Our guided safari fee is per vehicle and includes the camping and park costs for two people with confirmed reservation at all the reserves or parks and overnight places. We do not camp arbitrarily and unauthorized in the veld! This safari is aimed at true bush and nature lovers and ones who enjoy the unspoilt wilderness. The safari is not designed as an obstacle course or an endurance race.

A 4x4 with low range is not essential for this safari but will make the journey much easier for you. A 4x2 vehicle with diff-lock and soft-roaders with ample ground clearance will also be able to undertake the safari.

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The safari fee includes all campsite fees for 2 people for the Botswana part of the safari. The safari fee excludes all Park fees and the activities that will be available; we will however make the provisional bookings for you for all these activities. To secure your reservation we will need a 50% deposit with your booking. Book early to avoid disappointment on this “Out of Africa”. This will be a once in a lifetime journey with place for only 10 vehicles.

The following is included in the Safari fee - Safari information (full itinerary of the safari, pack list, safari manners), Tour guide fees, Recovery and Border assistance, Convoy control, Camping fees and assistance with your preparations for the safari. The following costs are excluded from our fee for the above safaris - camping equipment, food, beverages, water, fuel, border and road levies, activity costs and all the park fees.

Namibia is a land with extremes, an extraordinary country with wide horizons, contrasting landscapes, an abundance of wildlife and a population that is among the lowest in the world.  It’s a country that has so much to offer explorers, and its home to some of the best gravel roads in Africa. That’s why we will be travelling mostly on gravel roads for this safari to discover some of the most amazing wildlife scenes that the oldest desert has to offer.

The circular route will take us to the magnificent Augrabies Falls for a two night stay. Once you’ve set up camp, sitting back and enjoying a sundowner is an absolute must. Crossing over into Namibia via Aramsvlei we head to Noordoewer for an unbelievable wine farm experience on the banks of the mighty Orange River. The chalets at Norotshama over look the river. The picturesque German town of Luderitz will be our base for two nights. But on route we will be going thru the Ai-Ais-Richtersveld Transfrontier Park, you will feel as if no one else has ever been here. The gravel road winds along the edge of the river, where masses of water are framed by towering black mountains and a heaven for 4x4 enthusiasts. From Luderitz we will visit the ghost town of Kolmanskop and seek the Wild Horses of Namibia. The coastline around Luderitz has a strangely post-apocalyptic appeal to it.

Our next night will be spent at a guest farm on route to Sesriem campsite, but not before visiting the Duwisib Castle and then we head to the renowned Sossusvlei for a two night camping experience. This area boasts some of the world’s highest sand dunes and is a photographer’s delight. These dunes tower to almost unimaginable heights, and no matter how hard the wind blows, the angle of the sand will never be more than 32 degrees. You can sit for hours on these dunes and take in the infinite beauty and isolation of the desert or charge down a dune for a pulse-racing experience.

En route to Swakopmund we will visit the best Apple pie bakery in the Namib-desert. We will stay at the Solitaire lodge before spending four nights in the adventure capitol of Namibia. Prepare yourself for the most amazing landscapes, Vogelfederberg, Kuiseb River, Kuiseb pass and the Kuiseb canyon before we get to Swakopmund. From here we can explore the Spitzkoppe with its dramatic bushman drawings, Brandberg with the White Lady, Henties Bay, Cape Cross, Dune 7, the Welwitschia’s plants and some adventure quad biking in the desert.  During our stay in Swakopmund we will be doing a sea adventure at Walvis Bay. Experience dolphins leaping out of the water; touch a seal on the boat, sea birds soaring above while you enjoy fresh Namibian oysters with cold sparkling wine.  If Namibia doesn’t get your heart pumping nothing will. Come with us and experience what others talk about.

En route to Gauteng we will spend a night at Windhoek to enjoy its night life at Joe’s beer garden before heading into Botswana  on the Trans-Kalahari highway for our last night at Kang. We will enter South Africa at Zeerust. Space is limited for this three-country safari.

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