|  | Travel through this rough terrain in style with your 4x4 vehicle convey and see this beautiful part of Namibia. You will be accompanied by a guide throughout this circular tour.
- Etosha
- Damaraland
- Guided trip
| Explore Southern Africa as never before! Join our guided self-drive safaris in the comfort of your own, rented, four-wheel drive camper. Shared by your partner or family only.Travel safely off the beaten track in convoy, together with fellow tourists. Stocked with vehicle recovery gear, extra drinking water, first aid kit etc., assistance is readily available should it be required. These adventure safaris offer you the freedom and privacy unusual to group tours, with the added benefit of a professional guide who is intimately familiar with the country, its surroundings and its people. Discover the country in its entirety, not just portions of it! Included in the safari is an off-road 4x4 driving introduction course, introducing you to your vehicle's abilities and building your confidence in your off-road driving skills. Your guide will share with you many handy tips to ensure a comfortable bush experience.
With campsites being set up in minutes and the preparation of meals no big chore, this promises to be the most hassle-free means of discovering the country. To ensure your personal safety, all vehicles are in constant radio contact with one another. For more personalized attention, a maximum of only 6 vehicles are booked per group. See the Big Five face to face and enjoy every moment from each event that is taking place. See the Himba woman still dressed in their traditional dress. Head northwest and enter the Skeleton Coast Park. Travel along the coast, south to Mile 108. Travel further south and experience the west coast. Visit Cape Cross and drive to Swakopmund. Explore the surrounding area of Walvisbay and Sandwich Bay known for the many sea and fresh water birds. Experience only the best as you can experienced it. |
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| Start: Windhoek
Scheduled flights: Windhoek International Airport | Day 1
Arrival at Windhoek International Airport,transfer to the offices for your vehicle handover. The rest of the day is at leisure, you have time for some sightseeing and shopping for the coming days. Overnight at the Arebbusch Travel Lodge. (Supper) | Day 2 Etosha
You travel via Otjowarongo to Etosha National Park. You camp at the Okaukuejo-rest camp. (± 450 km). Before setting up camp you have time for a game-drive in the area of Okaukuejo. Later in the evening you go to the flood-lit waterhole which borders the camp, here you can sit back and relax while the animals come to drink until deep into the night. | Day 3
Today you leave Etosha and travel via Outjo and Kamanjab to the Hobatere camp site. Hobatere is home to a vast array of game and birds: elephant, giraffe, Hartmann's mountain zebra, springbok, gemsbok, eland, lion, etc.
(± 265 km.) | Day 4 Epupa Falls
You leave early in the morning and travel north via Opuwa, where you stock up on fuel etc., to Epupa Falls. You will attend to the off road driving abilities of your vehicle and yourself as and when you get to the different "obstacles" en-route. (± 340km.)
You set up camp on the banks of the Kunene River under the palm trees. | Day 5 Epupa Falls
Stay at Epupa and visit the Falls and surrounding area, also a visit to a Traditional Himba village is on the program today.
Kaokoveld
Located in the far north-west, Kaokoland is one of the particularly untouched regions in Namibia. The almost inaccessible area south of the Kunene river is the home of the Himba ethnic group, who have kept their ethnic individuality and culture in the seclusion of Kaokoland.
Travelling through this region is only possible under expedition-like conditions in off-road vehicles and, furthermore, should only be done under the leadership of an experienced guide. Tracks are hardly signposted, corrugated and extremely stony or sandy. | Day 6
You backtrack to Okangwati and head for Otjitanda. The total distance is only 140 km. But you will most probably take most of the day to get there, depending on the road conditions. You overnight in the wild close to the top of the Van Zyl's Pass. (± 140 km.) | Day 7
Today you travel down the steep Van Zyl's pass with its beautiful views of the plains and the Marienfluss. You will arrive in Otjinhungwe at the Kunene River before nightfall to set up camp on the banks of the Kunene River. (± 90km.) | Day 8 Kaokoveld
You leave early to travel south-east through the Marienfluss for about 50 km. You turn south to Puros on the Hoarusib River, where you overnight at the campsite next to the Riverbed. (± 230 km.)
On the travels through the Kaokoveld you will have the time to meet the Famous Himba people and the Herero. The Himba like the Masai of East Africa are probably the most striking looking people in Africa. Especially in the remote areas you are visiting, the Himba women are still dressed in their traditional dress.
The Desert Elephant and the Black Rhino roam freely in the areas you travel through, as well as other game species such as the Damara dik-dik, blackfaced impala, gemsbok, etc. | Day 9
You continue the safari to the south east to Sesfontein. During the day you travel trough beautiful river beds in search for the dessert elephants and other game species(± 130 km.) | Day 10 Damaraland
Another day traveling through this wild and remote area in search for real wild game. The route takes you south into Damaraland where you overnight at Palmwag camp site in the heart of Damaraland. It offers: swimming pools, restaurant, bar, etc. (± 120 km.) | Day 11 Twyfelfontein
Travel further south to Twyfelfontein. You have ample time to explore the area, you visit the Burnt Mountain the Rock Engravings and the Organ Pipes before continuing to Brandberg where you set up camp.(± 320 km.)
DAMARALAND
This is an arid, mountainous wilderness of rugged beauty, with spectacular gorges and rock formations. Rock engravings, the Organ Pipes and Burnt Mountain can be viewed at Twyfelfontein. The plants of Damaraland have evolved to survive in an almost waterless environment. | Day 12 Windhoek
The last day of the safari, you head down south-east back to Windhoek to return the vehicles before your transfer to the Arebbusch Travel lodge where a farewell dinner is served. (± 380 km.) | Day 13
Time at leisure before your transfer to the airport for your flight back home. (Breakfast) | End: Windhoek
Scheduled flights: Windhoek International Airport | Rate includes
. Fully equipped 4WD vehicle
. Basic cover vehicle insurance, excess: ZAR 75000.00
. Fuel
. Toll fees
. Border taxes for the vehicles
. Entrance fees as per itinerary
. Accommodation as per itinerary
. Services of a professional guide
. Airport or hotel transfers
. Self-help breakfast & lunch
. Supper prepared with assistance of campstaff | Group size
Minimum: 2 Maximum: 12 |
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