4 Days Classic Etosha National Park

After a quick safari orientation in the morning and after your luggage has been securely secured, your excursion may begin. You will be in awe of the stunning, open spaces Namibia has to offer as you travel across its countryside. Additionally, you travel through a number of small villages where you are welcome to stop for lunch (optional). The Etosha Safari Camp, located just south of the entrance to the Etosha National Park, will be your place to stay for the following two nights. You start your first game drive at the park after a brief check-in. One of Africa’s most well-known parks, the Etosha National Park, offers wonderful opportunities for game drives. On this afternoon game drive, with any luck, you can see a variety of species because your guide is familiar with the animals’ preferred hiding spots.

Those who get up early are frequently rewarded when on safari. Additionally, you get to see the spectacular sunrise that the Etosha region is famous for producing. You get to go on safari today for the entire day, looking for some of Africa’s most famous animal residents. Lions, rhinos, and elephants frequently steal the show. In addition, there are herds of zebra, giraffe, wildebeest, and different antelope in the Etosha National Park. all contributing significantly to a wide ecology. Take your time at the many watering holes so that you might frequently be rewarded with great wildlife sightings. Another option is to stop at the Etosha Pan, a vast salt flat that is so large it can be seen from space. In the indigenous Oshiwambo language, this is where Etosha gets its name, which translates as “Great White Place.” Why is clear to see. You head back to your tent as the shadows lengthen; you’ll have plenty of fresh tales to share that evening.

Before continuing on to the Okonjima Plains Camp, your next stop, a healthy meal should be consumed in the morning. In addition to being in a stunning location, the camp provides an afternoon wildlife drive that has a decent possibility of seeing leopard and brown hyena. The camp also has self-guided nature trails that you can safely walk along as an alternative. a nice opportunity to enjoy your surroundings while extending your legs a little. In the evening, you’ll be treated to another delectable meal.

In the morning, you’ll pay a visit to the AfriCat Foundation’s Carnivore Care and Information Centre. One of Namibia’s most endangered carnivore species is being protected by the nonprofit organization AfriCat. For its work on big cat conservation, the Foundation is particularly well-known and regarded. You will learn more about the active conservation work that the Foundation undertakes from the guide during the activity. You then proceed to Okahandja on your way back to Windhoek after these activities. From the market run by the local woodcarvers, you can purchase various handmade trinkets here. Your voyage with us concludes when you arrive in Windhoek, and we hope to see you again soon!