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Duration: 7hrs
Location: Namibia
Start: Swakopmund
End: Swakopmund
Visits: Sossusvlei

This is a popular day-trip starting from Swakopmund. Participants will visit the colourful dunes at Sossuvlei, or have an opportunity to see the spectacular coast, the Cape Fur Seal colony and shipwrecks, wetlands with bright pink flamingoes and Walvis Bay.

Duration: 4 day(s)
Departure time: This can be arranged when booking the tour.
Pickup info: Pick-up is from your accommodation establishment in Swakopmund at a time that suits you.

This is a fantastic opportunity to learn about a really remote part of Namibia and the flora and fauna that live in this harsh environment, experiencing it in a way that most tour companies rarely offer. As well as having an experienced guide, you will also meet up with expert trackers from Save The Rhino Trust who are dedicated to protecting the delicate ecosystem of this region.
This is a private tour that doesn't have specific departure dates; please enquire about availability. There is a maximum of four people (unless by special arrangement) and every trip is tailor-made to suit specific interests and fitness. Comfortable camping equipment, reliable vehicles, excellent meals, and above all, a first class guide are provided.

Duration: 4 day(s)
Departure time: As this is a private tour, there is no specified time but generally your guide meets you at the Mundulea main farm house after lunch and then you are transferred to the camp where you'll be accommodated for the next 3 nights.
Pickup info: Although transfers can be arranged from Swakopmund or Windhoek, most guests book this as part of a self-drive trip and so drive directly to Mundulea.

Kate & Bruno Nebe established Mundulea Nature Reserve in 2001 after purchasing 12000 hectares of farmland in the Otavi Mountains. After dismantling the existing boundaries and erecting secure game fencing around the perimeter, they began to add to the existing wildlife numbers with a carefully chosen variety of indigenous species. The aim has been to establish a reserve rich in Namibia's native flora and fauna, a place as close to its natural heritage as possible, where visitors can experience a true step back into the lush wilderness of this region.
The base camp consists of 4 permanently errected tents set amongst mature trees and a central boma area. From here you set out on foot to explore this rich and unique biosphere. The walking and hiking trails are carefully chosen to suit to the interests and abilities of the guests. Trails range from gentle ambles through sloping savannah, to rocky mountain climbs and descents into canyons and gorges.
There are many antelope species already flourishing but giraffe and springbok - once plentiful in this area - are having to be gradually reintroduced. The reserve's most recent arrivals were the endangered black faced impala and a small group of tsessebe. Often-seen predators include leopard, cheetah, hyena, honey badgers, jackal, serval and lynx. Aardvark, aardwolf, bat-eared foxes, meerkats and pangolin are also sometimes spotted.

Duration: 7 Days
Location: Namibia
Start: Windhoek
End: Windhoek
Southern Namibia has some of the most stark yet awe-inspiring desert scenery you'll ever see, varying from the deep ravines of the Fish River, to the lunar landscape of Luderitz, to the richly-coloured dunes of Sossusvlei. You can also see the quiver tree 'forest' near Kolmanskop, jackass penguins off the Luderitz coast or the desert horses around Aus, Namibia's only feral horses.
This is a comfortable camping safari that involves minimal participation. Camping equipment is provided but you'll need to bring your own sleeping bag or rent it from the safari company.
The tours are conducted in a minibus, land cruiser or safari truck with a maximum of 14 people per tour.

Duration: 3 Days
Location: Namibia
Start: Windhoek
End: Windhoek
Visits: Etosha National Park

TOUR DETAILS
Day 1: Windhoek - Etosha Park
Each tour participant will be picked up from their accommodation in Windhoek at 13.00 (or 12.00 during winter). We then travel north and briefly break in Otiwarongo prior to arriving at our lodge outside of the gates of Etosha National Park just before sunset. Participants will stay in shared twin rooms or permanent tents equipped with en-suite bathroom facilities. Dinner is prepared by your guide and we recommend making it an early night.
Meals: Dinner
Accommodation: A lodge near Etosha
Day 2: Etosha Park
We have an early sunrise departure from our lodge to be the first group at Etosha's gate and game drive until mid morning when we will stop and have a light breakfast. We will drive halfway across the park stopping at numerous waterholes and driving through the plains as we search for the Big 4, arriving at Halali for a respite during the hottest part of the day. At Halali your guide will prepare a tasty lunch while participants can relax by the waterhole or take a swim in the pool. After lunch we will continue on to the impressive Etosha Pan and walk on the pan and realize the vastness of this 4500 sq km saltpan (seasonal). We will then return to Okaukuejo, stopping at some well-known waterholes and depart the park before sunset. Participants will stay in shared twin rooms or permanent tents equipped with en-suite bathroom facilities. Dinner is prepared by your guide and we again recommend making it an early night.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: A lodge near Etosha
Day 3: Etosha Park - Windhoek
We will enter Etosha National Park for another early morning game drive (+ 3 hours) and search for predators, plains game and the various species of birds found within the magnificent and distinguished park. Your guide will provide you with a light lunch at the craft markets at Okahandja on the way to Windhoek. We will arrive in the capital in the late afternoon where you can enjoy the city or have the option to join the Sossusvlei Express which departs at midday on the following day. Each participant will be dropped at their accommodation and airport transfers can be arranged, however advanced notice is necessary.
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

