“Ovahimba Rendezvous”

The journey will continue further north via Palmwag to Khowarib, where you will spend the night at a Lodge nestled on the banks of the Hoanib river in the magnificent Khowarib Gorge, offering breathtaking views onto the gorge. Included in the itinerary is a nature drive in the afternoon which will end with one of the many spectacular sunsets.

Dinner, Bed & Breakfast – Khowarib Lodge

In the early morning hours, you can to take part in an optional excursion into the Hoanib riverbed, before proceeding with your journey via the Joubert Pass to Opuwo, the only town in Kaokoland. Spend the night at a wonderful lodge outside Opuwo, situated on a hill, offering a stunning view over the valley towards Opuwo. Opuwo means “finished” or “up to here and no further”.

Dinner, Bed & Breakfast – Opuwo Country Lodge

Travel further north via Okangwati to the famous Epupa Falls in the Kunene River, the natural border to Angola. Arrival at a beautiful spot next to the water falls in the early afternoon. Nestled under the waving Makalani Palms and situated 200 meters upstream from the spectacular Epupa Falls, along the Kunene River, lies the cozy Omarunga Lodge.

The next day a visit to a Himba Kraal is on the itinerary. Experience firsthand the traditional lifestyle of this ancient tribe. Return to the lodge at lunchtime and in the late afternoon you may enjoy a walk in the area and enjoy the stunning sunset at the falls.

Dinner, Bed & Breakfast – Omarunga Epupa-Falls Camp

Return to Damaraland via Opuwo and spend the night at a lodge close to the western part of the Etosha National Park. Nestled on the banks of the Otjovasandu River in the north, Hobatere Lodge promises uniquely Namibian encounters.

Dinner, Bed & Breakfast – Hobatere Lodge

Your journey will take you to the famous Etosha National Park through the Galton Gate. On the way to the Camp, you will explore the western part of the park. Okaukuejo offers an illuminated and usually busy waterhole inside the camp that allows great game viewing even during the night. Etosha’s impressive clay- and saltpan is a wide, shallow area with a stunning size of about 5’000 km². Throughout most part of the year the white clay- and salt crust shimmers in the sun, hence the translation for Etosha: “the vast white place of dry water”.

Dinner, Bed & Breakfast – Okaukuejo Restcamp

The last leg of the tour leads back to Windhoek via Otjiwarongo and Okahandja, with arrival in the afternoon. Iif time allows, a stop at the popular Wood Craft market in Okahandja to buy some souvenirs, can be arranged.

Your guide will drop you off in Windhoek, where your journey ends.

Guided Tour:

Per person sharing: N$ 30,210.00 minimum 4 pax
Single room supplement: N$ 2,620.00

Selfdrive Tour:

Per person sharing: N$ 25,260.00
Single room supplement: N$ 2,620.00

• All transfers in an air-conditioned vehicle,
• Experienced English-speaking guide,
• 7 nights’ accommodation with meals as indicated,
• Refreshments during the day while driving,
• Park entrance fees
• Activities as per program,
• 15 % VAT.

• International flight,
• All meals not indicated,
• All beverages in lodges/restaurants,
• Additional activities,
• Items of personal nature,
• Gratuities,
• Travel insurance.