Namibia Tour

Etosha

Departs from Windhoek in the morning heading to the famous Etosha National Park, in northwestern Namibia. Your safari guide will collect you from your pre-tour accommodation in Windhoek at 8:00 am on day one.Our first two nights are spent in Etosha Park at either Okaukuejo or Halali camp, depending on animal movements.Both of these rest camps offer tourist facilities, including a restaurant, a basic shop and a swimming pool. The Etosha Camps also feature waterholes that are floodlit.

Okaukuejo or Halali camp

Namib-Naukluft

We take a game viewing drive on our way to one of the Etosha National Park gates, leaving the game reserve behind and making our way south towards the coastal town of Swakopmund. Here we will spend two nights, exploring the lively town and participating in optional adventure activities. Enjoy lunch and dinner at local coffee shops and restaurants in Swakopmund (own expense).

Hotel, Lodge or Guest House

Namib-Naukluft

we travel south to the Namib Naukluft Park, which covers 50 000 km² of rugged mountains, gravel plains and desert. Along the way, we visit Walvis Bay Lagoon, one of the most important wetlands on the west coast of Southern Africa and an international Ramsar bird sanctuary. The lagoon is famous for its large population of flamingos, as well as being home to a variety of other bird species. We continue our scenic five-hour drive south travelling via the Kuiseb Canyon

Lodge or Guest House

leaving the ancient Namib Desert behind and making our way back to Windhoek via the Khomas Hochland, one of the highest points in Namibia. This scenic drive offers spectacular views of the surrounding valleys. We descend the steep slopes of the Gamsberg, the third highest mountain in Namibia, sometimes referred to as “Namibia’s Garden Route”.