NAMIBIA -
Scheduled Guided Accommodated Tours
& Safaris Scheduled
Tours Overview & Prices
6 Day - Classic Kaleidoscope Tour (Bronze class)
Routing Highlights:
Windhoek - Swakopmund – Skeleton Coast – Twyfelfontein - Damaraland - Outjo -
Etosha National Park - Windhoek
Tour Information:
TOUR CODE:
NSA011
Safari Type:
Scheduled Guided Tour
Style:
Accommodated
Duration:
6 Days / 5 Nights
Departure Date:
Fridays (see set departure tour dates below)
Departure Location:
Windhoek - Namibia
Tour Ends:
Windhoek - Namibia
Vehicles used will be Speedliner / Sprinter / Microbus
Min 1 Pax and Max 13 Pax
Languages spoken are English & German |
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NOTES:
This Group Safari itinerary can easily be converted
into a Private Safari
or a Self Drive Tour
Airport transfers and pre & post safari accommodation is not included but can be arranged on
request.
We also offer regional flights and coach
bookings.
Please contact us for advice & information on how to reach departure
point of
this safari and how to continue afterwards…
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ITINERARY:
Day 1
Friday
Windhoek - Swakopmund
We meet our guide at our accommodation in Windhoek and travel to
Swakopmund. Upon our arrival in the early afternoon we check into our hotel,
after which we have the rest of the day to our own disposal. In the evening
we can enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants that Swakopmund has to
offer.
Day 2
Saturday
Skeleton Coast – Twyfelfontein - Damaraland
Heading further north, we travel along huge lichen fields to Cape Cross, a
fur seal reserve where at times over 80’000 animals frolic in the waves of
the Atlantic! We drive via the Brandberg, Namibia’s highest mountain
(2579m), into the Damaraland, one of the least populated and geologically
diverse areas in Africa. This harsh, rocky environment is home to the rare
Desert Elephant, the Black Rhino and an array of free-roaming antelope
species.
Day 3
Sunday
Twyfelfontein - Damaraland – Etosha Area
We start the morning with a visit to Twyfelfontein, a heritage site where
bushman communities engraved and painted over 2500 pictures some 6000 years
ago! We also visit the Burnt Mountain, Petrified Forest and the Organ Pipes
- all geological phenomena depicting the creation and evolution of some of
the oldest landmasses on earth. We proceed on to our lodge close to the
world-renowned Etosha National Park.
Day 4
Monday
Etosha National Park
The following two days are devoted purely to the abundant wildlife found
in the Etosha National Park, which surrounds a parched salt desert known as
the Etosha Pan. The park is home to 4 of the Big Five - Elephant, Lion,
Leopard and Rhino – its waterholes supporting a rich diversity of birds and
mammals, including rare species such as black-faced Impala, roan, cheetah,
and Namibia’s smallest antelope, the Damara Dik-Dik.
Day 5
Tuesday
Etosha National Park
After breakfast we travel through the park from west to east, visiting a
wide variety of waterholes along the way. The eastern part of the park is
typically more vegetated than the western part and therefore have better
chances of seeing bush-dwelling animals such as eland, kudu and also sable
antelope. In the afternoon we travel out of the park to our lodge.
Day 6
Wednesday
Return to Windhoek
After leaving Etosha we head south to Namibia’s mining centre , where we
have the option of visiting Lake Otjikoto, one of only two natural lakes
found in Namibia. Optionally, we can also visit the Tsumeb museum to learn
more about the areas minerals, as well as the cultural diversity found in
Namibia. We continue southwards via the African craft market in Okahandja to
Windhoek. Here our tour ends.
TOUR SUMMARY:
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Day |
Accommodation |
Activities |
Meals |
Km's |
| 1 |
Europahof Hotel |
Travel from Windhoek to Swakopmund |
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370 |
| 2 |
Twyfelfontein Lodge |
Cape Cross, Burnt Mountain, Organ Pipes if time allows |
Breakfast |
440 |
| 3 |
Etosha Safari Camp |
Twyfelfontein, (Burnt Mountain, Organ Pipes), Petrified Forest
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Breakfast |
300 |
| 4 |
Etosha Safari Camp |
Game Drive in the Etosha National Park |
Breakfast |
300 |
| 5 |
Ghaub Guest Farm |
Game Drive in the Etosha National Park, optional Lake Otjikoto and
Tsumeb Museum visit |
Breakfast |
470 |
| 6 |
Return to
Windhoek |
Okahandja Woodcarvers |
Breakfast |
420 |
Alternative accommodations may be used
DEPARTURE DATES:
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July |
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26 |
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27 |
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24 |
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26 |
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28 |
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Private Group departures are possible on any departure date on request
PLEASE NOTE:
The itinerary above is a guideline only and whilst we try to adhere to it
there may be circumstances when it may change – for example weather and/or
road conditions, seasonal daylight hours etc. Overnight stops on occasion may
be altered from those indicated above.
TOUR NOTES:
It is strongly recommended that you purchase comprehensive personal travel
insurance before you embark on your safari. Travel insurance is for your own
protection and we consider it to be an essential part of modern international
travel.
Our
safaris are merely suggested itineraries and therefore can be
tailor-made
to suit your specific needs:
- Routes can be amended
according to your preference
- Accommodation can be
changed to suit your style and budget
- Accommodation meal
basis can be booked according
to your requirements
- Extra nights can be added
depending on your arrival and departure flight times and the
pace that you want to travel
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