13 day Dunes and Cape Safari. Windhoek to Cape Town Adventure Tour

What you can expect from this 13 Day Dunes and Cape Adventure Tour: “Namibia” means ‘open plains’ in the ancient Hottentot language. Its vast horizons and moonlike terrain give a wonderful feeling of space and freedom. Etosha is a unique National Park. With its flat open saltpans it’s easy to see why the local people call it ‘the place of dry water’. The Namib Desert is said to be one of the oldest in the world and you will climb some of the world’s highest dunes at Sossusvlei. Onwards to The Fish River Canyon, which takes you back in time as the river cuts through 100 million years of the earth’s geological history. Your adventure safari ends at the fairest Cape beneath the majestic Table Mountain. You will have time to explore its colourful blend of cultures, cosmopolitan atmosphere, long stretches of idyllic beaches and famous vineyards. A fairy tale ending to a tour we call ‘Southern Skies’.

Day 1: Windhoek, Namibia

Most clients arrive a few days prior to the official start day. This is to give them plenty of time to enjoy all that Windhoek has to offer.

You will be departing Windhoek immediately on day 2 at 11:30 am. If you have any questions regarding arrival prior to the tour or any other questions whatsoever please contact your travel agency.

Day 2: Waterberg Plateau National Park

After meeting with your crew at Pension Eros at approximately 11:00 am you leave Windhoek for the Waterberg Plateau National Park. Historically significant because it was the site of the war between the Germans and the Hereros, the area has now become a haven for many endangered species.

It is renowned for its incredible rock formations and walks. Your time in the Waterberg is your own and you are free to walk in the park at your leisure. Excellent well-marked hiking trails make for easy self-guided walks. Optional game drives and guided walks are available. Overnight camping (Bernard De La Bat or similar – Waterberg Plateau). Lunch and Dinner.

Days 3 & 4: Etosha National Park

Etosha National Park is Namibia's premier game park. Dominated by shimmering white saltpans you have a chance to see Elephant as well as Black Rhino, Lion and Leopard. All camps have floodlit water holes, which are excellent for after dinner game viewing, as well as swimming pools for cooling off during the heat of the day.

You will enjoy 3 game drives whilst at Etosha – all taken in your vehicle. Typically you will make an early start, which is ideal for morning game viewing, and drive to some of the waterholes in the park before heading back to camp for brunch.

Approximately 3 hours per game drive. In the afternoons you will take another game drive of about 3 hours duration and returning back to camp before dark for dinner.
Brunch and dinner on day 3. Breakfast, lunch on day 4. Dinner to client's own account at one of Etosha's restaurants. Camping (Okaukuejo Campsite - Etosha National Park Rest Camp or similar).

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Fully equipped safari vehicle Services of tour leader and camp courier All accommodation, all catering equipment and National Park entrance fees Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner w ...

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