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| Namibia Semi-Luxury Mobile Safari 2010 |
Namibia - Land of Contrasts. This semi-luxury safari includes many of the varied ecosystems unique to Namibia including the fascinating and remote northern areas of Damaraland and Kaokoland.
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2009 SPECIAL OFFER
Until 31 December 2009 the following discounts are offered for this safari
4 or more booking together - 20%
3 or more booking together - 15%
2 or more booking together - 10%
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Semi-Luxury Fully Guided Mobile Safari to Namibia
This Tour Operator specialises in providing semi-luxury mobile safaris, conducted in specially prepared comfortable off-road game viewing vehicle and led by experienced guides.
This safari has been prepared specifically with the accent on a safari that combines the adventure of a true African bush safari, access to big game, together with a degree of comfort not normally found under these circumstances.
The safari will cover a number of distinct eco-systems within the Namibian bush environments, including the awe inspiring and fascinating remote areas of Damarland and Kaokoland.
It is a mobile safari, which means that many nights, camp will be pitched and struck again the next morning. Your crew will take care of all this without intruding on your privacy.
Care has been taken in choosing this itinerary to include the following well known, and some lesser known but nonetheless exciting bush and game areas.
-Damaraland
-Kaokoland
-Etosha National Park
This safari is for 14 nights, commencing and ending in Windhoek, Namibia.
Day by day activity
Day 1.
arr Windhoek, met by Tour Operator and head north, overnight at a lodge en route to Etosha Game Reserve.
Days 2+3+4.
On to Etosha where you camp for three nights incl Okaukuejo and Fort Namutoni with time to explore this world famous game reserve and spend time game viewing at the many waterholes.
Day 5.
Heading further west, overnight camp at the picturesque community camp site at Ruacana.
Days 6+7
Continuing west through Kaokoland to Epupa Falls and the home of the Himba peoples. Camp for two nights as we explore this area.
Day 8.
Leaving Damarland head north to Otinungwe via the beautiful Marienfluss Valley. Camp on banks of Kunene River.
Days 9+10.
Turning south through Kaokoland, to overnight camp at Purros or go in search of the scarce desert adapted elephant.
Day 11.
Leaving Kaokoalnd via Ongongo and a dip in the hotsprings. Camp for the night at Khowarib Schlucht.
Day 12.
A magnificent and awe inspiring journey through the Huanib river bed and the remote valleys to Abu-Huab community camp site close to the Twyfelfontein complex, the Burnt Mountain and the Organ Pipes.
This is the Southern border for desert adapted elephant and rhino.
Day 13.
Travel through the awesome Namib landscape and Cape Cross to Swakopmund, the pretty ex German colonial town on the west coast.Overnight in ensuite chalets.
Day 14.
Return to Windhoek and overnight at a lodge in the city.
Day 15.
The safari ends after breakfast. Transfer to Windhoek airport.
Disclaimer
Whereas the Tour operator has presented this itinerary in good faith, it is in the nature of a safari that for reasons beyond its control not all aspects of the itinerary may be available at the time the safari takes place. In this instance, the Tour Operator will at its discretion replace certain items, venues or routes with those of a similar or equal nature.
A word about this safari.
This is a semi-luxury safari whereby a crew will accompany you throughout, making and breaking camp, cooking and serving all meals,as well as doing all camp chores. Your role is to sit back, relax and enjoy. Note also that all sleeping equipment is provided incl duvets and sheets (not sleeping bags), towels etc.
Price. The price for the above safari itinerary is Euro 2,995 per person for 15 days for a minimum of 2 people travelling together. .
The price includes
-transport as indicated above.
-use of all camping equipment and sleeping gear.
-exclusive service of guides and crew.
-food and beverages with three meals per day
-beer and wine served around the campfire and with evening meals.
-lodge accommodation on a shared basis as shown on days 1 and 14
-all entry and camping fees to both National Parks and private concession areas.
The price excludes
-airfares and other costs to and from start and end points
-bar bills, laundry and extras charged in hotel and lodges if used.
-visas and other governmental requirements.
-medical, health and loss insurance
-any charges for extra activities not specifically mentioned in the itinerary
-tips and gratuities
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