Namibian Etosha Safari

Etosha National Park is an 8, 600 square mile park located in Namibia. The park is named after the Etosha Pan, a 1, 840 square mile salt pan, which is a mostly dry lakebed with high mineral and salt encrusting the top. The first Europeans to visit the region arrived in 1851. The name Etosha is derived from an Oshindonga word meaning 'Great White Place. ' Mammals that are common to Etosha National Park include the African bush elephant, the southern white rhino, the southwestern black rhino, the African buffalo, the Angolan giraffe, the southwest African lion, the African leopard, the South African cheetah, servals, caracals, African wildcats, black footed cats, black backed jackals, Cape foxes, brown hyenas, spotted hyenas, a variety of mongooses, meerkats, warthogs, zebras, hartebeests, wildebeests, and common elands, among many other species.

Day 1: Windhoek to Etosha National Park - 433km (269miles) - ±4H35min You will be collected between 08:00 and 08:30, as our journey takes us to the northern part of Namibia. A long drive this morning to the Etosha National Park will see us passing through farmland and making a few stops in towns of Otjiwarongo and Outjo along the way, we aim to arrive in Etosha National Park early in the afternoon where we will stop to enjoy some lunch. A few hours before sunset we will arrive at our camp enjoying the view of the African sun disappear. Day 2: Etosha National Park A full day of game driving is on the cards for today, as we leave early to enjoy the cool morning air and game drive our way through the park. The game viewing in the park is usually excellent and we have the chance to tick off various species that we may have missed on our first day. Day 3: Etosha to Windhoek 433km (269miles) - ±5H20min After breakfast, we will enjoy one last game drive, as we work our way back to Windhoek Customizable tour