The group meets at Frankfurt Airport, where our trusted chaperone Nadia, welcomes the children and helps with check-in. Wearing their Wildfoot t-shirts, the group travels together to Namibia with full support and supervision—ensuring a safe and smooth start to the adventure.

Arrive in Namibia and meet your guide before heading to Hakos Guest Farm. Settle in, receive a welcome briefing, and enjoy your first night under the stars with a guided stargazing session—one of the best astronomy experiences in the world.

After breakfast, journey toward Sossusvlei with a scenic hike and swim in the Naukluft Mountains' natural rock pools. Enjoy a picnic lunch before arriving at camp, where the evening ends with team-building games and dinner around the fire.

Climb Big Daddy at sunrise, explore the iconic Deadvlei, and enjoy a hearty breakfast in the desert. After a midday rest and swim at camp, end the day with a visit to the stunning Sesriem Canyon.

Travel northwest through stunning desert landscapes, with stops at the Tropic of Capricorn, the dramatic Moon Landscape, and the Kuiseb Canyon. Spot flamingos at Walvis Bay before arriving in the coastal town of Swakopmund in the afternoon.

Start the day kayaking with seals while guides share insights about Atlantic marine life and the history of the Skeleton Coast. After lunch, enjoy an adrenaline-filled quad biking adventure in the dunes, then explore Swakopmund’s beach and shops before ending with dinner in town.

After a late breakfast, head to Spitzkoppe for a scenic picnic and exploration of the famous rock arch. Visit ancient Bushmen rock paintings to learn about Namibia’s earliest inhabitants, then end the day with campfire games and dinner under the stars.

Travel to ISAP’s ranger training camp, where children are introduced to the 6-day Mini Ranger Course. After meeting the team and settling in, they’ll receive a briefing on the exciting program ahead—covering survival skills, tracking, conservation, and more.

Today’s focus is on practical first aid skills for emergencies in the wild. Participants learn how to treat injuries, respond to snake bites, perform CPR, and improvise with limited resources—building confidence to handle real-life challenges in remote settings.

Focus on tree and bird identification, learn about their role in the ecosystem, and take part in planting indigenous trees—supporting local biodiversity and understanding the importance of conservation.

Today focuses on vital survival skills—building shelters, purifying water, starting fires, and learning map reading and navigation techniques. Participants will also practice tracking animals and interpreting signs in nature. The day ends with a true bush campout, using natural resources to spend the night in the wild.

Take part in a hands-on bird ringing course—learning to safely catch, measure, and tag birds for research. Through guided birdwatching and conservation workshops, kids gain practical skills and a deeper understanding of protecting birdlife.

Experience traditional Namibian cooking over the fire and take part in a fun “Bush Chef Challenge.” In the evening, celebrate the end of the Junior Ranger Course with a special certificate ceremony under the stars.

Begin with a creative workshop making gifts for the annual charity visit, then travel north with a cultural visit to a Himba village. Arrive at Etosha National Park and reunite with the parents’ group. For the last week of the tour we will travel in convoy with the parents group.

Set off for a full-day safari through Etosha, spotting iconic wildlife and applying ranger skills learned during the course. We will spend the day in convoy with the parents tour. Arrive at Namutoni Camp in the late afternoon and enjoy a relaxed dinner around the campfire

After a short safari, visit the Hoba Meteorite and take part in our annual charity visit—personally handing over handmade gifts to a local orphanage. Arrive at Ngepi Camp for riverside fun and a swim in the famous “croc cage” pool.

Begin the day with a lush Mahango safari, spotting hippos, crocs, and forest wildlife. After a big breakfast, join a fun quiz to recap the adventure—prizes included! In the afternoon, enjoy a peaceful mokoro ride on the Kavango River before ending with a traditional dinner by the fire.

Travel east with a stop at a traditional village to experience local culture. Arrive at Kwando Bush Camp, set up camp by the river, and relax by the pool while surrounded by wild nature. Parents will stay nearby at Camp Kwando. Dinner is cooked over the fire.

