Day 1: Arrive Etosha National Park

 

Day 2: Etosha National Park

 

An extensive network of roads link the over 30 water holes allowing the visitor an opportunity to do a real game viewing safari over the stretch of the park as each different area will provide different encounters.Today you again take part in open vehicle game drives through the Etosha National Park. You may encounter animal species we have not seen the previous day and look forward to any new surprises at the different waterholes visited.

 

Breakfast & dinner included.

Day 3: Etosha National Park

Today you will take part in open vehicle game drives through the Etosha National Park again. You may encounter animal species we  have not seen  the  previous  day  and  look  forward  to  any  new  surprises  at  the  different waterholes  visited.

 

The  Etosha  Pan  dominates  the  park.  Thissalt  pan  desert,  which  is  nearly  completely enclosed by the park and is lined by numerous watering holes, is roughly 130km long and as wide as 50km in places. During Etosha’s notorious dry spells the pan is a deathly place, lying parched and cracked under the molten African sun. It is claimed that game viewing is best during the dry spells as animals will then congregate closer to water. But even in the rainy season the park remains an abundant wildlife haven. You then have the pleasure  of  experiencing  the  rebirth  of  life  as  the  young  foals,  cubs  and  chicks  are  seen  frolicking  with  their parents  and the sprouting  new  green shrubs and grasses create a pleasing green  oasis.

 

In the afternoon we travel back to our lodge, where we enjoy the rest of the evening at leisure.

 

Breakfast & dinner included.

Day 4: Departure

After breakfast we have some time at leisure. In the early afternoon we travel back to Windhoek. Upon our arrival we are dropped off at our respective accommodation, where the tour ends.

Breakfast included.

Accommodation: Etosha Safari Camp

Etosha Safari Camp is situated just 10 km south of Andersson Gate on the C 38 between Outjo and Okaukuejo. 50 twin-bedded chalets nestle among Mopani trees and impart a feeling of living in the lap of African nature.

 

Each of them is equipped with mosquito gauze, air conditioning and its own bathroom and small veranda. Special attractions are the Okambashu Restaurant and the Oshebeena Bar, styled like a typical little township bar and brimming with African joie de vivre. Etosha Safari Camp is the perfect base for safari excursions into Etosha - with an experienced guide on the daily game drive or by yourself in your own car.

What’s included?

• Accommodation
  
• Hotel taxes
• Entrance fees
• Transfers
• Meals as specified
• Activities as specified

What’s not included?

• International and internal airfares
• Arrival/departure taxes or reciprocity fees, visa fees where applicable
  
• Optional activities
• Travel insurance 
• Gratuities
• Any items not mentioned as included