Affordable Etosha – self-drive from Windhoek

This itinerary gives you the freedom and independence to travel at your leisure. Taking ample time over photographs or watching the wildlife in this unique and vast desert environment.

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Exclusive Etosha fly-in safari

Etosha means “great white place” and this immense salt pan stretches blinding white across 5 000km². Etosha National Park itself covers a vast area of 20 000km² and it protects a wealth of wildlife. Enjoy an exclusive stay here and find out what the area has to offer.

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Namibian Wildlife safari – six nights in Etosha at two different camps

The vast Etosha Plains offer fantastic game viewing in some very remote country. Spend your time photographing the vast herds, and identifying the birds. A must for the game viewing enthusiast.

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Affordable Etosha – self-drive from Windhoek

Please note that this is a suggested itinerary only … if this does not suit your needs, then we can tailor an itinerary that does.

Day 1

Arrive in Windhoek Airport and pick up your hire car. It is about a 50km journey into Windhoek City where you will overnight at the Elegant Guest House.

Day 2

Drive from Windhoek to Etosha – about a 5 hour drive. Arrive at the gates to Ongava Reserve, which borders the Etosha National Park.

Spent four nights at Andersson’s Camp where you can enjoy activities offered by the camp or you can find a map of Etosha and drive yourself through the park. This is a vast park and driving is slow to make sure you don’t miss anything.

There are picnic spots located within the park and you can organise a packed lunch at Anderssons before you head out for the day. Should you wish to partake in activities from the camp, you can arrange this with the staff when you are there. Anderssons has a great waterhole located right in front of the living area of the camp. So if you don’t feel like doing anything you can relax around the camp and visitors to the waterhole will keep you entertained.

Day 6

You can depart Etosha in time to catch your afternoon flight out of Windhoek. Should you have a morning flight then it would be best for you to spend the night in Windhoek before you fly out again early the next morning.

Exclusive Etosha fly-in safari

Please note that this is a suggested itinerary only … if this does not suit your needs, then we can tailor an itinerary that does.

Day 1

Upon arrival at Windhoek International Airport you will be met by a representative and assisted to the departure area for your charter flight to Ongava Reserve, Etosha. At the landing strip you will be met by your guide from Little Ongava and transferred to the lodge.

Spend three nights at this luxurious location perched on the crest of a hill in the private Ongava Reserve. With commanding vistas of the African plains beyond, this is one of the most comfortable and exclusive accommodations that Namibia has to offer. Some activities on offer from your hideaway are rhino tracking, day and night game drives and guided walks. Activities are available within the Ongava Reserve as well as within the Etosha National Park.

Day 4

An afternoon transfer allows you to arrive back in Windhoek in time to book a good restaurant for dinner. At the airport you will be met and transferred to Hotel Heinitzberg. Spend a night here and enjoy the sights of Windhoek and get in some last minute shopping.

Namibian Wildlife safari – six nights in Etosha at two different camps

Please note that this is a suggested itinerary only … if this does not suit your needs, then we can tailor an itinerary that does.

Day 1

Upon arrival at Windhoek Airport you can choose between hiring a vehicle and driving yourselves, or taking a charter flight into the Etosha National Park area.

Your first three nights will be spent in the Ongava Reserve which borders Etosha National Park. This is a private concession and because of this allows you a bit more freedom within the reserve. If you would like to do a bit of your own driving through Etosha then Andersson’s Camp is a great option. If you are looking for a more relaxing trip where you don’t have to worry about anything, then Ongava Lodge or Ongava Tented Camp are both in stunning settings, and the lodge staff will take care of all your needs.

Day 4

If you have flown up to Etosha than a lodge transfer will get you across to the Namutoni Gate to join Onguma Reserve where you will be spending the next three nights. Ongava and Onguma Reserves are on opposite ends of Etosha National Park, so you will get a great overall experience of the park. Onguma Tented Camp offers guests an upmarket bush experience.

Or if you are looking for something smaller and more intimate, then Onguma Treetop Camp, built on wooden stilts and overlooking a beautiful watering hole, will be the perfect end to your trip.

Day 7

If you have flown up to Etosha then a charter flight back will connect with your onward flights. If you have driven up to Etosha then a good tar road all the way back to Windhoek makes for an easy trip into the capital.