Overview
Namibia is a vast wilderness comprising diverse landscapes of desert and arid savanna where a geological history has produced fascinating formations. Survival in the desert is hugely challenging for all forms of life that have adapted to these harsh conditions, each in their own fascinating way. This is another world !
You will be intrigued by the diversity of life in a seemingly barren world and will relish the sunrises and sunsets in the most unusual landscapes on our planet, the warmth of the Namibian people and the tranquillity of vast open spaces – the result is an unforgettable experience.
Namibia is a photographer’s dream, from the ochre colours of the wind-sculpted sand dunes and bare mountains that glow in the morning sun to the unusual landscapes, ethnic cultures and desert life.
Although most roads are gravel, they are well maintained, allowing tourism to move freely between the many weird and wonderful areas of the country. Namibia’s infrastructure is reasonably good and much of the accommodation is highly original and aesthetically pleasing.
Your Southern Namibia Tour is designed to give you a taste of this country’s highlights including the red dunes, wildlife and Bushman culture of the Kalahari, the awesome geology of the Fish River Canyon, the wild horses and landscapes of Aus, unique locations of Kolmanskop and Luderitz, the magnificent dunes and vistas of the Namib Desert and Sossusvlei, the charm of Swakopmund, the diverse people of Namibia and an array of wonderful lodges that blend into their natural surroundings.
Your stay in Windhoek will give you an impression of the variety of indigenous cultures that make up Namibia’s small population and get a feel of the capital city which lies at an altitude of 1,650 metres above sea level.
Bagatelle Kalahari Lodge is located in the red sands of the Kalahari, a beautiful dry savanna region quite different from the Namib Desert in the west. Discover more about this area on a Sundowner Game Drive, witness Cheetah feeding and learn about the unique culture of the Bushmen on a morning walk.
The Fish River Canyon is a huge contrast to the Kalahari, providing an awesome natural spectacle created over millions of years of erosion.
You will love the open desert plains of the Aus Region where wild horses roam, set against the backdrop of the beautiful Aus Mountains. Your experience is enhanced by a visit to the ghost town of Kolmanskop and the simplicity of the coastal village of Luderitz.
Desert Quiver Camp is beautifully located near Sesriem, the gateway to the Namib Naukluft Park, a massive conservation area in the Namib Desert. Sossusvlei, a normally dry lake caked with mud and set amongst some of the highest sand dunes in the world, lies 65 kms from Sesriem inside the Namib Naukluft Park.
Swakopmund is a quaint German town on the Atlantic Ocean with good restaurants, markets and shops, a breath of fresh air after the desert dust of the Namib. Here too you will find a cross section of Namibia’s peoples. Swakopmund Luxury Suites are centrally located allowing you the freedom to explore on foot. Discover the secrets of the desert on the Living Desert Excursion and enjoy the many activities on offer.
Highlights
- Guided tour of Windhoek and Katatura Township
- Kalahari Sundowner Game Drive & Cheetah Feeding
- Learn about traditional Bushman Hunter Gatherer traditions
- Giant’s Playground & Quiver Tree Forest
- Awesome landscapes of the Fish River Canyon
- Ghost Town Kolmanskop, Luderitz & Wild horses of the Namib
- Experience some of world’s highest sand dunes at Sossusvlei
- Charming seaside oasis of Swakopmund
- Discover desert fauna and flora on the Living Desert Excursion
Itinerary
DAY 1
WINDHOEK LUXURY SUITES, WINDHOEK
Luxury Suites – Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
On arrival at Hosea Kutako International Airport you will be met by your guide from Namibia Tours & Safaris and transferred to The Windhoek Luxury Suites, a smart and stylish boutique guesthouse in Klein Windhoek.
You’re a short stroll away from a bunch of interesting restaurant and wine bar options and the botanical gardens are just down the road.
