Explore Etosha Self–Drive
Safari Description:
A short self–drive visiting Etosha National Park, Namibia. One of the largest wildlife destinations in the world. Enjoy rewarding game viewing and spot elephants, predators such as lion, leopard and hyena, and watch out for endangered black rhino. Camping, acccommodation and luxury accommodation options available
Safari Highlights:
Etosha National Park – game drives and game viewing in premier park – Okaukuejo, Halali and Namutoni; Etosha Pan
Luxury option: additional activities in private game reserves and high–quality accommodation and service
Main Attractions:
Map & Short Itinerary:
Day 1 Okaukuejo campsie/Etosha Safari Camp
Day 2 Halali campsite
Day 3 Namutoni / Onguma campsite
Day 4 Return to Windhoek
Day 1 Okaukuejo Resort
Day 2 Halali Resort
Day 3 Onguma Bush Camp
Day 4 Return to Windhoek/end
Day 1 Ongava Lodge Ongava Private Reserve
Day 2&3 Onguma Private Reserve
Day 4 Return to Windhoek
Length | 4 days |
Safari Type | Self Drive Safari |
Price From | NAD 7763 |
Countries | Namibia |
Accommodation | Accommodation, Camping, Luxury |
Group Size | Minimum 1 people |
Single Supplement | Yes |
Please Note | Subject to availability of accommodation |
Departures | On Request |
Comfort Level:
Accommodation Comfort | |
Camping Comfort | |
Luxury Comfort |
Detailed Itinerary:
Day 1 Etosha National Park
Collect your vehicle and depart for Etosha National Park, Namibia’s premier wildlife haven and where you’ll spot many species of game together as they congregate around waterholes to quench their thirst.
Day 2&3 Etosha National Park
Your days can be spent enjoying game drives in the park where different herbivores have adapted to Namibia’s harsh climate – watch out for oryx, springbok, wildebeest, zebra, giraffe and predators such as lion, leopard and hyena. It’s also home to endangered species such as cheetah and rhino. Sit at waterholes, an authentic way to watch the comings and goings of the animals as they come to drink, or as they criss–cross the pan for better grazing. Etosha Pan itself is huge, an ancient shallow lake that dried leaving nothing but salt pans, so large that they can be seen from space. Shimmering mirages, dancing dust–devils and fresh–waterholes located by the side of the pan, along with great wildlife make Etosha truly unique.
For clients travelling on the luxury package, your nights are spent in private reserves adjacent to the National Park where you can enjoy activities on the private reserves, or enter Etosha National Park, but experience quality accommodation and service
Day 4 Windhoek
If time permits, perhaps enjoy one final game drive to tick off any final wildlife sightings before returning to Windhoek – no flights prior to late–afternoon