3 Days Etosha National Park Camping Tour
Etosha owes its unique landscape to the Etosha Pan, a vast, shallow chalky-white depression of approximately 5000 km2 that forms the heart of the park. Once a large inland lake fed by rivers from the north and east, it dried up 120 million years ago as continental drift changed the slope of the land and the course of the tributaries. A series of waterholes along the southern edge of the pan guarantee rewarding and often spectacular game viewing.
DEPARTS: ON REQUEST HIGHLIGHTS: ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
Tour Cost: USD 350.00 per person Minimum 2 People sharing
Itinerary
Day 1: OKAUKUEJO, ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
You will be collected between 09:00 & 10:30
A long drive this morning, we will travel north passing through farmland and making a small stop towns along the way, we aim to arrive at Andersons Gate on time the entrance to Etosha National Park by early afternoon gate closes at 19:00.
After entering Etosha we game drive our way through to the Okaukuejo camp where we will check in and set up a camp. After our evening meal we had to see Etosha’s big game at Okaukuejo’s floodlit waterhole, situated on the boundary of our camp and easily reachable on foot. Okaukuejo is famous for its waterhole, which has been described as one of the “best game viewing opportunities in Southern Africa”. Situated on the doorstep of our camp, black rhino, elephant, lion and numerous species. Overnight camping.
Afternoon Game drive
Sun downer
Overnight Campsite
Day 2 NAMUTONI, ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
A full day’s game we leave early to enjoy the cool morning air as we drive through Etosha to Namutoni camp, situated north of the park. Along the way we visit waterholes and are afforded splendid views of the massive Etosha Pan.
The game viewing is usually excellent and we have the chance to tick off a few new species that are not normally seen on the Okaukuejo side of the park. the eastern side of the park and our camp in the Namutoni region. Overnight camping
Day 3 WINDHOEK
Drive back to Windhoek, we are traveling on the main road, passing through a town of Okahandja, the home of Namibia’s largest wood carving market. The stalls operated on a local co-operative basis and are one of the best places to shop for truly Namibian souvenirs.
We are due back into the city afternoon time and you will be dropped off at your accommodation on our return.
