ZAMBEZI REGION "CAPRIVI STRIP"
The Zambezi Region, also known as the Caprivi Strip, is a unique and diverse region in Namibia. It offers an incredible water-oriented safari experience within its riverine forests and vast wetlands. The region’s main attraction is its proximity to four perennial rivers: Chobe, Kwando, Linyanti, and Zambezi, making it a haven for elephants, buffalos, hippos, and crocodiles.
Why visit the Zambezi Region
WATER-BASED SAFARIS
The Zambezi Region provides an exceptional opportunity for water-based safaris. The abundance of rivers and wetlands allows for boat safaris, where visitors can explore the region’s diverse wildlife from the comfort of a boat. This includes the chance to see elephants bathing, hippos wallowing, and crocodiles sunning themselves. The region’s riverine forests also provide a unique backdrop for wildlife viewing, offering a different perspective compared to traditional land-based safaris.
BIRDWATCHING
The Zambezi Region is a paradise for birdwatchers, with over 600 recorded species. The diverse habitats, including riverine forests, wetlands, and grasslands, attract a wide variety of birdlife. Visitors can spot colorful kingfishers, majestic fish eagles, and rare species such as the Pel’s fishing owl. The region’s birdwatching opportunities are unparalleled, making it a must-visit destination for bird enthusiasts.
INTIMATE GAME RESERVES AND LODGES
The Zambezi Region is home to several intimate game reserves with excellent lodges. These lodges offer a range of activities, including boat safaris, game drives, and guided walks. Visitors can enjoy the tranquillity of the region, surrounded by pristine wilderness and abundant wildlife. The lodges also offer fantastic sunset cruises, allowing guests to witness the breathtaking beauty of the Zambezi River as the sun sets over the horizon.
The Zambezi Region, or Caprivi Strip, offers a unique safari experience with its water-oriented activities, diverse birdlife, and intimate game reserves.
It is a hidden gem in Namibia, providing a different perspective on wildlife viewing and a chance to immerse oneself in the beauty of the region’s rivers and wetlands.
