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6 DAYS – NAMIBIA FLY-IN

KORI BUSTARD ROUTE

COME AND HAVE AN

EPIC ADVENTURE OF YOUR LIFE

Namibia from above - a very special experience! On this 6-day Fly-in Safari we visit the highlights of northern Namibia. The Etosha National Park with its abundance of wildlife and the harshness of the solitary Skeleton Coast Park. Enjoy the beautiful and luxurious camp and lodge in unique wilderness areas. Relish the solitude of this remote areas and marvel at the glittering lights of the night sky. .

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**Valid Until October 2022 - Only 9 Spots available -If You Are Interested, Please Reach Out & We Can Chat

ITINERARY:

Day 1: Arrival in Windhoek

'We will be picked up at the airport and driven to Windhoek. The hotel offers an outdoor pool and spa area. There are several restaurants on the premises with outdoor and indoor seating areas, and the sky bar offers a beautiful panoramic view of the Klein Windhoek district. The afternoon is at leisure, possibly for a city tour or depending on arrival we can take a stroll through the city centre (optional).

After breakfast we fly to the Etosha National Park, which is one of the largest game reserves in the world with almost 23'000 km2. Dozens of mammal and reptile species, several amphibian species and more than 300 bird species call the Etosha National Park their home.

The park's most notable geological feature is a salt pan so large it can be seen from space. The salt pan is normally dry, however in the raining season fills up with water which attracts flamingos, pelicans, and other waterbirds.

The abundant wildlife congregates around the waterhole which almost guarantees game sightings. The 30’000-ha private game reserve of Ongava is home to 100 different mammal species and about 350 different bird species

At the Ongava Tented camp we discuss our program for the next two days. In the afternoon we can take a game drive on the Ongava Reserve where the experienced guide will explain the fauna and flora of the area. From the lounge area and our tent, we have a clear view of the waterhole.

Day 2: Etosha National Park

After breakfast we fly to the Etosha National Park, which is one of the largest game reserves in the world with almost 23'000 km2. Dozens of mammal and reptile species, several amphibian species and more rhinos, lions and any other interesting animals that are out and about.

In the evening we look up into the sky and enjoy the multitude of the twinkling stars and the brightly visible Milky Way.

Day 3: Etosha National Park

Early morning, we can join the game drive into the Etosha National Park. Here the guide will give us more information about the animals, birds, and reptiles we will encounter. With some luck we might see lions, elephants and large herds of steppe antelopes.

Back at the camp we enjoy a late lunch and have some time to relax in the shade while observing the animals quenching their thirst at the waterhole. In the late afternoon we can take another game drive on the reserve where we hope to see the black and white

We will discuss our program for today and tomorrow with the lodge management. Activities offered by the lodge include beach lunch (weather permitting), Hoarusib River Excursion, introduction to the Skeleton Coast and Sundowner drive. Quad biking and Sandboarding offer excitement for the more adventurous.

Day 4: Flight over the Damaraland to the Skeleton Coast

We enjoy a leisurely breakfast at Ongava before we fly over the Damaraland to Möwe Bay, Skeleton Coast.

Enjoy the flight over ragged mountain ranges with tabletops and conical mountain shapes with ephemeral rivers cutting through the desert landscape.

At Möwe Bay we are picked up and transferred to the Shipwreck Lodge, in the famous Skeleton Coast Park.

The lodge is nestled between the dunes and overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. The main building and especially the bungalows captivate with their extraordinary architecture. All chalets offer a small stove for colder evenings and a cosy bathroom.

The lodge is an excellent starting point to explore the fascinating and breath-taking landscape of the rugged Skeleton Coast. Due to its direct location on the Atlantic coast, you should expect sometimes cold nights, foggy mornings and evenings, gusty winds, and plenty of sun during the day - the true and unique face of the Skeleton Coast. The Shipwreck Lodge is the perfect accommodation in this inhospitable area, which you should have visited at least once in your life!

Day 5: Skeleton Coast

The Hoarusib River excursion is worth joining. We spend the morning exploring the Hoarusib River, visit the Clay Castles and might even spot the elusive desert adapted elephants, brown hyenas, and lions.

On the Introduction to the Skeleton Coast, you will see what is left of the victims of the treacherous coastline. These include the decaying ships, the remains of a Bentura Bomber and the abandoned diamond mine.

We choose activities we want to join. In the down time we enjoy our comfortable lodge and the rough landscape on the coat of Namibia.

Day 6: Return to Windhoek

Unfortunately, our stay at this special lodge is coming to an end. We are transferred back to Möwe Bay. Flying back towards Windhoek we pass the Brandberg, Namibia’s highest mountain, and might see the Spitzkoppe in the south. We arrive at the international airport in time for our departure flight back home.

Pricing:

What Your Package Covers:

Accommodation: All fees for each accommodation are covered by your package
Full Board: Meals and non-alcoholic beverages will be included with your package
Activities As Described: All activities described in the itenary and not marked as *optional are covered by your package
Entrance Fees: All entrance fees to the relevant areas to be visited are covered by your package

Not Covered:

International Flight: You are responsible for booking and paying for your own flight to the pick-up point
Optional Activities: All activities marked as *optional have to be covered by yourself
Drinks And Gratuity: Any alcoholic drinks will be at your own expense and any gratitude for waiters etc will be at your own discretion