At 8AM your guide will pick you up at accommodation in Windhoek, afterwards traveling 450km north to nature and wildlife sanctuary – Etosha National Park ’Treasure of Namibia’ and one of the most loved national parks of Africa.

On arrival at Etosha you are invited for afternoon game drive in search for wildlife: elephants, rhino, zebras, various game, oryx (gemsbok), kudu, wildebeest (gnu), endemic black-face impala, springbok, giraffes, hyenas and big cats of Africa: lion, leopard and cheetah inhabiting the vast savannas. At sunset return to the camp, before closing of the gates.

Be it a lion, leopard or an elephant, a giraffe, hyena or a zebra; nearly all African animal species are represented at this huge nature reserve. Inhabiting a ginormous area of over 22,000 square kilometers, with an estimated number of 250 lions, 300 rhinos, 2500 giraffes, 6000 zebras and more than 2000 elephants and around 25000 springbok antelope inhabiting the park. The dainty springbok antelope alone are especially numerous, estimated 20000 roam the reserve, often, may be observed in enormous herds of several hundred animals.

In Etosha, 114 mammal species are found, several are rare and endangered e.g. black rhino (representing largest number in the world), cheetah and endemic black-faced impala. Etosha’s elephants, although not great ‚tuskers’ are considered to be the largest in Africa, often measuring up to 4 meters at the shoulder and weighting around 6 tons. Various species of reptiles, rodents and snakes are also found in the area, and 340 identified bird species inhabit the park – Etosha is a bird-lovers paradise!

Etosha park features over 60 springs and waterholes which provide excellent game viewing and fantastic, photographic vistas! Visitors are encouraged to approach and depart from waterholes slowly and quietly, with as little noise as possible, not to disturb the game as well as viewing pleasure of the other visitors.

There are three most popular rest camps within the park: Okaukuejo, Halali and Namutoni, each offering accommodation and featuring scenic, flood-lit waterhole, frequently visited by animals, as well as leisure area with a restaurant, shops and a swimming pool for guests’ convenience.

Meals: as selected.

Accommodation 2 nights at:

• Camping - Okaukuejo Campsite or similar.
• Mid-range Lodge – Halali Resort or similar (inside the park)
• Luxury Lodge – Etosha Oberland Lodge or similar (outside the park)

Distance: 450 km (tarred road and gravel in Etosha)

Full day UNLIMITED game drives from sunrise till sunset. Close encounter with African nature and wildlife, while exploring eastern and western trails of Etosha, visiting waterholes, natural springs and view points across the park. Excellent opportunity for wildlife photography. Return to the camp at sunset, before closing of the gates. After dinner, live nature spectacle at the waterhole, till late, observing wildlife gathering at the water. 

Meals: as selected.

Distance: around 200 km gravel routes of Etosha.

Early morning en route towards the central region of Etosha, while visiting various waterholes and spotting game along the way. Arrival at Halali for lunch and restful moment before afternoon filled with next wildlife adventure. At sunset, return to the camp for dinner and evening wildlife viewing at the Moringa waterhole, situated near the camp – famous for elephants, black rhino and hyenas visiting at night.

Meals: as selected.

Accommodation 2 nights at:

• Camping - Halali campsite or similar.
• Mid-range Lodge – Halali Resort or similar (inside the park)
• Luxury Lodge – Onguma Tented Lodge or similar (outside the park)

Distance: around 200km (gravel roads).

In the morning, after breakfast, exploring the central region of the park ‚heart of Etosha’: between Batia and Sueda waterholes, including visit to an attractive Etosha Lookout Point situated 3km into the dry Etosha Pan. Return for lunch, rest and visit at camp’s waterhole. In the afternoon exploring remaining, central regions as far as Okerfontein natural spring and Batia waterhole. Return to the camp at sunset, before closing of the camp’s gates. After dinner, in the evening, nature spectacle at the waterhole till late at night.

Meals: as selected.

Distance: around 200 km (gravel roads).

Venturing into the eastern and northern regions as far as King Nehale Gate. At mid-day lunch, rest and visit at camp’s waterhole. In the afternoon exploring remaining regions. Return to the camp at sunset, before closing of the gates. In the evening, after dinner, nature spectacle at the waterhole and ‚live theater' till late at night! 

Meals: as selected

Accommodation 2 nights at:

• Camping - Namutoni Campsite or similar.
• Mid-range Lodge – Namutoni Resort or similar (inside the park)
• Luxury Lodge – Onguma Tented Lodge or similar (outside the park)

Distance: around 100km (gravel roads).

Full day UNLIMITED game drives, sunrise till sunset, in the eastern part of Etosha.

Meals: as selected

Distance: around 200km (gravel roads).

'Farewell Etosha!’ After leisurely breakfast last visit to camp’s waterhole and traveling towards Namutoni (Von Lindequist) Gate with short visit to picturesque Klein Namutoni waterhole, frequently visited by lions, giraffes and greater kudu antelope. From Etosha on our way to Windhoek; stop for lunch in Okahandja. Arrival in Windhoek in the afternoon. Transfer to the hotel/guest house, or directly to the airport for departure flight, providing it is commencing late evening.

Meals: breakfast.

Distance: around 550km (gravel and tar roads).

Wishing you a ‚safe journey’ and happy returns to Namibia!