Overland safaris have become very popular over the past few years.  Groups usually travel in a 4 x 4 vehicle or truck over a set number of days, with scheduled camping stops along the way.  Some of the popular locations for overland safaris are:

Namibia
Namibia derived its name from the Namib Desert, a unique geological feature renowned for the pristine and haunting quality of its land. Since Namibia's tourist industry is based on the country's natural assets', tourist developments are closely linked to conservation. Current government policy places the emphasis on quality tourism as opposed to quantity tourism.

Kalahari
The information below mainly has relevance to the KGALAGADI TRANSFRONTIER PARK

Kalahari is derived from the San word "Makgadikgadi", meaning saltpan. The first human inhabitants of the Park were the San, who entered the area some 4000 years ago and have survived here ever since. True words spoken, " no two visits will ever be the same…

South Africa
Today South Africa is a new nation. Her people have embraced the spirit of freedom and tourist can expect a warm welcome. From the magnificent white washed beaches on the eastern shores by the tropical Indian Ocean and on the west by the harsh waters of the Atlantic, to the beauty of the bushveld where visitors can experience the thrill of seeing the big five in their natural environment, South Africa holds endless opportunities for the tourist seeking new and exciting destinations and adventure.