The all-suite accommodation is spacious, neat and modern with elegant palettes, subtle lighting, super-comfy beds and all the mod-cons you’d find in any city hotel.The 40 rooms (including 4 family inter-leading options) have an air of sophisticated simplicity, offering a luxurious feel without being over the top or dramatic.
Breakfast is served across the street at the Stellenbosch Market Restaurant. You’ll get a breakfast voucher on check-in. Pick from their menu. Everything is wholesome and delicious.
After lunch you will have a 2 to 3 hour guided tour of Windhoek and Katatura Township to learn about the people and history of Namibia. Places you may visit include the Christ Church, the Tintenpalast (House of Parliament) and the Kaiserstrasse (main shopping street). You also have the option of visiting 3 museums. One is the Railway Museum, another is dedicated to the history of Namibia and the other is the Minerals Museum.
From the city centre your tour takes you to Katatura Township, an informal settlement housing more than two thirds of Windhoek’s 325,000 people. The township is a vibrant and exciting place giving you an insight into some of the more traditional Namibian cultures. Your guide will show you the different styles of housing (from bungalows to shacks) and explain when, how and why the township started. He will also explain what different cultural groups live in Katatura and point them out when you see them on the side of the road.
From the city centre your tour takes you to Katatura Township, an informal settlement housing more than two thirds of Windhoek’s 325,000 people. The township is a vibrant and exciting place giving you an insight into some of the more traditional Namibian cultures. Your guide will show you the different styles of housing (from bungalows to shacks) and explain when, how and why the township started. He will also explain what different cultural groups live in Katatura and point them out when you see them on the side of the road.
Included : Dinner, Bed and Breakfast, Guided tour of Windhoek and Katatura Township
DAY 2
BAGATELLE KALAHARI GAME RANCH, MARIENTALREGION
Dune Chalets – Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
Departing Windhoek after breakfast, your Namibian journey takes you south into the Kalahari Region where the red sands, savanna scrub and wildlife contrast greatly from other areas of Namibia. Here you will find Bushmen people, the original inhabitants of Southern Africa whose knowledge of plants and animals has enabled them to survive in the most extreme of climates and habitats.
Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch is located near the town of Mariental in the Kalahari region of Namibia. The terrain includes mixed tree and shrub savanna with red sand dunes and wildlife such as springbok, oryx, eland, kudu, giraffe, zebra, ostrich, meerkat and cheetah. The Bushman community living here will afford you the opportunity to have a unique cultural experience and learn more about Southern Africa’s original inhabitants.
The main lodge is a comfortable and stylish focal point with a library, lounge, cellar, bar, open-air dining area and a swimming pool. The whole lodge looks out over a waterhole and the ridges of red dunes that form grass-covered streets in the desert.
The Boutique Farmhouse is on the other side of the lodge and looks out over the stark pans. It’s a separate lodge away from the Game Ranch with it’s own swimming pool, terrace and dining room. Rooms are spacious and more modern. The Farmhouse is a more intimate offering on the same reserve.
Lodge facilities include a swimming pool, upstairs restaurant, lounge, bar and a boma area where large fires are lit and barbecues can be enjoyed at night. Nearby is a waterhole that attracts game such as oryx, springbok, giraffe, ostrich, jackal, hare, mongoose and other smaller antelope.
Included :Dinner, Bed & Breakfast, Cheetah Feeding & Sundowner Game Drive, Morning Bushman Walk
Activities
On the afternoon of arrival you will enjoy a Cheetah Feeding & Sundowner Game Drive. First you will have a safari through the reserve where a variety of game species can be seen such as giraffe, kudu, zebra, oryx, blue deer, eland and much more. Afterwards you will be in close contact with the fastest land animal on earth. During the cheetah feeding, you will learn everything about this fascinating predator and have the opportunity for great close-up photos. Experience the breathtaking sunset on one of the highest dunes with refreshments and Namibian snacks, while enjoying the silence of the desert and an incredible view into the landscape.
