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. 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 camp in the late afternoon and enjoy a relaxed dinner around the campfire

After a short safari, 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 with the ‘smoke that thunders’ near by.

Choose your own adventure today: Devil’s Pool, white-water rafting, ziplining, or visiting a wildlife sanctuary. (Please note that some activities has age limits). 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. As the adventure ends, we return home with new friendships, wild stories, and unforgettable memories.