Families go Wild
Duration: 11 nights
Tour group: 4 adults / 2 children
Accommodation: full board / fully accommodated tour
Vehicle: 7 seater 4×4 safari vehicle with pop up roof
Cost: £2173 per person
Tour in brief: Private escorted tour, Okonjima, Swakopmund and Etosha
Itinerary
Day 1
You will be met at Walvis Bay airport by Kathryn and driven the short distance to Swakopmund where you have the afternoon to rest after your flight before going out to dinner in this quirky seaside town
o/n 6 bed beachfront apartment dinner, bed and breakfast
Day 2
After breakfast we set off early to take the tar main tar road north towards Etosha National Park for the first of 8 nights in this world famous wildlife sanctuary.
o/n Okaukuejo Camp – 4 bed and 2 bed chalets – full board
Day 3 and 4
This huge park is home to an amazing diversity of wildlife and your first three nights will be spent in the western sector which is known for its open plains and wide vistas where vast herds of herbivores trek endlessly to the camp’s floodlit waterhole followed by the ever present carnivores looking for their next meal.
o/n Okaukuejo Camp – 4 bed and 2 bed chalets- full board
Day 5, 6 and 7
This morning we travel east into the centre of the park and the wooded area surrounding Halali Camp. This diverse area has both Mopani woodland and dry savanna that rolls down to the very edge of the giant salt pan. The floodlit waterhole is a real highlight of this camp with black rhino and huge herds of elephant often seen along with porcupines and honey badgers and even the ever elusive leopard.
o/n Halali Camp – 4 bed and 2 bed chalets- full board
Day 8, 9 and 10
You head east once more today towards Namutoni Camp and the wildlife rich plains around Fischer’s Pan. This area is home to the majority of the park’s giraffe and is the best place in Africa to find the world’s smallest antelope – the diminutive Damara Dik-Dik.
o/n Namutoni Camp – double rooms – full board
Day 11
After a final game drive you leave the peace and quiet of Etosha this morning and find yourself once more on the tar road heading south back towards the capital. Your last night is one of sheer luxury at Okonjima Lodge, home of the Africat Foundation. This conservation project is based around the rehabilitation and relocation of cheetah and leopard back into the wild and is always a highlight of any Namibian holiday.
o/n Okonjima Lodge , Main Camp – luxury view rooms DB&B
Day 12
After a visit to the foundation to learn all about Africat you return to the lodge for a hearty breakfast / brunch before returning to the airport for your overnight flight back to the UK
o/n 36,000 feet
Total price: £2173pp for 11 nights private escorted tour for 6 guests
Included: driver and guide for entire trip / 7 seater 4×4 vehicle with pop up roof / all accommodation as described above, breakfast, lunch and dinner s and leopard tracking and Africat Foundation visit at Okonjima
Excluded: Flights to and from Namibia / National Park Fees of circa £12pppd



