The next morning you will walk with the Bushmen (San) to their village and learn about their ancient traditions and secrets of their ancestors. Get to know their survival skills and bring the past alive with them. In the village you will be shown how to collect water in ostrich eggs, how to set animal traps, which plants are suitable for medecine and how to make pearl and ostrich jewellery. This is a truly memorable cultural experience.
Kalahari
The Kalahari Region forms part of the 2.5 million sq km Kalahari Basin, one of the largest coherent sand expanses worldwide. The central part of the Kalahari Basin consists of the Kalahari Savanna also known as the Kalahari Desert though it is arid savannna and not desert.
The Kalahari is one of the few places where you will find Bushmen, the true indigenous people of Southern Africa. For centuries they have lived undisturbed and in harmony with the environment. Their lifestyle was that of nomadic hunter-gatherer groups where leadership was undefined and tribal fights unknown. History has not always been kind to these peaceful people. As other African tribes moved down from the north and the early white settlers moved up from the Cape, they encountered the Bushmen who inhabited almost the whole of Southern Africa. Soon the Bushmen were displaced by the more dominant alien cultures in the region, so much so that today the Bushmen live in the most harsh and remote parts of Southern Africa.
DAY 3
CANYON ROADHOUSE, FISH RIVER CANYON
Standard Twin Rooms – Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
Today you will head south to the Fish River Canyon, stopping enroute to see Giant’s Playground and the Quiver Tree Forest. At Giant’s Playground you will see fascinationg dolerite rock formations that are between 160 and 180 million years old. The Quiver Tree Forest comprises about 200 beautiful specimens of the succulent Aloe dichotoma which create a unique sight amongst the boulders of this area.
Continue south to Canyon Roadhouse located about 12 kms from the entrance to the Fish River Canyon. Check into your rooms and if you have time this afternoon you will visit the Canyon viewpoints for sunset views. You will have time the next morning to spend more time at the various viewpoints to see the awesome expanse of the Fish River Canyon.
Canyon Roadhouse has 24 bright and comfortable ensuite rooms that line a courtyard – complete with all those the odd-looking plants that make you realise you’re far from home – and there is a shaded campsite on the riverbed.
The living area features a lively bar and an á la carte restaurant dishing up hearty meals with fresh home-grown ingredients.
Canyon Roadhouse is en route to the Fish River Canyon and inside the Gondwana Canyon Park, a private reserve twice the size of the Isle of Man that runs along the eastern edge of the length of Fish River Canyon conservation area.
Included : Dinner, Bed & Breakfast, Fish River Canyon Excursion
Fish River Canyon
The Fish River Canyon is the second largest canyon in Africa after the Blue Nile Canyon. It is is about 60 kms long, up to
8 kms wide, and 550 m at its deepest, a spectacular arid mountain landscape, deeply scarred through millions of years of crustal movement, glacial pressure, erosion and the perennial Fish River that snakes its way far below. Hardy wildlife thrives in the unspoilt wilderness of two adjacent nature reserves: Fish River Canyon National Park and the privately-owned Gondwana Cañon Park.
Canyon Roadhouse is 14 kms from the gate at Hobas where you pay to enter the Park and then drive 10 kms further to see the viewpoints. You will get better photos in the morning as the sun is rising behind and to the side of your position at the viewpoints. The View Points face west so it is better to visit this area earlier in the day before the late afternoon sun is in your direct vision.
The Main Viewpoint of the Fish River Canyon has 3 lookout points. The first viewpoint you reach is known as Main Viewpoint. There are several shaded picnic tables and barbecue sites. If you continue along the track to the right from the car park, you reach Hiker’s Viewpoint, the starting point for the 85 km trail. The view from here is equally rewarding. Heading back to Hobas, look out for a turning to the right not far from Main Viewpoint. This is a track which follows the edge of the canyon southwards for about 15 kms. The road to the Sulphur Springs Viewpoint is reasonable; beyond this it is only passable in a 4WD vehicle. There is a path into the canyon at Sulphur Springs, being one of the escape routes for hikers unwilling to continue the full four days to Ai-Ais; you are not permitted to enter here. In the past visitors were allowed to hike down to the bottom of the canyon and back up to Hiker’s Viewpoint, but this is no longer permitted and the only method of exploring the bottom of the canyon is to go on the 5 Day Fish River Hiking Trail.
