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Botswana & Namibia › Botswana & Namibia Top Experiences › 20ºE 22ºE ZAMBIA Etosha National Park 24ºE 26ºE SkeletonANGOLA Coast Victoria Falls Steeped in myth and mist Ruacana Wildlife watching doesn't get easier Cubango Tsodilo Hills Katima Mpalila Zambezi The mightiest waterfall on earth ANGOLA Mulilo Island NP Falls Ancient San rock art Imusho Lake Kariba Calueque Katwitwi Kasane ZIMBABWE Otjinungwa Oshikango River Calai IP Mudumu Chobe Livingstone Skelet I STR River Ruacana Nkurenkuru Andara RIV NP Victoria Falls i Okongwati Oshakati CAP Linyanti Kasane ez 18ºS Ehomba Bwabwata NP Chobe FR Zamb r (1868m) Ondangwa OWAMBO Rundu Mahango GR FR Rive on Ongandjera REGION Shakawe Mamili NP Kazuma KAOKOVELD Opuwo Lake KAVANGO Tsodilo 18ºS Coas Savuti FR Pandamatenga Chobe National Park Schwarze Kuppen Oponono REGION Hills An astounding array of wildlife Mangetti Chobe NP Cabo Fria t (1869m) Etosha Khaudum Xaa Moremi Wilderness Karakuwisa Etsha 6 Sibuyu Pan NP Nxaunxau GR Purros Etosha Tsumeb Kudumane FR Kano Gumare Okavango Delta Sesfontein NP Maroelaboom Tsumkwe Okavango Rocky Point Vlei Delta Nxai A watery paradise for wildlife Nokaneng Shorobe Pan River River Kamanjab Otavi Grootfontein o Nxai Pan NP DAMARALAND Aha Hills Konde Hoanib OTJOZONDJUPA Gcwihaba Maun Matlapaneng Gweta 20ºS Palmwag (1250m) Nata Nata Bulawayo Omatak u River (Drotsky's) Cave jo Toteng Sanctuary Semowane Terrace Bay River Outjo Waterberg nd Petrified Plateau Park Sehithwa Tutume Forest Otjoso Makgadikgadi Ntwetwe Plumtree 20ºS Torra Bay Uniab Khorixas r Pans NP Masunga Otjiwarongo Okakarara Rive Pan Siviya Twyfelfontein Sowa (Sua) Pan Gwanda Burnt Rakops NAMIBIA Eiseb Kuke Francistown Skeleton Coast NP Mountain Okanuwa Mopipi North-East (1339m) Tlalamabele Matsiloje Brandberg West Otjosondu Deception Orapa Tuli GR Uis Summerdown Letlhakane Shashe D'kar Pan River Ugabmund Brandberg Spitzkoppe BOTSWANA Foley (2573m) Omaruru Ghanzi (1728m) Rietfontein Molapo Mmashoro Serule Selebi-Phikwe Chief Hosea Labora Okwa River Cape Cross Okahandja Kutaka Y Dorob NP Central Kalahari Khama Rhino Maope Pont Seal Reserve Karibib International Tshootsha GR Sanctuary Airport Xanagas Sefophe Drift Cape Cross Bay Usakos Daan Viljoen Buitepos Q Palapye Block Mawana u NR Game Park oxo 2ºS Henties Bay Welwitschia Gobabis Takatshwaane Mosolotsane Tuli Zanzibar 2 WINDHOEK Seeis Witvlei Rock Bay Plains Arnhem Cave Kalahari Kalamare Sherwood Swartwater Desert River Swakopmund Swakopmund Kule Lokalane Kodibeleng Tom Burke Walvis Bay Hochland Dorbabis Mahalapye Sefare Adventure capital of Southern Africa Bergland Ncojane Khomas Ohe Khutse Parr's Halt Walvis Bay Rehoboth Tsetseng GR Kuiseb Kuiseb Canyon Sandwich Harbour Leonardville Kang Salajwe River Gaub Takatokwane Artesia Makgadikgadi Pans NP Klein Aub Oorwinning Tshane Morwamosu Spanwerk Tropic of Capricorn Solitaire Kalkrand Letlhakeng Kalahari treasure of endless horizons Naukluft Aranos Molepolole Mochudi Conception Bay N a Büllsport Hardap Dam (1973m) Recreation Resort Goricia Sekoma m GABORONE Sand Dune Sea & Game Park O Union's Jwaneng 24ºS i b Naukluft lifa Khakea Mariental R End Mokolodi NR Sesriem Voigtsgrund iv n Nossob Kgalagadi Hollandsbird e ts Transfrontier Kanye Sossusvlei Gochas r River Mannyelanong GR Otse Hill SOUTH AFRICA Island Maltahöhe Park Makopong Werda (1489m) Gibeon Witbooisvlei Lobatse Namib-Naukluft Duwisib Pioneer Gate Park Namib Castle Vloorskop Phepheng D Twee Rivier Mata Bray Phitshane Ramatlabama e s e r Rand NR Asab Mata (959m) PRETORIA Sossusvlei Auob Mabule Mafikeng Spencer Bay Tshabong The world's oldest sand dunes Tses Koës River 26ºS t Helmeringhausen Brukkaros Dolphin Head Khawa JOHANNESBURG (1586m) McCarthysrus Rooiputs olopo Neisip Fly's Kop M River 26ºS Bethanie A T L A N T I C Lüderitz Bay Aus Keetmanshoop Rietfontein Middlepits r Vryburg O C E A N Lüderitz e Seeheim Aroab Kolmanskop Goageb iv Bokspits Elizabeth Bay R Gondwana Tsaraxaibis Lüderitz Diamond Area 1 & Cañon Park Fish Central Kalahari Game Reserve Teutonic roots, African setting Sperrgebiet NP Fish River Davignab ELEVATION (Restricted Access) SOUTH AFRICA Iconic desert wilderness Canyon Potgietersrus Witputs Grünau 2000m Spitskop 28ºS Chamais Bay Nakop 1500m Rosh Ai-Ais Karasburg NR Ariamsvlei r 1200m Pinah e Upington 600m S Fish River Canyon Richtersveld Riv 28º Oranjemund Onseepkans l Kimberley 300m NP Noordoewer Augrabies Orange a A classical symphony in stone a 0 Alexander Bay Falls NP V Alexander Bay Vioolsdrif Goodhouse River 0 200 km 0 120 miles 12ºE 14ºE 16ºE 18ºE 20ºE 22ºE 24ºE 26ºE 28ºE.
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