12 day Dunes & Delta 4x4 Adventure, Namibia to Zambia
This safari is designed for the adventure traveler, one who enjoys pitching in to help, conversing with nature and does not mind the discomfort of bush camping without shower and toilet facilities.
Day 1: Sesriem, Namibia
Departure from Chameleon Guesthouse and Backpackers at 8:30am. Driving through the rugged Khomas Hochland mountain range you then descend to the desert floor via the Gamsberg Pass, an imposing flat topped mountain and one of the highest points in Namibia, which provides a dramatic back drop for our roadside lunch.
After a short stop at Solitaire, you arrive at camp mid afternoon and set up your tents underneath the ancient camel thorn trees then enjoy a late afternoon walk across the desert to Elim’s Dune on the edge of the famous sand dune sea with views across to the nearby mountains. You return to camp just after sunset to enjoy dinner prepared by the Guide with assistance from the Apprentice Guide. You spend the night camping. Lunch and dinner.
Day 2: Sesriem
Pre dawn departure from camp to drive the 65 kilometres (40 miles) to Sossusvlei where you watch the sunrise from this spectacular and unique area (dependent on opening time of inner park gate). You head up a dune close to Sossusvlei then walk to Dead Vlei with its large expanse of bleached cracked clay and skeletal camel thorn trees scattered around, contrasting with a backdrop of huge orange-red dunes that make for superb photographic opportunities.
You enjoy a mid morning brunch after exploring this dramatic and desolate landscape before returning to camp for a swim and this afternoon explore nearby Sesriem Canyon on foot. Enjoy another spectacular sunset surrounded by this colourful desert and sleep under the bright stars of the southern hemisphere. Overnight camping and dinner prepared by your Guide with the assistance of the Apprentice Guide. Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Page: 2 Day 3: Dunedin Star Guesthouse, Swakopmund Early morning departure from camp stopping at the one horse town of Solitaire before continuing through the desert with its endless views across the pastel-coloured gravel plains to the port town of Walvis Bay. The tour visits the lago ...
Page: 3 Day 7: Bushmanland After breakfast you travel via Lake Otjikoto to Tsumeb for fresh supplies. A short lunch is taken at Hoba Meteorite – the largest meteorite in the world then you continue through to Grootfontein to refuel before entering the Kalahari.
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Page: 4 Day 12: Livingstone, Zambia Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and short game drive before heading through to Katima Mulilo. This busy and bustling town is the last frontier of Namibia and you glimpse your first sight of the mighty Zambezi River. You will cross the bord ...
Experience the majesty and beauty of the famous Victoria Falls, one of the seven wonders of the world.
Lions of Etosha National Park
Etosha National Park has a network of waterholes from which all animals get their necessary sustenance. Lions in this park often use these waterholes as a trap to ambush their prey at.