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

 13 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: Airport to 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 Erindi Private Game Reserve. Later in the afternoon we will do our first game-drive of the safari. Erindi is a well-established private game sanctuary in Namibia, which offers a wide range of different game species to view. Tented Camping.

This morning, we break camp and make our way out of Erindi. Making our way east into the Southern Kaokoland and the village of Kamanjab. 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. Tented Camping

After breakfast, we pack-up. We first visit a traditional Himba village to learn more about this very traditonal people. After our Himba experience, we make our way into the Etosha National Park. Our first stop will be in te town of Outjo to stock-up on food and fuel. The Etosha Park is considered one of the finest wildlife sanctuaries in the world. After setting-upcamp 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. Most waterholes are a hub of animal activity starting in the early hours of the morning. Especially during winter, the diversity of game congregate in close proximity to the various camp's waterholes to quench their thirst. After sunset, floodlights illuminate the camp waterholes. This is the best time to see the endangered black rhino. This rare mammal can often be seen drinking alongside lion and elephant. Tented Camping.

This morning we pack-up our camp, and take a slow game-drive out of Etosha. Our first stop is the town of Grootfontein to stock-up on fuel and food, before reaching our Mangetti camp. After setting-up camp, we have time to do a nature walk and stretch legs. Tented Camping.

Today we journey north into the Okavango tribal lands. As we go further north the ecology change from Acacia bush to the sub-tropical ever-green. Then suddenly you are in the tribal lands of the Kavango people. This is still old Africa, and it is not strange to hear the drums of the witch-doctors at night. Quick fuel and shopping stop in the border-town of Rundu, before travelling into the Namibian Okavango Delta Panhandle. For the next days we will explore this natural wilderness region of the Delta Panhandle / Mahangu & Bwabwato Core Conservation areas with morning and afternoon game drives. Tented Camping.

Today is one of our more relaxed days, as we make our way towards our camp on the Okavango river bank overlooking Angola. This afternoon we will go on a sun-downer cruise on the Okavango River, and might even enjoy some tribal Kavango singing and dancing. Tented Camping. Tented Camping.

This morning we make an early start and head off towards the north-eastern Kalahari Desert region of Namibia, and the home of the Bushmen / San people, the first people 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. Tented Camping.

An early departure required. Today we make our way back south towards the red table mountain of Namibia, the Waterberg Plateau Park. Waterberg Plateau Park is a national park in central Namibia encompassing the Waterberg Plateau, 68 km east of the town of Otjiwarongo. The Waterberg Plateau is a particularly prominent feature, elevated high above the plains of the Kalahari of Eastern Namibia. The plateau and some 405 km² of surrounding land were declared a Nature Reserve in 1972. The Waterberg Plateau Park is ecologically diverse, rich and has over 200 different species of bird and some rare species of small antelope on the lower hills of the mountain. This afternoon there will be time to go on a nature walk and climb up the slope of the plateau. Tented Camping.

After breakfast, we begin our journey back towards the capital of Namibia, Windhoek. Arriving after midday back in Windhoek via the Okavango Wood-carvers Market in Okahandja. Our safari ends around 16h00 at your accommodation (Not included). Next morning, we transfer you to the Windhoek International Airport.