Day 1: Windhoek - Etosha Park
Each tour participant will be picked up from their accommodation in Windhoek at 13.00 (or 12.00 during winter). We then travel north and briefly break in Otiwarongo prior to arriving at our lodge outside of the gates of Etosha National Park just before sunset. Participants will stay in shared twin rooms or permanent tents equipped with en-suite bathroom facilities. Dinner is prepared by your guide and we recommend making it an early night.
Meals: Dinner
Accommodation: A lodge near Etosha
Day 2: Etosha Park
We have an early sunrise departure from our lodge to be the first group at Etosha's gate and game drive until mid morning when we will stop and have a light breakfast. We will drive halfway across the park stopping at numerous waterholes and driving through the plains as we search for the Big 4, arriving at Halali for a respite during the hottest part of the day. At Halali your guide will prepare a tasty lunch while participants can relax by the waterhole or take a swim in the pool. After lunch we will continue on to the impressive Etosha Pan and walk on the pan and realize the vastness of this 4500 sq km saltpan (seasonal). We will then return to Okaukuejo, stopping at some well-known waterholes and depart the park before sunset. Participants will stay in shared twin rooms or permanent tents equipped with en-suite bathroom facilities. Dinner is prepared by your guide and we again recommend making it an early night.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: A lodge near Etosha
Day 3: Etosha Park - Windhoek
We will enter Etosha National Park for another early morning game drive (+ 3 hours) and search for predators, plains game and the various species of birds found within the magnificent and distinguished park. Your guide will provide you with a light lunch at the craft markets at Okahandja on the way to Windhoek. We will arrive in the capital in the late afternoon where you can enjoy the city or have the option to join the Sossusvlei Express which departs at midday on the following day. Each participant will be dropped at their accommodation and airport transfers can be arranged, however advanced notice is necessary.
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

Day 4: Windhoek - Sossusvlei
Day 5: Sossusvlei
Day 6: Windhoek

The route to the coast takes you down the Gamsberg Pass and through the Namib, the landscape varying from rocky mountains to endless desert plains. You explore the Moon Landscape near Swakopmund, the beautiful Erongo mountains and the rock formation at Vingerklip before heading to Etosha National Park for some serious game viewing. The final night of the tour is at the lovely Frans Indongo Lodge near Waterberg.

Day 1: Windhoek - Swakopmund
Day 2: Walvis bay & Swakopmund
Day 3: Swakopmund - Erongo Region
Day 4: Erongo - Vingerklip
Day 5: Vingerklip - Etosha national Park
Day 6: Etosha
Day 7: Etosha
Day 9: Windhoek

The above itinerary is only a guideline. Whilst the safari company tries to adhere to it there may be circumstances that make a change necessary (ie weather and/or road conditions, seasonal daylight hours, accommodation availability etc.).

On this trip you will visit the Africat Foundation at Okonjima to meet and learn about Africa's Big Cats. Then on to Etosha National Park for some game viewing. The Himba village at Oase brings you in touch with the cultural traditions of these proud people before travelling into the desert to spend the night at The Brandberg, Namibia's highest mountain and an ancient Bushman spiritual site. Swakopmund on the Skeleton Coast offers time to relax or time for some adventure sport adrenaline and the trip closes with two nights in the area around Sossusvlei, the world's tallest dunes in the world's oldest desert.
Transport is in a minibus, landcruiser or specially converted safari truck.

Day 1: Windhoek - Okonjima
Day 2: Etosha Park
Day 3: Etosha Park
Day 4: Etosha - Kamanjab
Day 5: Kamanjab - Brandberg
Day 6: Brandberg - Swakopmund
Day 7: Swakopmund
Day 8: Swakopmund - Sesriem Area
Day 9: Sossusvlei
Day 10: Windhoek

The above itinerary is only a guideline. Whilst the safari company tries to adhere to it there may be circumstances that make a change necessary (ie weather and/or road conditions, seasonal daylight hours etc.).

This trip is a combination of 2 popular tours - the Southern Swing and Northern Adventure. The first half of the trip visits the weird Quiver Tree Forest close to Keetmanshoop; the imposing Fish River Canyon; the Orange River, the border between Namibia and South Africa; the stark beauty of the desert around the coastal town of Luderitz; and of course the famous dunes of Sossusvlei.
The second stage visits Okonjima, the home of Africat, a rehabilitation centre for big cats; rich game viewing within Etosha National Park; a Himba village; the vast vistas of Damaraland; the coastal town of Swakopmund where there are numerous activities that can be embarked on; finally returning to Windhoek.

Day 1: Windhoek - Quiver Tree Forest
Day 2: Quiver Tree - Fish River Canyon
Day 3: Fish River - Klein Aus Vista
Day 4: Luderitz Day Trip - Klein Aus Vista
Day 5: Klein Aus - Sesriem Area
Day 6: Sossusvlei
Day 7: Windhoek
Day 8: Windhoek - Okonjima
Day 9: Etosha Park
Day 10: Etosha Park
Day 11: Etosha - Kamanjab
Day 12: Kamanjab - Brandberg
Day 13: Brandberg - Swakopmund
Day 14: Swakopmund - Windhoek

The above itinerary is only a guideline. Whilst the safari company tries to adhere to it there may be circumstances that make a change necessary (ie weather and/or road conditions, seasonal daylight hours etc.).