WELCOME 2 AFRICA - NAMIBIA TOURS!

FLYING NAMIBIA
7 DAYS/6 NIGHTS - WINDHOEK TO WINDHOEK

A 7 day fly-in safari visiting Namibia's main attractions.

Day 1
The first leg of the journey takes you from Windhoek across the magnificent mountain range towards the far south of Namibia. Enjoy the Hardap Dam, the Kalahari Desert, the extinct Brukkaros Volcano and the vast intriguing plains of the south from a bird's-eye view. Our destination is the magnificent boulder-studded plains and hills to the east of the great Fish River Canyon, second largest of its kind in the world.
Fish River Canyon (Canon Lodge) - dinner, bed and breakfast basis

Day 2
A scenic flight takes us over the steep and winding gorges of the Fish River Canyon, over the fascinating landscapes of the pro-Namib to Sesriem, the gateway to the southern Namib Desert and its magnificent dune belts.
Sossusvlei (Sossusvlei Lodge) - dinner, bed and breakfast basis

Day 3
Visit Sossusvlei, a clay pan surrounded by some of the highest sand dunes in the world. Observe the fauna and flora that inhabits this region. Time will be taken to explore the impressive sandstone conglomerate gorges of the Sesriem Canyon, formed by the Tsauchab River. A low-level flight takes us to the Atlantic Ocean, across the dune desert to Swakopmund Airport, followed by a short transfer to your hotel.
Swakopmund (Hansa Hotel) - bed and breakfast basis

Day 4
A transfer takes us to Walvis Bay where we embark on a marine cruise. This provides us with a glimpse of Namibia's only deepsea harbour, encounters with aquatic birds and Cape Fur Seals, and the opportunity of sighting Bottlenose and Heavy-Side Dolphins. The latter is a species endemic to the coast of south-western Africa. Namibian Oysters, counted amongst the best in the world, canapés and chilled sparkling wine from South Africa as well as soft drinks are served on board during this leisurely cruise. Our charter flight takes us north along the Skeleton Coast, flying over the seal colony at Cape Cross, shipwrecks, the Messum Crater and the riverbeds of Namibia's ephemeral watercourses.
Coast / Damaraland (Twyfelfontein Lodge) - dinner, bed and breakfast basis

Day 5
The slopes of Twyfelfontein are strewn with boulders; all dotted with thousands of paintings and ancient engravings, a virtual open-air museum. Geological features in the area include the Organ Pipes, angular columns of dolerite which are all part of Namibia’s rich natural history. Our journey continues, cutting across the northern interior of the country to Mokuti, situated at the eastern gate to the Etosha National Park.
Etosha Area (Mokuti Lodge) - bed and breakfast basis

Day 6
The game and birds found here are typical of the savannah plains of Southern Africa, but include several species endemic to the western side of the continent, adjacent to the Namib desert. Among the rarer species, Black and White Rhino (recently reintroduced) are frequently seen. Black-faced Impala are restricted to Namibia and southern Angola and the Damara dikdik, the park’s smallest antelope is also endemic. Hundreds of bird species have been recorded, with many migrants during the summer period. Participate in early morning and afternoon guided game drives into the Etosha National Park.
Etosha (Mokuti Lodge) – bed and breakfast basis

Day 7
After a leisurely breakfast, we board our aircraft for the final flight back to Windhoek.

PRICES FROM 1ST OF DECEMBER 04 TO 30TH OF NOVEMBER 05:

Price per person sharing: R 19305
Single supplement: R 1785
Departure: Mondays on specified dates