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Your adventure begins in the wild, expansive interior of Angola, where you’ll traverse winding mountain passes, vast savannas, and the mighty Kwanza River. Prepare to be amazed by the raw beauty of towering cliffs, hidden waterfalls, and dramatic rock formations that define this stunning landscape.
Rate R12500.00 P/P/S
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- Camping fees for the 4th of November 2025
- Camping Fees from 05 November
- Park Entry Fees where we camp.
- Ferry Fees
- Conservation Fees
- Two-way radios for in-vehicle-communication
- Experienced Guide & Advanced 4x4 Driving InstructorÂ
- First Aider
- Food
- Park Entry Fee where we do not camp.
- 4x4 Vehicle Hire / Vehicle Hire
- Additional Daily Activities
- Fuel
- Recovery Gear
START – Rundu, Namibia
END – Ruacana, Namibia
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+- 3600 km.
A well-maintained 4x4 vehicle
Fuel range of approx. 850km on normal driving
Own camping equipment is required.
Fridge/Freezer and cooking/braai accessories.
Ground tents / Rooftop tents welcome.
Some campsites lack comprehensive ablution facilities, so it is essential to be self-sufficient in these situations.
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