimes seen below in the river in the morning or late afternoon.

Game viewing at leisure using your own vehicles is permitted.

15 or 30 minute flip over Victoria Falls. The helicopter seating is designed so that all passengers ...

The Waterfront operates two cruise vessels from the property - the "MV Makumbi" and the "Jambesi". B...

Jet boating is a thrilling new adventure on the Zambezi River in the Batoka Gorge below the Victoria...

Cruise the harbour and trawler boat areas in ski boats and then cut across the lagoon to Pelican Poi...

Offers visitors a valuable insight into the ‘welfare work’ of The AfriCat Foundation.

With the abundance of animals and bird life and spectacular scenery, Okonjima is a photographer’s ...