DAYS 4 & 5
DESERT HORSE INN, KLEIN AUS VISTA, AUS
Twin Rooms – Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
After visiting the Fish River Canyon viewpoints this morning, you will head north and then west through harsh but beautiful terrain which changes to wide open desert plains the further west you go. After passing the small town of Aus, you will reach Desert Horse Inn where desert sand meets the Aus mountains.
Desert Horse Inn prides itself on a rich history, the surrounding nature and the local people. At the centre of it all, sustainability. Klein-Aus Vista consists of commercial farms converted into a nature reserve. The 1,700 solar panels provide up to half the electricity used and they have reduced the use of non-recyclable materials all round.
The chalets are spread out for privacy. Each of the chalets comes with an ensuite bathroom, fridge, air-conditioning, mosquito nets and WiFi. The rooms are simple and rustic, decorated with materials from the area and although basic, you can still enjoy the luxuries of a hot water bottle and blankets for cold nights.
With sustainability as their core philosophy, your shower will be solar heated, so chances are you might need to save your showers for the evening (luckily there is never a shortage of sun during the day). And since it is hot, there is a pool for you to dip into if you want to cool down.
While the Inn doesn’t have room service, you can enjoy a breakfast buffet to start your day at the restaurant and after a long day of exploring the plains you could wrap it up with a three-course dinner, followed by a nightcap at the Wild Horse bar around the fireplace before you tuck yourself into bed.
Here you will appreciate the landscape, history and desert adapted horses, rather than the in-house luxuries. It is a place that will give you great stories to tell, a comfortable stay and freedom to roam.
Included : Dinner, Bed & Breakfast, Excursions to Kolmanskop, Luderitz and the wild horses of the Namib at Garub
Activities
On your second day here you will explore the area, visiting Kolmanskop, Luderitz and Garub and ending your day with an optional Hiking Trail starting from Desert Horse Inn.
Your first port of call will be Kolmanskop, a ghost town that was once the centre of the local diamond industry from about 1908. It was abandoned in 1956 and some of the buildings now house museums which relate the history of the town and area. Probably what fascinates visitors most are the exquisite German houses that were left to weather by the elements and now are filled with desert sand on the ground floors. Diamonds can be bought here in the Diamond Room. http://kolmanskuppe.com/
Luderitz, a small town on the Atlantic Ocean, is 10 kms from Kolmanskop. It survives off diamonds from the sea and desert as well as fish and rock lobster. It is a simple town with a pleasant seaside atmosphere. It is worth driving to the higher parts of Luderitz with good views onto the town and ocean below and to see some of the old buildings. There is a campsite to the left of the harbour where you can pay a small sum to enter and enjoy some of the most scenic views in Luderitz.
The Wild Horses of Aus are legendary and there are many stories of how they came to be here. It seems they may have been abandoned by a British garrison during the First World War. The horses are magnificent in their desert setting and can often be seen at the waterhole at Garub, 20 kms west of Aus. I am not sure if anyone knows how many horses roam these plains but you can expect to see up to 150. There is a hide at Garub allowing you good pictures of the horses and landscapes, though the horses do not seem intimidated by human presence. Back at Desert Horse Inn, prepare yourself for some good exercise in the fresh and untainted air of this beautiful area. There are 6 Hiking Trails that you can choose from and can download the maps and trail descriptions from the website – http://www.klein-aus-vista.com/activities/hiking/
DAYS 6 & 7
DESERT QUIVER CAMP, SESRIEM, NAMIB DESERT
Self Catering Units – Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
Your journey today will take you into another part of the awesome expanse of the Namib Desert along gravel roads travelling through open plains before reaching the dunes of the Namib Naukuft Park. You will arrive around midday and check into Desert Quiver Camp, located 5 kms from Sesriem, just outside the entrance to the Namib Naukluft Park.
