Monday 30th August - Victoria Falls, Livingstone Time to head home.....the last 15 days have been an amazing! I have seen some incredible scenery, fantastic sun-sets and sun-rises, beautiful animals, rode some of the best tracks (and learnt a few new riding skills!), stayed in some 'interesting' hotels/lodges and eaten some very suspicious food - it has been an absolutely fantastic experience! Unfortunately, it's now off to the airport and back to real...

Sunday 29th August - Namushasha to Victoria Falls, Zambia Distance:305km This is our final riding day……….after breakfast we return back up the track road to the main Caprivi highway. We are aiming for the border post at Katima Mulilo which as with the South Africa/Namibia border is marked by a mighty river, The Zambezi. Once custom formalities have been cleared, its 190kms straight down the road to Livingstone and The Victoria Falls, "The Smoke Tha...

Saturday 28th August - Divava to Namushasha Distance: 260km Today's drive along which is mostly along The Caprivi Strip - the wettest part of Namibia, and until the road was built, virtually impassable during the wet season. An unremarkable part of the country and a very straight road.The final 30kms are again off-road down to our accommodation - The Namushasha Country Lodge.A luxury bush lodge situated on the banks of the Kwando River amid lush tropical ve...

Friday 27th August - N'Kwazi to Divava Distance:230km Today we follow the river's edge for about 220kms on its way down to the desert plains in Botswana. The river forms a natural border between Namibia and Angola and is the lifeline to the Kavango people who live on its banks. The area is considerably greener than the rest of Namibia. Our nights' accommodation is in the luxurious surrounds of one of the Leading Lodges of Africa. Divava Okavango Lodge &...

Distance:490km Along the way today we drive through dense bush studded with giant Baobab trees, the tree that god apparently planted upside down. The biggest one in Namibia being on our route! A 200km stretch of tarmac heading north east up through the area known as Kavango Land.A definite change of landscape - with attractive little villages of small rondevals - round thatched cabins surrounded by fencing - to the town of Rundu where we refuel. Here we joi...