7-Day Journey through Namibia’s iconic Etosha National Park

Wildlife

Close wildlife encounters

Girrafe

Highlights

Game drive in western Etosha and wildlife viewing

Explore waterholes en route to Halali Camp

Game drive towards Namutoni and visit the historic fort

Visit the famous Okahandja craft market

Windhoek, Okaukuejo, Etosha National Park

safari, Wildlife

Private Tour

7 Days

Easy

English, German

Description

Embark on the Etosha Wildlife Journey through Namibia’s iconic Etosha National Park, home to diverse wildlife, including elephants, lions, giraffes, and rhinos. Explore the vast landscapes of salt pans, savannas, and waterholes, where animals gather for incredible viewing opportunities. Experience game drives and thrilling encounters with Namibia's wildlife.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Windhoek
- Arrival: Fly into Hosea Kutako International Airport, Windhoek.
- Transfer: Drive to Omalanga Safari Lodge.
- Activity: Settle in and enjoy a leisurely evening with an optional sundowner drive or guided walk around the lodge.
  - Accommodation: Omalanga Safari Lodge, DBB
Day 2: Omalanga Safari Lodge to Okaukuejo
- Morning: After breakfast, embark on a scenic drive to Etosha National Park, entering through the Anderson Gate.
- Afternoon: Game drive in the western part of Etosha on the way to Okaukuejo Camp.
- Evening: Relax by the famous Okaukuejo waterhole, which is frequented by elephants, rhinos, and other wildlife.
  - Accommodation: Okaukuejo Camp, BB
Day 3: Okaukuejo to Halali Camp
- Morning: Start the day with a game drive toward Halali Camp, visiting various waterholes en route.
- Afternoon: Arrive at Halali Camp for lunch.
- Evening: Join a guided night drive or relax at the camp’s waterhole, illuminated at night for prime wildlife viewing.
  - Accommodation: Halali Camp, BB
Day 4: Halali Camp to Namutoni Camp
- Morning: Enjoy a game drive towards Namutoni, exploring Etosha's central and eastern parts.
- Afternoon: Arrive at Namutoni Camp, where you can visit the historic fort.
- Evening: Evening game drive or relaxing at the camp.
  - Accommodation: Namutoni Camp, BB
Day 5: Namutoni to Frans Indongo Lodge
- Morning: After breakfast, take a final game drive as you exit Etosha through the Von Lindequist Gate.
- Transfer: Drive to Frans Indongo Lodge, located in a private reserve.
- Afternoon: Optional activities include a guided nature walk or a game drive on the lodge’s reserve.
- Evening: Enjoy a peaceful dinner under the stars.
  - Accommodation: Frans Indongo Lodge, DBB
Day 6: Frans Indongo Lodge to Windhoek
- Morning: Leisurely breakfast at the lodge.
- Transfer: Drive back to Windhoek, with an optional stop at the Okahandja craft market.
- Afternoon: Explore Windhoek at your own pace, visiting key attractions like Christ Church and the Independence Memorial Museum or shopping in the local markets.
- Evening: Enjoy a farewell dinner at one of Windhoek’s renowned restaurants.
  - Accommodation: Cavallo Guesthouse, BB
Day 7: Departure from Windhoek
- Morning: Depending on your flight time, enjoy a final breakfast and perhaps some last-minute shopping or sightseeing.
- Transfer: Drive to Hosea Kutako International Airport for your departure.

What's Included

Accommodation & Meals as per the Itinerary

Shuttle Services

Activities

Standard 4×4 Vehicle or 4×4 Camping Equipped Vehicle

15% VAT (Value Added Tax)

2% Namibia Tourism Levy

What's Excluded

Travel Insurance

Entrance Fees to the National parks

All other personal expenses

Know Before You Go

Many nationalities can enter Namibia visa-free for short stays (90 days or less), but check your specific requirements in advance.

Namibia has a desert climate, with hot days and cool nights. Summers (November to April) can be very hot, while winters (May to September) bring cooler evenings and mornings, especially in the desert regions.

The currency is the Namibian Dollar (NAD), which is tied to the South African Rand (ZAR). Rand is widely accepted in Namibia. Credit cards are accepted in most urban areas, but cash is essential in rural parts.

Namibia is a low-risk malaria country, but precautions are recommended, especially in the north (e.g., Etosha, Caprivi Strip). Carry insect repellent and consider antimalarial medication. Tap water is generally safe in cities, but bottled water is advisable in rural areas.

Namibia is generally safe for tourists, but like any destination, be mindful of your belongings, especially in busy areas. Always lock your car and avoid walking alone at night in urban areas.

Namibia drives on the left-hand side. The roads are mostly well-maintained, but many are gravel, requiring extra caution. A 4x4 vehicle is ideal for off-road conditions. For long drives in remote areas, make sure to carry extra water, fuel, and a spare tyre.

When on safari, always follow your guide's instructions, keep a safe distance from wildlife, and never leave your vehicle in parks unless it's permitted.

Namibia has diverse cultures, with German, Afrikaans, and indigenous influences. English is the official language, but Afrikaans and German are widely spoken. Respect local customs, especially when visiting rural communities.

Namibia operates on Central Africa Time (CAT), which is GMT+2.

Power supply is 220V with plug types D and M. Carry a universal adapter if needed.

What To Bring

Passport (valid for at least six months)

Visa (if required)

Travel insurance

Printed itinerary and booking confirmations

Lightweight, breathable clothing for daytime (neutral colors for safari)

Warm layers for cool mornings/evenings (especially in winter)

Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection

Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots

Swimwear for lodges with pools

Personal medications

First aid kit

Insect repellent (for mosquitoes)

Hand sanitizer and wet wipes

Camera/binoculars for wildlife viewing

Power bank/charger

Universal plug adapter (Namibia uses Type D and M plugs)

Phone with local SIM or roaming plan for communication

Refillable water bottle

Snacks for long drives

Lightweight backpack or day bag

Travel pillow or neck rest for flights and road trips

Guidebook or map

Journal for recording experiences

Flashlight or headlamp (handy for camps)

Lastly, pack light as you'll likely be moving between locations, and laundry services are available at most lodges.

Meeting Point

Hosea Kutako International Airport, Airport Terminal Building, Namibia

Cancellation Policy

For cancellations upto 2 days before the tour -

Refund of 80% of the tour price.

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Day 1: Arrival in Windhoek

Day 2: Omalanga Safari Lodge to Okaukuejo

Day 3: Okaukuejo to Halali Camp

Day 4: Halali Camp to Namutoni Camp

Day 5: Namutoni to Frans Indongo Lodge

Day 6: Frans Indongo Lodge to Windhoek

Day 7: Departure from Windhoek

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7-Day Journey through Namibia’s iconic Etosha National Park

Highlights

Description

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Windhoek

Day 2: Omalanga Safari Lodge to Okaukuejo

Day 3: Okaukuejo to Halali Camp

Day 4: Halali Camp to Namutoni Camp

Day 5: Namutoni to Frans Indongo Lodge

Day 6: Frans Indongo Lodge to Windhoek

Day 7: Departure from Windhoek

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