3-Day Etosha Safari Tour – Etosha Safari Camp

Your Full-Day Excursion to the Etosha National Park will start ca. 30 minutes before sunrise. Please make sure to be
at the reception in time.
Be sure to pack sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, binoculars, and your camera.
Full-Day Excursion to the Etosha National Park (guided): Explore the National Park and its amazing wildlife in a 24-
seater game vehicle. Refreshments, snacks, entrance fees to the National Park and passenger liability insurance are
included.

After returning from the game drive, dinner will be ready.

Meals: Snacks, with refreshments (while on the game drive) and dinner
Accommodation: Etosha Safari Camp

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast and a few hours at leisure. At 12:45 o'clock you need to be ready at reception. The Go2 Traveller Transfers will depart Etosha Safari Camp at 13:00 o'clock. The 421km journey from Etosha to Windhoek begins as a peaceful countryside drive and then gradually transforming into bustling towns as one moves more inland to the capital. This journey is filled with an abundance of different sceneries as the landscape changes from the large open white seemingly ashy earth crust with just a few basil green arid thorn- shrubs and Tamboti tree sprinkled through the horizon to large mountain ranges and peaks known as the Khomas Highlands. 317km from Etosha, one enters the small town of Outjo that has approximately 6000 inhabitants. As the “gateway to Etosha” Outjo has numerous bistros and friendly residents that are eager to greet and entertain the tourists passing through. Entering the Otjozondjupa Region one finds an even bigger town- Otjiwarongo, one of Namibia’s fastest growing towns with the 28 000 inhabitants and numerous surrounding private game farms and nature reserves. On route to Okahandja one passes the Okanjati Wildschutzgebiet (Okanjati Game Reserve) on the right-hand side. The Game reserve is about 360 square kilometres and privately owned for the protection of hippos and to house many different species of birds, antelope, lions, cheetahs, and even the much-endangered rhinos. A fossilized dinosaur footprint can be seen in the park. Okahandja is known as the “Garden town of Namibia” and is the place where the Okavango and Okamita rivers meet and flow into each other, but do not expect much water in the river as it only flows when the area has had heavy rain fall for some time during the months of November to April. One major tourist attraction is where many locals carve wood into many different decorative items, such as giraffe statues and small canoe boats. Exiting Okahandja the Von Bach Dam turnoff will appear on the left-hand side. The last 47km before one reach Windhoek sees a rather dramatic shift from the semi-arid countryside and rural areas to industrialized buildings and suburban life. One enters the highway to see poultry farms and even vehicle sale rooms. The journey back to Windhoek will take ca. 5 hours. Arrival at Windhoek Truck Port is ca. 18:00 o'clock.

Meals: Breakfast