Desert Quiver Camp combines modern self-catering accommodation with comfort and style. Conveniently located a mere 5 kms from the entrance gate to Sossusvlei, the inspiring scenery characterised by granite outcrops, spectacular views and roaming wildlife will captivate your senses.
The accommodation units are uniquely designed to blend in perfectly with the natural surrounding environment.
Each spacious bedroom features twin beds, a fold-out sleeper couch, space for suitcases, shelves, hanging space and an electronic safe. The en-suite bathroom is equipped with a shower, toilet and wash basin with vanity space.
The patio is equipped with a barbeque facility, fitted kitchenette with a wash up area, under counter fridge, 2-plate hob and a wooden bench for seating.
Lodge facilities include a sparkling pool and a fully stocked bar.
Included – Dinner, Bed & Breakfast, Namib Naukluft Park Excursions
Activities
After checking into Desert Quiver Camp, enjoy a relaxed lunch and a swim.
The next morning you will rise very early to enter the Namib Naukluft Park at sunrise. Your guide will have your packed breakfasts ready and after entering the Park, you will drive to Dune 45 where you can trudge up the sandy slope to capture the awesome sight of the first rays of sun that light up the dune wonderland all around. Then drive another 15 kms to the car park from where you travel along very sandy tracks to vist the renowned areas of Sossusvlei, Dead Vlei and Big Daddy Dune. After enjoying walks through these areas you will drive back to Desert Quiver Camp for lunch.
In the afternoon your guide will take you to Sesriem Canyon and another sundowner drive.
Sossusvlei
The highlights of the Namib Naukluft Park include Sossusvlei, Dead Vlei, Big Daddy Dune, Dune 45, Sesriem Canyon and Elim Dune. These are located inside the Park except for Sesriem Canyon which is just outside the park about 3 kms from Sossusvlei Lodge.
Namib Naukluft Park is almost 50,000 sq. kms and one of the largest Parks in Africa. It stretches from near Luderitz in the south to Swakopmund in the north and includes well known areas such as Sossusvlei, Namibrand Nature Reserve, Naukluft Mountains, Sandwich Harbour, Swakop River Valley and Kuiseb Canyon.
Sossusvlei, a dry lake that sometimes fills with water after heavy rains in the interior, is located inside the Namib Naukluft Park and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Namib Desert as it is here that some of the highest sand dunes in the world are found, some of which are over 300 metres high. The first and last light of day blends with the ochre red and brown hues of the dunes to create a visual spectacle that holds visitors in awe. And to climb a dune before sunrise has become a religion to most who flock to this area.
Deadvlei, close to Sossusvlei, is a clay pan characterized by dark, dead camel thorn trees contrasted against the white pan floor. The pan was formed when the Tsauchab River flooded and the abundance of water allowed camel thorn trees to grow. However, the climate changed and the sand dunes encroached on the pan, blocking the river from reaching the area. The trees are estimated to be approximately 900 years old, though they have not decomposed due to the dry climate. Deadvlei is a paradise for photographers as the contrast between the pitch-black trees and bleached-white pans, and the rusty-red dunes and deep blue sky make for incredible images.
Big Daddy is the tallest dune in the Sossusvlei area. This magnificent dune is situated between Sossusvlei and Deadvlei and at 325 meters, it dwarfs the other dunes.
Dune 45 is situated 45 kms from the entrance gate along a paved road. It’s fascinating shape and accessibility makes it the most photographed dune in the world. Visitors are allowed to climb Dune 45, so be sure to visit early in the morning to watch the sunrise over the vlei from the top of the Dune. The Dune is 85 meters high and the climb is well worth the effort as from the top you will be spoilt with the incredible panoramic view of Dune Valley. In the morning and evening light the floor of the pan has been described as a “moonscape” and is truly a sight to behold.
