Minimum 2 Adult Guests requirement | Maximum 5 Guest - Could be tailor-made for couples or private family groups.

Swakopmund, 2 Nights Room Accommodation. | 12 Nights Tented Camping: All camping equipment supplied.

Easy to erect, 180cmx180cm dome tents (Water & mosquito proof). 5cm Thick foam safari mattresses, Table & chairs, All equipment needed for a comfortable tented camping safari.

Seamless, all-inclusive as per itinerary: Windhoek Airport to Windhoek Airport, 3 meals per day, Stated Accommodation / Camping equipment, Park Fees, Fuel and transport, Ranger-guide, Game drives & Activities as per itinerary.

Flights. Personal Travel Insurance. Pre-and Post Safari Accommodation. Beverages. Tips. Other personal items. Activities not on itinerary.

All camping sites has flush toilets. Hot & cold showers. Some even a swimming-pool & kiosk. Majority has electricity for charging and light.

You will be collected at your pre-safari accommodation around 08:00-ish, and begin our safari by travelling north towards the Otjiwa Game Reserve. Later in the afternoon we will do our first game-drive of the safari. Otjiwa is one of the oldest private game sanctuaries in Namibia, which offers about 25 different game species, this includes the very rare White Rhino. Otjiwa is 12,000 hectares in total and have up to 22 water dams, each with its own natural habitat.

This morning we make an early start and head off towards the north-eastern Kalahari region of Namibia, and the home of the Bushmen / San people, the first peole of Africa. Having arrived at Grashoek, we will set up camp and have lunch. The whole afternoon is filled experiencing the hunter-gather live-style of the San, such as a the bush walk, singing, dancing, wedding ceremony, playing games, shoot a bow, throw a spear and watch the traditional doctor healing a patient. We also teach you to make your own bow and arrow, as well as ostrich egg pearls and your own jewellery the old way.

After breakfast, we pack-up and make our way out of Bushmanland towards the Etosha National Park. Our first stop will be in the town of Tsumeb to stock-up on food and fuel. The Etosha Park is considered one of the finest wildlife sanctuaries in the world. After setting-up camp and lunch. Here we will explore the Etosha Pan with a morning and afternoon game-drives visiting various waterholes looking for predadors and just enjoying the diverse wildlife.

This morning we pack-up our camp, and take a slow game-drive towards the Halali camp and visiting the Pan, arriving before lunch-time. After settinng-up our camp and lunch, we have time to enjoy the camp-waterhole with it's regular visitors of herds of elephant and rhino. The waterhole is lighted at night, which offer time for nocturnal animals to be viewed.

The next two nights and day, we will explore the various waterholes with morning and afternoon game-drives. The Okaukuejo waterhole is a hub of animal activity starting in the early hours of the morning. Especially during winter diversity of game congregate in close proximity to the camp to quench their thirst. After sunset floodlights illuminate the waterhole. This is the best time and place to see the endangered black rhino. This highly endangered animal can often be seen drinking alongside lion and elephant. The number and interaction of the animals is the major drawcard of Okaukuejo.

This morning, we break camp and make our way out of Etosha. Our first stop is the little town of Outjo to stock-up on food and fuel, before making our way east into the the Southern Kaokoland. Near the village of Kamanjab we visit a traditional Himba village. After our Himba experience, we travel a short distance to a Cheetah Sanctuary, where we will have the opportunity to inter-act with semi-tame cats and later go on a feeding drive for the really wild cats.

Leaving the cheetahs behind, we travel into the rugged and scenic Damaraland, our destination is the highest mountain in Namibia, the Brandberg. We set-up camp in the shadow of the mountain and later the afternoon go look for the rare desert elephants.

From Brandberg we turn directly west and cross the “Namib Desert gravel plains” on our way to the Atlantic Ocean and the Skeleton Coast. Meeting the ocean at Henties Bay, we first head north along the coast to visit the seal colony at Cape Cross. At certain times of the year there can be as many as 100,000 congregating Cape Fur seals. The next destination is Swakopmund, following the Skeleton Coast into Namibia’s premier seaside town. The Swakopmund section of the trip is designed to allow people to relax either with the group, or on their own. Only breakfast is provided, this is to allow you to plan your time here with as much flexibility as possible and not to be tied to group meal times. It also gives you the chance to explore the interestingmuseum, or just to relax. The seafood in Swakopmund is superb. Your guide will offer to organise a group meal in a local restaurant. Lunches and Dinners not included in the price of the safari and will be for the client’s own account.

We first make a stop at Walvis Bay, situated about 40 km south of Swakopmund. South of the town there is a large marine lagoon which is home to a vast array of marine bird-life, in particular flamingos. We will make a short visit to the lagoon to see the birds. The second part of our journey today takes us across more of the seemingly endless Namib gravel plains. Then the landscape suddenly changes and we are into the mountain desert. The next day, a pre dawn start is essential this morning as we want to catch the soft light of the sunrise on the desert. We spend the morning in and around Sossusvlei, also visiting Dune 45, and as the day wears on we return to Sesriem for lunch to escape the heat of the afternoon. As the day cools off in the late afternoon we will take a short excursion to the Sesriem Canyon.

After breakfast we begin our journey out of the desert, we do a quick stop stop at Solitaire to stretch our legs then proceed back to Windhoek via the Namaland region back to civilization. We are due back into the city around 16:00 and you will be dropped off at your accommodation (Included) on our return. Tonight's dinner is not included. Your guide could arrange dinner at the famous Papa Joe's Beer Garden. On Day-15, your guide will transfer you to the Windhoek International Airport foryour departure.