Price: R 8,950 per person sharing
Single Supplement R540
LENGTH: 12 Days / 11 Nights
MEALS: B x 11, L x 11, D x 10
START POINT: Cape Town
END POINT: Windhoek
ACCOMMODATION: Twin share tent
VEHICLE: Adventure Truck
Price: R 13,950 per person sharing
Single Supplement R 1,380
LENGTH: 12 Days / 11 Nights
MEALS: B x 11, L x 11, D x 10
START POINT: Cape Town
END POINT: Windhoek
ACCOMMODATION: 2 Per Room / Permanent Tent
VEHICLE: Adventure Truck
Malaria prophylactics are required. Very Low Risk of Malaria in Northern Namibia, but the risk increases to High risk as we travel east to Zimbabwe.
Meals as indicated on the itinerary, accommodation, registered guides, transport and selected activities as per itinerary.
All items of a personal nature, alcohol, snacks, souvenirs, tips and optional activities (see list for an indication of prices).
Please inform us of any pre-existing conditions such as diabetes or asthma and any prescription medicine you may be taking. We also need to know about any food allergies that you may have.
Please note that these are your responsibility. Some nationalities require visas for Namibia and Botswana. Most nationalities will require visas for Zimbabwe, which can be obtained at the border. See Pre Departure Booklet for more information.
We depart Cape Town and drive north to the spectacular Cederberg region. We spend some time this afternoon learning about what to expect as well as the vehicle and equipment.
We travel through Namaqualand and to the Gariep/Orange River. The night is spent getting to know one another over a hearty meal.
In the morning we have the opportunity to experience the Gariep/Orange River by canoe, or spend some time relaxing. After lunch we travel north to visit the Ai-Ais Hot Springs and overnight close to the mighty Fish River Canyon.
Optional Activities: Half Day Canoe Adventure.
After an early breakfast we take a scenic walk along the rim of the Fish River Canyon. After
visiting the canyon we travel further inland to the Kalahari area of Namibia. On the way we will visit the Kokerboom (Quiver tree) Forest.
This morning those who wish to spend some time with the !Kung tribe will have the chance to
do so. Later we drive west towards the massive dunes of Sossusvlei.
Optional Activities: African Tribal interaction.
When we enter the Sossusvlei area we are joined by a local expert to learn about the unique desert ecosystem. After the tour you can hike up Dune 45 for some photos or take a rest, before an afternoon excursion to the small Sesriem canyon.
Today we cross the Tropic of Capricorn on our way through the desert. Our first stop is Walvis Bay where we may see some flamingos. On arrival in Swakopmund you will be briefed on the different optional activities available.
Optional Activities: Dinner, Quad biking, Sand 
boarding, Sky Diving, Scenic Flights etc.
This day is left free for you to explore the town or try one of the many adventure activities.
Optional Activities: Quad biking, Sky diving, Sand Boarding, Scenic Flights etc
Heading inland, we drive north towards Kamanjab where we meet with the local people from this area. The Himba are a pastoral people and predominantly breed cattle or goats. Encountering a totally different way of life can be a moving experience for many people.
After an early breakfast we enter Etosha NP for some superb game viewing. We will visit waterholes to wait for the animals to come and drink as well as explore as much as we can of the NP. It may not be possible to always overnight in the Park due to availability.
On our way to Namibia’s capital city we stop at a craft market so you can purchase some authentic African creations. Windhoek is situated at almost the exact centre of Namibia. In the afternoon we’ll take you on a short tour of the city after which the tour will end.
Optional Activities: Dinner at Joe’s Beer House.
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ask for: Delta and Chobe Trail
Southern Africa: In general tipping in restaurants is generally expected and is around 10% for good service, more if you have received exceptional service, and, feel free not to tip at all if you received poor service. Tipping taxi drivers etc is really at your own discretion and not always expected. If in doubt please ask your guides. Our guides do work hard, but they are also paid at (and often above) industry levels for this work. Our Crew can be tipped if you feel that they have done a good job and/or gone above and beyond the call of duty. The best way to arrange tips is to elect one person in the group to collect the money. We recommend USD1 (or about R5) per day per person, per guide as a fair tip. So if you have 3-crew on a tour, we would recommend that 3 envelopes are used and each crew members name written on one. Place what you feel is fair in to each envelope and the elected person can give these to the crew at the end of the tour. If you do not feel that the crew deserve a tip, please, do not tip them. You must remember that tipping is only for exceptional service and is not at all compulsory or expected.
No vaccinations are prescribed by law by the countries being visited on this tour. Please see the Pre Departure Information booklet for detailed information on vaccinations in Africa.
This tour can be linked to the Delta and Chobe Trail
If you require accommodation before or after your tour we can arrange this for you. We can also arrange airport transfers, contact your travel agent to make these bookings.
Please inform us of any pre-existing conditions such as diabetes or asthma and any prescription medicine you may be taking. We also need to know about any food allergies that you may have.