Cross Namibia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe in one epic travel day—passing through Chobe National Park with chances to spot wildlife along the way. Arrive at Victoria Falls by late afternoon and enjoy breathtaking views from the Lookout Café before settling in for dinner under the stars.

Choose your own adventure—Devil’s Pool, white-water rafting, ziplining, or visiting a wildlife sanctuary. In the evening, gather for a final campfire dinner to share stories, laughter, and reflections on an unforgettable journey.

After heartfelt goodbyes, parents reunite with their children for the journey home. Nadia will accompany the rest of the group on their flight back to Frankfurt. As the adventure ends, we return home with new friendships, wild stories, and unforgettable memories.

The group meets at Frankfurt Airport, where our trusted chaperone Stepanie, welcomes the children and helps with check-in. Wearing their Wildfoot t-shirts, the group travels together to Namibia with full support and supervision—ensuring a safe and smooth start to the adventure.

Arrive in Victoria Falls, where Stephanie will assist the group through border control. Meet your Namibian guide and transfer to camp for a short setup and orientation. In the afternoon, visit the Lookout Café for stunning gorge views, then enjoy a relaxed dinner around the fire to kick off the adventure.

Today is all about adventure! From white-water rafting and zip-lining to canopy tours and highwire slides, everyone gets to pick their thrill. Kids explore in small, guided groups with full supervision. In the evening, we gather around the fire to cook, chat, and share the day’s excitement.

After breakfast, we prepare packed lunches and begin our journey with two border crossings and a game drive through Botswana’s Chobe National Park. By late afternoon, we arrive at Kwando Bush Camp in Namibia to set up camp - surrounded by the sounds of the wild.

Begin with a morning safari in the Buffalo Core Area, rich in wildlife and history. After lunch and games at camp, explore Mahango National Park in the afternoon, focusing on animal behavior and conservation. Return to camp for a relaxed dinner by the river.

Start the day with a safari in the historic Buffalo Core Area of Bwabwata National Park. After lunch, swimming, and games at camp, explore Mahango Park in the afternoon, focusing on wildlife behavior and conservation.

Depart Ngepi early, stopping for a picnic breakfast en route. Visit the Hoba Meteorite for lunch before continuing to Etosha National Park. Enjoy a short safari drive as you enter the park, then settle in at camp for the night—ready for the wildlife adventures to come.

Spend the day on safari through Etosha’s diverse landscapes, learning about wildlife, tracking, and the park’s cultural history. Stop for lunch at Halali before continuing to Okaukuejo. Enjoy sunset views from the watchtower and end the day watching animals at the famous waterhole while dinner is prepared.

As the group exits Etosha, enjoy a final safari en route to the Omapaha Himba Village for a cultural exchange. Then continue to ISAP’s ranger training camp and meet the team hosting the 6-day Mini Ranger Course. Get briefed on the exciting days ahead—covering survival skills, tracking, first aid, conservation, and more.

Today is all about hands-on first aid. Participants learn how to treat injuries, manage emergencies like snake bites, and improvise with limited resources. CPR and basic life support skills are also covered—building confidence to handle real-life challenges in the wild.

Focus on conservation with indigenous tree planting and guided lessons in bird and plant identification. Learn how these species support the ecosystem and end the day with discussions on biodiversity and the importance of environmental stewardship.

Take part in a hands-on bird ringing course—learning to safely catch, measure, and tag birds for research. Through guided birdwatching and conservation workshops, kids gain practical skills and a deeper understanding of protecting birdlife.

Today focuses on vital survival skills—building shelters, purifying water, starting fires, and learning map reading and navigation techniques. Participants will also practice tracking animals and interpreting signs in nature. The day ends with a true bush campout, using natural resources to spend the night in the wild.

Experience traditional Namibian cooking over the fire and take part in a fun “Bush Chef Challenge.” In the evening, celebrate the end of the Junior Ranger Course with a special certificate ceremony under the stars.

Travel to Spitzkoppe and set up camp before enjoying a picnic lunch in stunning desert surroundings. Explore ancient Bushman rock paintings and visit the iconic rock arch. End the day with a special family sundowner alongside the parents’ tour group.

