Arrive in Windhoek, the capital of Namibia. Begin your 15-day photography safari in Namibia with a city tour, visiting landmarks such as the Independence Memorial Museum and Christ Church. Listen to stories from our guide about how Windhoek came to be called Windhoek and the origins of Namibia. Explore local culture with a township tour, engaging with residents and learning about daily life. Capture photographs of historical artifacts and vibrant street scenes. Expect to spend around 4-5 hours on this tour, offering a rich introduction to Namibia's history and culture. You will then transfer to Sossusvlei.

Travel approximately 5 hours to Sossusvlei. Visit Deadvlei, known for its striking white clay pan and ancient dead trees. Hike Dune 45, one of the tallest sand dunes in the world, capturing the unique textures and colors of the Namib Desert. Explore Big Daddy Dune and photograph the pink pan. In the afternoon, hike in Sossusvlei Canyon and capture its distinctive rock formations and shadows. Expect to spend the day hiking and photographing from sunrise to sunset. In the evening, you will return to your accommodation for dinner and a restful night.

Drive about 1 hour to Walvis Bay, a coastal city. Visit Sandwich Harbour, a unique meeting point of dunes and ocean. Enjoy a boat cruise to photograph marine life, including seals and pelicans. Explore the German town of Swakopmund, taking in colonial architecture and local shops. End the day at Cape Cross, known for its large seal colony, capturing the lively interactions among the seals.

Travel around 2 hours to Spitzkoppe, often called the Matterhorn of Namibia. Hike the Great Spitzkoppe (1,728 meters) and the Small Spitzkoppe (1,584 meters), taking photographs of the unique granite formations. Explore the surrounding area, looking for ancient Bushman rock art. Spend about 5-6 hours hiking and photographing the distinctive rocky structures and ancient art, capturing the rich textures and colors of the rocks.

Drive approximately 3 hours to Twyfelfontein in Damaraland. Visit the Organ Pipes and Burnt Mountain, photographing these geological formations. Explore the Petrified Forest and learn about local culture at the Damara Living Museum. In the afternoon, transfer to Etosha National Park for a game drive, capturing wildlife in their natural setting. Expect to spend around 4-5 hours in total for activities today.

Start your day with a morning game drive in Etosha National Park, photographing a variety of wildlife such as elephants, lions, and giraffes. Spend about 4 hours exploring the park. In the afternoon, visit a Himba village to learn about their culture and traditions. Capture portraits and daily life scenes, creating a deeper understanding of their community. The total travel and activity time today is around 6-7 hours.

Drive back to Windhoek, which takes approximately 4-5 hours. Use this time to reflect on your experiences and photograph any sights along the way. Once in Windhoek, you can explore local markets for crafts and souvenirs. Spend the evening relaxing and preparing for the next leg of your journey.

Travel by road from Windhoek to the Okavango Delta, a journey of about 12-14 hours. This long drive offers opportunities to capture the changing scenery. Arrive in the delta and settle into your accommodation. Spend the evening resting and preparing for the upcoming activities.

Take a mokoro boat ride through the Okavango Delta, spending around 4-5 hours gliding through the waters. Capture photographs of unique bird species and the tranquil surroundings. Experience the delta's beauty from the water, focusing on reflections and wildlife. In the afternoon, explore on foot with a guided nature walk, taking time to photograph flora and fauna.

Travel approximately 2-3 hours to Chobe National Park. Arrive in time for an afternoon game drive, focusing on elephants and other wildlife. Capture images of animals in their natural habitats. Expect to spend about 3-4 hours on the game drive, taking advantage of the golden hour for photography.

Enjoy a morning game drive in Chobe National Park, spending about 4 hours exploring. Photograph wildlife as they emerge from the bush. In the afternoon, take a boat cruise along the Chobe River, capturing stunning views of the riverfront and its inhabitants, including hippos and crocodiles. This day combines land and water photography, maximizing your opportunities.

Drive approximately 1.5 to 2 hours to Victoria Falls. Upon arrival, explore the falls and capture their immense power and beauty. Spend the day walking along the viewpoints, photographing the falls from different angles and perspectives. Expect to spend around 3-4 hours here, with opportunities to capture rainbows, especially when the sun is shining and mist is rising.

Visit Zambezi National Park for a game drive, spending about 4 hours observing wildlife. Photograph the diverse animals in the park, including elephants and various bird species. In the evening, enjoy a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River, capturing the serene beauty of the water and the setting sun.

Choose optional activities like bungee jumping, a helicopter flight over the falls, quad biking, zip-lining the Victoria Bridge, a sunset cruise along the Zambezi River, and swimming in the Devil's Pool. Capture unique perspectives of the falls and surrounding areas through these experiences. Spend the day exploring additional viewpoints or local markets, taking photographs of the vibrant culture.

On your final day of your 15-day photography safari in Namibia, relax before your departure. Capture any last-minute photos of Victoria Falls or surrounding landscapes. Depending on your flight schedule, you may have time for a final stroll or visit local shops for souvenirs before heading to the airport for your departure. Your 15-day photography safari in Namibia, combined with Botswana safaris and the Victoria Falls tour, will leave you with unforgettable memories and stunning photographs.