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Pure Namibia Safari

Duration: 13 day(s)
Priced from: EUR 1460 / US $ 2050 

Explore Namibia on our Pure Namibia safari; this 13-day camping or accommodated safari is one of our most popular African adventures including the Namibian highlights of Etosha National Park, the Waterberg Park and more.

SPECIAL - 10% discount for the 1st traveller, 20% for the second traveller on the following departure dates: 25th February
(Please note that Terms & Conditions apply)

This Pure Namibia safari is a small group semi-participation Camping or fully accommodated safari from Windhoek to Windhoek through Namibia.

'Namibia' means 'open plains' in the ancient Hottentots’ language. It is a sought after tourist and safari destination defined by endless sunshine, scenic beauty and unusual contrasting topography. Namibia is sandwiched between two deserts - the Namib Desert, said to be the oldest in the world on its western coastline and the Kalahari Desert in the eastern interior. Northern Namibia features the great Etosha National Park (the most popular safari park in Namibia), boasting the country’s largest concentration of safari game.

The world's highest dunes, Sossusvlei, are found in haunting scenery inspiring sombre reflection. Pre-historic rock art, the ancient fossil plant, Welwitschia mirabilis and fossilized dinosaur footprints are preserved in the ancient rocky mountain ranges of Namibia.

View your safari route on the map below...

Highlights of the Pure Namibia Safari: Windhoek, Etosha National Park, Himba experience, Brandberg, Swakopmund & Sossusvlei

Group Size: maximum 10 people
Type of Safari: Semi-participation camping or fully accommodated safari
Accommodation: We make use of designated campsites either within a National Park, on the banks of a river, or other places of interest. All campsites have shared ablution facilities with showers, flushing toilets and running water (unless otherwise specified in the detailed itinerary). Jenman African Safaris tries to avoid crowded campsites and brings you to secluded spots, often supported by the local community.  We make use of spacious 3-person dome tents, allowing two per tent. All tents are fitted with Mosquito-screened windows and doors. In addition, we provide 5cm thick sleeping mattresses.

Price: Per Person
Tour Fare 2012*
USD 2050/ EUR 1460
Singe Supplement:USD 105 / EUR 75
Local payment: ZAR 1500
*Tour/Safari rate to be paid in currency applicable to country of origin.

From EUR 460 / USD 640 you can upgrade this safari and enjoy more nights accommodated!

Includes: All transport in fully kitted 4x4 safari vehicle, use of full camping equipment, game drives as mentioned, meals (prepared by the guide) and activities as mentioned in itinerary, park entrance fees, experienced local guide. 8 nights camping and 4 nights in fixed accommodation

Not included in the price: Travel insurance, flights, pre and post tour accommodation, optional activities, all drinks, tips and curios, all personal expenses.

** Departure Dates and LIVE availability;
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Click here to view one of our clients albums from our Pure Namibia Safari. 
Graeme (from Walkabout Gourmet Adventures) went on this safari at the end of 2011 and kindly shared his album with us…. 

Day 1: Windhoek
After your arrival at Windhoek Airport you’ll be picked up and transferred to your Lodge. The rest of the day is spent at leisure. You’ll meet your guide and the rest of the group at the lodge.  

Accommodation: Vondelhof Guesthouse – or similar (Double Rooms with en-suite bathroom, restaurant, bar & Swimming Pool)

Day 2: Windhoek to Outjo
After an orientation city tour, we leave Windhoek and drive north to our first destination, Outjo in the Kunene Region.   Set between low hills on the brink of the Ugab valley, Outjo is the gateway to the Etosha National Park and roughly translated means “little hills”.  In the afternoon there is time to take a self-guided walk on the lodges hiking trail. [BLD]

Accommodation: Camping at Sasa Safari Camp or similar (tents, communal ablutions with hot water, swimming pool)

Days 3 - 4: Drive to Etosha National Park, Namibia 
Today we travel to Namibia’s well-known Highlight of the North – Etosha National Park. After arrival we embark on our first game drive through the park in the hope of spotting a variety of wildlife. Etosha was declared a National Park in 1907, it is home to approx 114 mammal species, 340 bird species, 110 reptile species, 16 amphibian species and, surprisingly, one species of fish.
On Day 4 we’ll spend as much time as possible driving through the ‘Great White Place’ (meaning of Etosha) trying to get closer to some of the Big 5. [BLD]

Accommodation: Etosha National Park – Okaukuejo Campsite - or similar (bar, restaurant, swimming Pool and convenience store)

Day 5: Etosha to Kamanjab 
We exit Etosha National Park and make our way to Kamanjab. In the afternoon you have the opportunity to visit a local Himba village to find out more about their traditions & lifestyle. Experience the milking ceremony and the smoke bath. Learn about their beliefs around the holy fire, ancestors, and herbal medicine. [BLD]

Accommodation: Camping at Oase Garni Guest House or similar (tents, communal ablutions with hot water, swimming pool, bar & restaurant)

Days 6-7: Brandberg
Today’s destination is Brandberg, Namibia’s highest mountain. On our journey we will stop to see ancient Bushmen paintings at Twyfelfontein as well as the Petrified Forest the trees of which are estimated to be 250 million years old. Twyfelfontein was named a World Heritage site in 2007, the first in the country.  The following day we visit the “White Lady” one of the most famous rock paintings in the area.  The footpath to the site offers spectacular views over the plains of Damaraland. [BLD, BLD]

Accommodation: Camping at Brandberg White Lady Lodge or similar (tent, communal ablutions with hot water, swimming pool, bar & restaurant)

Day 8 & 9: Swakopmund, Namibia 
Travelling towards the Atlantic coast we make a stop at Cape Cross, home to one of the largest colonies of Cape Fur Seals in the world.  We then continue our drive to the charming coastal town of Swakopmund, where you will have the opportunity to partake in a few of the many optional activities that are offered over the next two days. Alternatively just soak up the atmosphere of this little quaint German town and enjoy its beauty and beaches. [BL, B]

Accommodation: Hotel A La Mer or similar (standard rooms with en-suite bathrooms)

Days 10-11: Sossusvlei, Namibia 
An early morning start takes us from Swakopmund south through Walvis Bay on our way to Sesriem in the Namib Desert, which is considered to be the oldest desert in the world.
On the way there we will make a stop at the small settlement of Solitaire where you will have a chance to sample their world renowned Apple Crumble – only served without cream! (Own account)
We visit the world’s highest sand dunes at Sossusvlei, an area characterised by massive red sand dunes.  A drive into the dunes is also available (own expense). At sunset these dunes, which can reach heights of over 300 m, are absolutely spectacular and provide for a fantastic photo opportunity. With luck, there may even be water in the vlei (lake). [BLD, BLD]

Accommodation: Hammerstein Campsite - or similar (ablution blocks with hot and cold water)

Day 12: Drive to Windhoek, Namibia 
We leave the Desert behind us and travel back to Windhoek.  Although a long day we travel through the beautiful countryside with short stops en-route.
In the evening we’ll arrive back to in the city to enjoy a hearty meal in one of the many restaurants (own expense) and celebrate our last evening of the tour [BL]

Accommodation: Vondelhof Guesthouse – or similar (double rooms with en-suite bathrooms, bar, restaurant and shops in town, swimming pool)

Day 13: Windhoek, end of tour
After we meet one last time to enjoy our breakfast together, you will still have time to explore the town of Windhoek on your own depending on when your flight leaves back home or to your next destination.
You will be transferred to the airport to check-in for your flight and we hope to welcome you again sometime on one of our adventures. [B]

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