Sesriem Canyon is located near the Namib Naukluft Park Gate. Here the Tsauchab River carved the conglomerate rock of the Canyon to a depth of 30 metres. The Canyon is about a kilometre long and was named after the six leather thongs used by settlers to lower a bucket into the canyon to get water. There is normally always water at the deepest part of the canyon. The normally dry Tsauchab River runs through the Namib Naukluft Park and ends at Sossusvlei about 50 kms from the Atlantic Ocean.
Apart from the ephemeral sustenance provided by the river, the living desert is primarily sustained by fog from the Atlantic Ocean and wind-blown detritus.
Elim Dune is located inside the Park and is only 5 kms from the Namib Naukluft Park Gate. It is a good place to visit before sunset. Take note that the Park entrance gate opens at sunrise and closes at sunset.
DAYS 8 & 9
SWAKOPMUND LUXURY SUITES, SWAKOPMUND
Ensuite Luxury Rooms – Bed & Breakfast
Today you travel through the Namib Desert to Swakopmund, a 4 to 5 hour journey via the spectacular formations of Gaub Pass, Grammadoelas and Kuiseb Canyon. Close to Walvis Bay you will find Vogelfederberg, a lovely rocky niche with great views over the desert landscape. In Walvis Bay there is a lagoon where abundant waterbirds gather at certain times of the year to feed in the shallow waters. Continue to the charming oasis of Swakopmund on the Atlantic Ocean and check into Swakopmund Luxury Suites. In Swakopmund you have the freedom to explore and eat at restaurants of your choice. Lunches and dinners are not included in your package and your guide will recommend some good options. Don’t leave Swakopmund without a meal at The Tug.
Swakopmund Luxury Suites pack comfort and convenience into an elegant apartment-style accommodation option in the belly of Swakopmund’s restaurant quarter. The suites are elegant with neutral décor that is easy on the senses and top quality linen with quite possibly the most comfortable bed you’ll encounter on your tour of Namibia. Attention to detail includes Nespresso machines with complimentary pods, bath robes, extra thick towels, wi-fi that actually works, climate control, mini-bar and that general air of purpose and cleanliness of a professional outfit.
For convenience you are a few minutes’ walk to the beach, restaurants, cafes and main attractions of central Swakopmund – a feature you will welcome after many hours’ in the car on Namibia’s long and dusty roads. And the day reception is staffed with the friendliest of friendly Namibians who add that personal touch and valuable insider’s information for making the most of your visit.
A secluded upper deck lined with comfortable recliners and deck chairs is a wonderful place to catch up with your digital life. Or escape it entirely with a good book and a glass of chardonnay. Parking out front is secure with 24-hour watch and CCTV and, occupying the first storey down a pedestrianised side street, the location is quiet and safe.
Breakfast at the Swakopmund Luxury Suites is a delight. The breakfast room is stunning and the food is delicious. A great way to start your day before you head off to explore where the dunes meet the sea. You are just a short walk to the main beach and the main streets of town.
Included : Bed & Breakfast, Half Day Living Desert Excursion
Activities
After checking into your accommodation, take a short stroll into town and have lunch in one of the many restaurants. Your guide will recommend some places. Then explore the markets, shops and streets with their quaint German architecture. You may want to book a scenic flight over the Skeleton Coast where shipwrecks on a rugged coastline can be seen from the air.
On the morning of Day 9 you will enjoy a Half Day Living Desert Excursion with Charly’s Desert Tours. This is a memorable 4×4 adventure through the dunes outside Swakopmund. Your guide will search for life in this apparently barren landscape: Sidewinders, Palmato Geckoes, Namaqua Chameleons, Fitzsimmons Burrowing Skinks, Sand-diving Lizards, Scorpions, etc. He will also tell you about the plant-life, insects and minerals and you will experience a ‘roaring’ dune. The scenic drive through the dunes takes you from the life-rich eastern side through to the Atlantic Ocean on the west. Eco-aware, informative and fun. Plenty to see, experience and photograph.
