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Julia Araes
P.O. Box 20709
Windhoek / Namibia
Tel: +264 (0)61 309013
Fax: +264 (0)61 309061
Mobile: +264 (0)81 2321213
Day 3: Grasshoek Living Museum
The morning is set aside for an excursion to the San Historical Living Museum in Grasshoek. You will be entertained with singing, dancing, traditional games, learn a few words (“click language), shoot a bow & arrow, throw a spear and watch a traditional doctor heal a patient.
Day 4: Etosha National Park
We depart for Etosha National Park, Okaukuejo Resort – situated at the southern entrance to the park, is the oldest establishment in Etosha. The unique attraction of this resort is that it overlooks a permanent waterhole that is floodlit at night, giving visitors the opportunity to see some of the shy, nocturnal wildlife.
Day 5: Grootberg (Damaraland)
Our journey continues after a short early morning game drive to Damaraland with its rugged landscapes, spares population and great mountains.
Day 6: Himba Village
We will visit a himba village, one of the last most traditional peoples of Namibia in a small settlement near Palmfontein surrounded by makalani palms and dry river beds.
Day 7: Erongo Mountains
We continue our journey towards a special wilderness area in Namibia, encircled by Erongo Mountains where the desert, mountain, and bushveld ecosystem combine.
Day 8: International Airport
Transfer to airport after some shopping at the craft centre in Windhoek.
The morning is set aside for an excursion to the San Historical Living Museum in Grasshoek. You will be entertained with singing, dancing, traditional games, learn a few words (“click language), shoot a bow & arrow, throw a spear and watch a traditional doctor heal a patient.
Day 4: Etosha National Park
We depart for Etosha National Park, Okaukuejo Resort – situated at the southern entrance to the park, is the oldest establishment in Etosha. The unique attraction of this resort is that it overlooks a permanent waterhole that is floodlit at night, giving visitors the opportunity to see some of the shy, nocturnal wildlife.
Day 5: Grootberg (Damaraland)
Our journey continues after a short early morning game drive to Damaraland with its rugged landscapes, spares population and great mountains.
Day 6: Himba Village
We will visit a himba village, one of the last most traditional peoples of Namibia in a small settlement near Palmfontein surrounded by makalani palms and dry river beds.
Day 7: Erongo Mountains
We continue our journey towards a special wilderness area in Namibia, encircled by Erongo Mountains where the desert, mountain, and bushveld ecosystem combine.
Day 8: International Airport
Transfer to airport after some shopping at the craft centre in Windhoek.
Itineraries – Namibia
8 Day: Authentic Namibia Tour
Highlights: Cheetah encounters, Bushmen culture, Etosha, Damaraland, Himba culture, Erongo
Options: Guided / Self-Drive
Accommodation: Lodging or Camping
Price: on request
Day 1: Windhoek
On arrival in Windhoek we proceed via mountain terrain to Windhoek, the capital city of Namibia. Enjoy an afternoon optional township tour and dinner with a local family.
Day 2: Cheetah Conservation
Our journey takes us north were we will live and be spoilt with some excellent farm style cooking and Namibian hospitality. En route we will stop over at the cheetah conservation fund to join a brief informative tour of the project and learn more about the project and have the opportunity to get up close to the world's fastest land animal, the cheetah.
8 Day: Authentic Namibia Tour
Highlights: Cheetah encounters, Bushmen culture, Etosha, Damaraland, Himba culture, Erongo
Options: Guided / Self-Drive
Accommodation: Lodging or Camping
Price: on request
Day 1: Windhoek
On arrival in Windhoek we proceed via mountain terrain to Windhoek, the capital city of Namibia. Enjoy an afternoon optional township tour and dinner with a local family.
Day 2: Cheetah Conservation
Our journey takes us north were we will live and be spoilt with some excellent farm style cooking and Namibian hospitality. En route we will stop over at the cheetah conservation fund to join a brief informative tour of the project and learn more about the project and have the opportunity to get up close to the world's fastest land animal, the cheetah.