After a relaxed breakfast at Spitzkoppe, head to the coast and settle into Swakopmund. In the afternoon, visit a local children’s home to deliver handmade gifts—an inspiring moment of connection and kindness. End the day with a beach walk and dinner at a local restaurant.

Kayak with playful seals in the morning, then enjoy a thrilling quad biking adventure in the Namib Desert. Spend the afternoon exploring Swakopmund’s shops and beach, and wrap up the day with a delicious dinner in town.

Travel inland with stops at Walvis Bay Lagoon, the Moon Landscape, and Kuiseb Canyon. Cross the Tropic of Capricorn and enjoy Namibia’s best apple cake en route. Arrive in Sesriem by late afternoon, set up camp, and enjoy dinner under the stars.

Climb Big Daddy at sunrise as a team, then explore the surreal beauty of Deadvlei while learning about its geology. Enjoy breakfast in the dunes, relax and swim at camp during the midday heat, and end the day with a visit to the stunning Sesriem Canyon.

Travel to Hakos via the Naukluft, stopping for a scenic picnic and a short hike to natural waterpools. In the evening, enjoy a final campfire dinner and a guided stargazing session under Namibia’s clear night skies—one of the best places on Earth to explore the stars.

Return to Windhoek for a final reunion with the parents and heartfelt goodbyes. After 18 unforgettable days of growth, adventure, and connection, we celebrate not just the end of a journey—but the memories made. Stephanie will accompany the remaining children on their flight back to Frankfurt.

Arrive at Hosea Kutako International Airport and begin your journey through the scenic Spreetshoogte Pass. Stop for the famous apple pie in Solitaire before reaching your lodge near Sesriem. Settle in and enjoy a welcome briefing before dinner in the desert.

Start early to explore the towering dunes of Sossusvlei and the surreal beauty of Deadvlei. After lunch in Sesriem, visit the impressive Sesriem Canyon before returning to the lodge for a relaxed evening and dinner.

Travel northwest through stunning scenery—stopping for apple pie in Solitaire, photos at the Tropic of Capricorn, and views of the Moon Landscape and Kuiseb Canyon. Visit flamingos in Walvis Bay before arriving in Swakopmund. Enjoy dinner at a local seafood restaurant.

Travel northwest through stunning desert landscapes, with stops at the Tropic of Capricorn, the dramatic Moon Landscape, and the Kuiseb Canyon. Spot flamingos at Walvis Bay before arriving in the coastal town of Swakopmund in the afternoon.

Start the day with a catamaran cruise in Walvis Bay, followed by kayaking with seals at Pelican Point. After lunch, head out on a thrilling 4x4 tour to Sandwich Harbour, where towering dunes meet the Atlantic. Enjoy a relaxed evening and dinner at your leisure.

Journey through the hauntingly beautiful Skeleton Coast, visiting the Zelia Shipwreck, Torra Bay for lunch, and the lush Uniab Waterfall—home to desert-adapted wildlife. Keep an eye out for elephants and black rhinos as we head inland for dinner and rest.

Enjoy a relaxed day at Palmwag Lodge, surrounded by Damaraland’s stunning scenery. Lounge by the pool or choose from optional activities like guided walks, game drives, or rhino tracking. The day ends with a group dinner at the lodge.

Visit the ancient rock engravings of Twyfelfontein and explore traditional life at the Damara Living Museum. After lunch in Outjo, enter Etosha National Park for a short safari en route to the lodge. Reunite with the Youth Tour group and enjoy a free evening at the waterhole.

Focus on tree and bird identification, learn about their role in the ecosystem, and take part in planting indigenous trees—supporting local biodiversity and understanding the importance of conservation.

Today focuses on vital survival skills—building shelters, purifying water, starting fires, and learning map reading and navigation techniques. Participants will also practice tracking animals and interpreting signs in nature. The day ends with a true bush campout, using natural resources to spend the night in the wild.

Take part in a hands-on bird ringing course—learning to safely catch, measure, and tag birds for research. Through guided birdwatching and conservation workshops, kids gain practical skills and a deeper understanding of protecting birdlife.

