Enjoy an early morning wake-up call followed by breakfast before being transferred to Etosha National Park. We will head into the park (via the Galton Gate) and have an evening game drive as we move across the park to reach Okaukuejo camp.

A packed lunch will be enjoyed along the road. The park is home to 4 of the Big Five (elephant, lion, leopard, and black rhino). Its waterholes support a rich diversity of birds and mammals, including rare species such as black-faced impala, cheetah, and Namibia’s smallest antelope, the Damara dik-dik.

The park cannot support the large herds of game found in East Africa, but it has a diversity and haunting quality that few parks can
match. Etosha National Park covers an area of approximately 22270sq km and is home to around 114 mammal species, 340 bird species, 110 reptiles, 16 amphibians, and even a fish.

Meals and overnight at Onguma Bush Camp/ Toshari Lodge/ Mushara Lodge.

After breakfast, you will embark on a morning and afternoon game drive in Etosha National Park, and enjoy its animals and landscapes some more.

The park cannot support the large herds of game found in East Africa, but it has a diverse and haunting quality that few parks can match. Etosha or “the great white place,” owes its unique landscape to the Etosha Pan, a vast shallow depression of approximately 4800
sq km.

A series of waterholes along the southern edge of the pan attract game into this area. While anywhere in Etosha National Park is guaranteed to be a fantastic safari experience, we think you'll particularly enjoy Eastern Etosha National Park.

It has all the usual Etosha features, from the iconic salt pans to the fantastic wildlife. But its safari trails are less crowded because the camps out here are smaller and more exclusive.

Meals and overnight at Onguma Bush Camp/ Toshari Lodge/ Mushara Lodge.

Today we'll again have a game drive in Etosha National Park for a full-day safari. Enjoy the wonderful opportunity to explore the Etosha National Park with its abundance of wildlife.

We may encounter animal species we have not seen in the previous days, and we look forward to any new surprises at the different
waterholes we visit. The day is devoted purely to the abundant wildlife found in the Etosha National Park, which surrounds a parched salt desert known as the Etosha Pan.

Meals and overnight at Onguma Bush Camp/ Toshari Lodge/ Mushara Lodge.

After breakfast, you will leave for Twyfelfontein into Damaraland (Kunene Region), a sparsely populated part of Namibia, an area of stunning scenic beauty and home to the desert-adapted elephant.

Twyfelfontein is home to one of the largest collections of rock-art
engravings found in Southern Africa. In 2007 UNESCO declared Twyfelfontein or /Ui-//aes as Namibia's first World Heritage.

The name Twyfelfontein is Afrikaans for “doubtful fountain” a reference to the small fountain located in the area. The farmer who purchased this land doubted that the fountain could produce enough water to support the variety of games depicted in the
engravings.

You will then be transferred to your lodge.

Meals and overnight at Camp Kipwe/ Malansrus Tented Camp/ Mowani Mountain Camp.

After breakfast, we explore the beauty and wildlife of Damaraland on a nature drive in the dry Aba-Huab River Valley with the possibility to encounter desert adapted wildlife such as springbok, oryx, elephants, etc."Desert" elephants migrate long distances in search of food and water.

They are one of only two populations of “desert” elephants in the world (the other is in Mali).

We'll also visit the Organ Pipes, located in a small ravine. Close by is the Burnt Mountain, which appears to have been literally burned by fire.

Meals and overnight at Camp Kipwe/ Malansrus Tented Camp/ Mowani Mountain Camp.

After breakfast, you will be driven to the famous Skeleton Coast. It's awesome to see the shore that separates the dunes from the Atlantic ocean. Look out for the ship wrecks protruding from the sand and Cape Cross where you'll see several seal colonies.

After a day out in the desert, we'll reach the coastal town of Swakopmund. It is a historical desert town, surrounded by desert and the sea. It is a popular holiday destination with a Bavarian flare!

Leisure afternoon is free for shopping and/or optional extra activities such as quad biking on the dunes, skydiving, para-gliding, horse & camel riding, etc. Visit the museum, the cristal gallery, or art galleries.

In the evening, we'll go to one of the best restaurants in Swakopmund for dinner.

Meals and overnight at Strand Hotel Swakopmund/ Swakopmund Hotel/ Hansa Hotel.

Go to Walvis Bay, which has been a haven for sea vessels because of its natural deepwater harbour. Being rich in plankton and marine life, these waters draw large numbers of whales attracting whalers and fishing vessels.

From the Walvis Bay Yacht Club, board the catamaran and spend the morning exploring the bay area, which is home to a great variety of birdlife, Seals and three different types of dolphins may be encountered.

These are the heavyside dolphins, which are the most prolific in being endemic to the coast of Namibia, dusky dolphins and Atlantic bottlenose dolphins. The larger mammals, like the Southern right whale and the humpback whales may be spotted with a bit of extra special luck. There are rare sightings of sunfish and leatherback turtles.

Depart for an exhilarating dune drive in the Sandwich Harbour area for breathtaking panoramic views of the picturesque dunes engulfed by the sea. The area hosts upwards of 70000 birds.

Meals and overnight at Strand Hotel Swakopmund/ Swakopmund Hotel/ Hansa Hotel.

After breakfast, you will go inland to the imposing Brandberg range, known as the "Matterhorn of Namibia," or the magnificent granite peaks of Spitzkoppe.

Enjoy the vast desert views while wandering among towering rock formations and balancing boulders throughout the day. In addition to pointing out hidden San rock art sites, such as the well-known White Lady painting at Brandberg or the historic petroglyphs at Spitzkoppe, our Kubwa Five Safaris local guide can describe the geology of the area.

You will enjoy a campfire at night while watching stars and enjoying the Spitzkoppe mountains in the background.

Meals and overnight at Spitzkoppen Lodge

After breakfast, you will be transferred to Erongo Mountains where you will have a scenic drive on arrival.

you will have the opportunity to enjoy scenic drives through the rugged mountain terrain, guided nature walks among massive boulders and unique vegetation, and excellent birdwatching opportunities. The region is home to a variety of wildlife such as antelope, baboons, and numerous bird species that thrive within the rocky environment.

The Erongo Mountains are also renowned for their impressive rock art created by the San people thousands of years ago. Visiting some of these ancient rock painting sites offers insight into the lives and traditions of Namibia’s earliest inhabitants. Along the way, you may also stop at local craft markets where artisans display handmade jewelry, sculptures, and other unique souvenirs.

Meals and overnight at Hohenstein Lodge/ Erongo Wilderness Lodge/ Moon Mountain Lodge.

After breakfast, you will be driven back to Windhoek. The drive back works as a scenic drive because there is nothing short of amazing as far as Namibia's landscapes are concerned.

On arrival, you will check into your hotel and do some relaxing for the rest of the day.

Meals and overnight at Windhoek Country Club Resort/ Hilton Hotel Windhoek/ Avani Windhoek.

After having a delightful breakfast, you will be driven to Hosea Kutako International Airport for your scheduled flight back home.

Your Namibian safari is over, but we hope it will live long in your memory. We are sad to send you on your way but hope that we will see you again next time you go on safari.

If you would love to extend your trip to any of these African countries—Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Ethiopia, and Burundi—this can be arranged too.