After lunch your guide can take you on the Welwitschia Trail outside Swakopmund where some fascinating things can be seen including ancient welwitschia plants that can live for thousands of years, many different species of lichen that depend on the mist from the sea, weird and wonderful desert plants and incredible moonscapes.
Other optional activities on offer in and around Swakopmund include marine cruises, desert tours, sand boarding, quad biking and scenic flights along the notorious Skeleton Coast.
Swakopmund
Swakopmund is the capital of the Erongo Region with a population of about 34,000 inhabitants and is located amidst dunes and desert close to the mouth of the Swakop River. During the colonial period it was an important harbour, although the conditions were not really favourable: the coastal waters were far too shallow, a sheltered lagoon was missing and the surf was much too strong.
Today Swakopmund serves mainly as a holiday resort and is thus of touristic importance. Due to its mild climatic condition, especially during the high season of December and January, the town is an attraction to many tourists, especially from the inland areas. Some of the many touristic attractions include splendid buildings typical of the German colonial period, a wonderful town promenade, the aquarium and many more. The nearby surroundings are also of touristic importance. The coastal road which is flanked by dunes on the one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other is very impressive. Excursions can be made 30 kms south to Walvis Bay as well as up north to the fishing paradise of Henties Bay or Cape Cross, one of the world’s largest seal colonies.
DAY 10
END OF SAFARI
This morning you will travel back to Windhoek and your guide will then transfer you to Hosea Kutako Airport for your onward flight.
We wish you a safe and thrilling journey that will leave lasting memories and a desire to return.
Rates
High Season – (1 July – 31 Oct 2024)
• 8 pax – ZAR 44,050 per person sharing
• 6 pax – ZAR 49,100 per person sharing
• 4 pax – ZAR 57,860 per person sharing
Single Supplement of ZAR 9,250
Low Season – (1 January – 30 June 2025)
• 8 pax – ZAR 45,500 per person sharing
• 6 pax – ZAR 49,900 per person sharing
• 4 pax – ZAR 58,900 per person sharing
Single Supplement of ZAR 9,150
High Season – (1 July – 31 Oct 2025)
• 8 pax – ZAR 49,000 per person sharing
• 6 pax – ZAR 54,100 per person sharing
• 4 pax – ZAR 63,750 per person sharing
Single Supplement of ZAR 10,075
Inclusions
Transport in 4×4 Toyota
All vehicle costs
Guide & guide costs
Accommodation and meals as per itinerary
Water in the vehicle at all times
National Park Entry fees
Activities
– Windhoek City & Katatura Township Tour
– Cheetah Feeding & Sundowner Game Drive – Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch
– Bushman Morning Walk – Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch
– Visit Giant’s Playground & Quiver Tree Forest
– Viewpoints of Fish River Canyon
– Visit Kolmanskop Ghost Town, Luderitz & Wild horses viewpoint at Garub
– Sossusvlei excursions
– Living Desert Excursion – Swakopmund
Airport pick up on day 1
Airport drop off on day 11
Transport in 4×4 Toyota
All vehicle costs
Guide & guide costs
Accommodation and meals as per itinerary
Water in the vehicle at all times
National Park Entry fees
Activities
– Windhoek City & Katatura Township Tour –
– Cheetah Feeding & Sundowner Game Drive – Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch
– Bushman Morning Walk – Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch
– Visit Giant’s Playground & Quiver Tree Forest
– Viewpoints of Fish River Canyon
– Visit Kolmanskop Ghost Town, Luderitz & Wild horses viewpoint at Garub
– Sossusvlei excursions
– Living Desert Excursion – Swakopmund
Airport pick up on day 1
Airport drop off on day 11