Experience traditional Namibian cooking over the fire and take part in a fun “Bush Chef Challenge.” In the evening, celebrate the end of the Junior Ranger Course with a special certificate ceremony under the stars.

Begin with a creative workshop making gifts for the annual charity visit, then travel north with a cultural visit to a Himba village. Arrive at Etosha National Park and reunite with the parents’ group. For the last week of the tour we will travel in convoy with the parents group.

Set off for a full-day safari through Etosha, spotting iconic wildlife and applying ranger skills learned during the course. We will spend the day in convoy with the parents tour. Arrive at Namutoni Camp in the late afternoon and enjoy a relaxed dinner around the campfire

Arrive in Victoria Falls, where your guide will greet you and take you to your lodge near one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. In the afternoon, you can join an optional visit to the Lookout Café for stunning views over the gorge. Later, gather for a welcome meeting and dinner.

Enjoy a free day to explore Victoria Falls at your own pace. Optional activities include a guided tour of the Falls, sunset cruise, scenic helicopter flight, white-water rafting, bungee jumping, or high tea at the historic Victoria Falls Hotel—all bookable through your guide.

Cross from Zimbabwe into Botswana and then into Namibia’s Zambezi Region, with wildlife sightings possible en route through Chobe National Park. Arrive at Camp Kwando by late afternoon and, time permitting, visit the Mafwe Living Museum before enjoying a peaceful riverside dinner.

Start the day with a scenic boat cruise on the Kwando River, spotting wildlife and birds from the water. After checkout, we continue toward Bwabwata National Park, stopping at the Mafwe Living Museum if not visited earlier. Arrive at Ngepi Camp by afternoon and relax at this unique riverside retreat.

Explore the diverse landscapes of Bwabwata National Park with a morning safari in the Buffalo Core Area, followed by an afternoon in the bird-rich Mahango Game Reserve. Return to Ngepi Camp for a relaxing evening and dinner by the river.

Travel south from the lush Kavango region to the open savannahs of Etosha. Arrive in the park by afternoon and enjoy a short safari en route to the lodge. Settle in and relax before dinner in one of Africa’s top wildlife destinations.

Start the day with a morning game drive around Namutoni, prime territory for spotting predators. Then journey west across Etosha, stopping for lunch at Halali before reaching Okaukuejo. Spend the evening wildlife-watching at the famous floodlit waterhole and enjoy dinner at your leisure.

After a morning drive, visit the Omapaha Himba Village for a cultural experience, then stop for lunch in Outjo. Continue to the dramatic landscapes of Spitzkoppe and enjoy a sunset walk to the Rock Arch, where you'll meet up with the Youth Adventure group for a sundowner before dinner.

Start with a guided walk to Bushman’s Paradise to see ancient San rock art and stunning views. Then travel to Swakopmund, arriving around lunchtime. Spend the afternoon exploring at your leisure and enjoy dinner on your own—perfect for a relaxed family evening in town.

Enjoy a catamaran cruise in Walvis Bay with dolphins, seals, and oysters, followed by kayaking at Pelican Point. After lunch, head out on a thrilling 4x4 tour to Sandwich Harbour, where giant dunes meet the Atlantic. The evening is yours to relax and dine at your own pace.

Leave Swakopmund and journey inland, stopping at the Moon Landscape, Kuiseb Canyon, and the Tropic of Capricorn. Enjoy a sweet break at Solitaire before arriving in Sesriem, where you’ll settle in and relax with stunning views of the Namib Desert.

Rise early to explore Sossusvlei and Deadvlei, with the option to climb Big Daddy or Dune 45 for stunning desert views. After lunch in Sesriem, visit the impressive Sesriem Canyon. Reconnect with the youth group throughout the day.

After a relaxed breakfast, head to Windhoek for a taste of local culture at Katutura’s famous Single Quarters food market. Enjoy a short city tour before checking in at your lodge. In the evening, celebrate the journey with a festive farewell dinner at Joe’s Beerhouse.