Namibia in March
The rains start to ease off in March in Namibia but it’s still hot and humid. It’s still a good month for birdwatching but finding wildlife in places such as Etosha remains difficult due to the lush vegetation.
Our Recommended Itinerary
Botswana and Namibia family safari
day 1 to 2
Welcome to Botswana!
at Leroo La Tau
day 3 to 4
Off to the Okavango Delta
day 5 to 6
Cruising the Waterways of the Okavango Delta
day 7 to 8
Travel to Savute
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