Namibia 4 Wd Desert Safari
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True wilderness safari in Namibia's remote northwest where animals outnumber
people.
Details
Duration: 13 Days
Starts in: Namibia
Group Size: 4-9
Itinerary
Start Windhoek.
Drive to Spitzkoppe.
Visit Twyfelfontein San Bushman Engravings.
Visit the Palmwag Concession to search for Desert elephants and Black rhinos.
Transfer to Hoanib River; game drives
Drive towards the narrow Khowarib Gorge.
Etosha National Park
Etosha National Park and Onguma Game Reserve
Explore Etosha N.P., famous for its watering holes and wildlife.
Visit Waterberg Plateau, renowned for its birdlife.
To Windhoek; end.
Additional Information
Namibia’s northwest corner is one of the least populated areas on Earth and
one of Southern Africa’s last true wildernesses. Here wildlife outnumbers
people and we have the opportunity to look for a large variety of animals
including Desert elephants, lions and the world’s largest population of
free-ranging Black rhino. This is a trip that rewards a spirit of adventure
and the willingness to explore the path less travelled, but the journey is
made easier by the use of specially designed 4WD safari vehicles and the
relative luxury of full service camping.
