Namibia Suggested Itinerary - This 4 day Etosha safari tour departs and ends in Windhoek on a daily basis and visits one of Africa’s most famous wildlife areas, the Etosha National Park.

 

 

Days / Nights: 4 / 3
Min / Max number of people on tour: 2 / 16
Departure from Windhoek at 8 am / 8.30 am from your hotel of choice - Mondays and Thursdays
Arrive at Etosha lodge around 1.30 pm
En route, additional guests may be picked up
Departure from Etosha: 2 pm
Arrive Windhoek: ±6 pm
En route, additional guests may be picked up
Vehicle: Air-conditioned Minibus or coach
Languages Available: English

 

Transfers from Windhoek to Etosha (with other people) with driver/guide,

3 Breakfasts, 3 Dinners
Entrance Fees: Etosha National Park
Portages
Still Mineral Water
Activities as specified
Accommodation as specified
Tourism levy & Government Taxes where applicable

Watch elephant, giraffe, zebra, or even lion in the wild – on an exciting safari in Etosha National Park. Our experienced tour guides know every waterhole and can explain this fascinating animal kingdom to you.

Book the Etosha Safari Shuttle (4 days, 3 nights), and everything else is arranged for you: the trip from Windhoek to your accommodation on Etosha’s doorstep and the safari excursions into the park, and the trip back to Windhoek.

 

Alternatively, we have a fly-in option or we can book any other accommodation in Etosha National Park so email us your request.

All rates are Per Person Sharing.

Rates:
1st November 2021 - 31st October 2022: N$14 100 (Single Supplement is N$2 900)

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Day 1
We travel north to Namibia’s prime wildlife sanctuary, the Etosha National Park. Upon arrival, we check-in, after which we spend the day at leisure. Take in the savannah environment, relax on the private veranda of your chalet or cool off in the sparkling pool. (±440 km)

Day 2
The day is devoted purely to open vehicle game drives in search of 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. The Park was proclaimed as Namibia’s first conservation area in 1907 by the then German Governor, von Lindequist. Despite the size of the Etosha National Park, only the southern edge of the pan is accessible to visitors. Game viewing in the park is largely focussed around the waterholes, some of which are spring-fed and some supplied from a borehole, ideal places to sit and watch over 114 different game species, or for an avid birder, in excess of 340 bird species. Popular game species such as giraffe, blue wildebeest, plains and mountain zebra, hyena, lion, leopard, antelopes such as kudu, oryx, eland, as well as some of the endangered species such as Black rhino, cheetah, and the black-faced impala are all found here. 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.

Day 3

 

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. The Etosha Pan dominates the park. This salt pan desert, which is nearly completely enclosed by the park and is lined by numerous watering holes, is roughly 150 km long and as wide as 50 km 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 of 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.

Day 4
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. (±440 km)

This itinerary is also available as a fly-in option.

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