We will take you on an unforgettable journey. We will begin by visiting the San community in the Otjozondjupa region, often known as the Bushmen. This safari will also take you on a wildlife experience in one of the world’s largest game parks (Etosha National Park), before continuing north to Opuwo, where we will meet the Himba (Ovahimba) people of Namibia. Etosha National Park is one of the most distinctive safari locations in southern Africa due to its uniqueness. It is situated in the north of Namibia, encircling the enormous 5,000 square kilometer Etosha saltpan, and it won’t let you down when it comes to wildlife viewing, which seems to happen simultaneously at the park’s various waterholes. It is conveniently located for a northern circuit trip because it is just about 300 miles from important Damaraland locations like Palmwag and Twyfelfontein.
We will greet you at the airport and then head north to the Grootfontein area, where we will meet the Bushmen tribe. We will stop for two hours at the Hoba Meteor, which is the largest known meteorite on Earth with a main mass estimated at 60 tons.
After breakfast, you’ll go exploring the waterholes in search of wildlife. You’ll head back to camp in the evening for some downtime and perhaps a refreshing plunge in the pool before dinner. After dinner, take some time to observe the animals congregating around the waterhole before retiring for the night.
After breakfast, we will head to Etosha National Park, Namibia’s top tourist destination! With a length of more than 350 kilometers from east to west, Etosha is one of the largest game parks in the world. Visits to Etosha are particularly gratifying because of the expansive plains, numerous waterholes, and plenty of wildlife (estimates: 200 Lions, 16000 Zebras, 7000 Oryx/Gemsbok, 2500 Elephants, 3000 Giraffes, 600 Black Rhinos, and many more species). Late-afternoon game drive before sundown and the closing of the gates, return to the camp.
After breakfast, we headed to Etosha National Park, Namibia’s top tourist destination! With a length of more than 350 kilometers from east to west, Etosha is one of the largest game parks in the world. The wide-open plains, numerous waterholes, and abundance of wildlife (estimates: 200 Lions, 16000 Zebras, 7000 Oryx/Gemsbok, 2500 Elephants, 3000 Giraffes, 600 Black Rhino, and many other species) make Etosha excursions extremely gratifying. Afternoon game drive Return to camp before dark and gate closure.
Following breakfast, we travel from Etosha to Opuwo, where we will visit the Himba people. Although they appear to have been forgotten by the rest of the world, the Himba live in great seclusion and follow a traditional way of life.
We meet the Himba people and tour their hamlet the next morning, learning about their old way of life. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn about their distinctive culture and customs, as well as an opportunity for ethnic photography.
We will return to Windhoek after breakfast. We’ll stop in Otjiwarongo for a quick lunch before continuing on to Okahandja for one more chance to buy gifts at the local market, where they sell lovely goods. We’ll arrive in Windhoek in the late afternoon and take you to your accommodation or at the airport.
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