- All International / Domestic Flights & taxes
- Fuel for rental vehicle; Excess deposit, fuel deposit & 2nd driver fee
- Travel & Personal accident insurance.
- Expenditure of a personal nature
- Excursions / Activities not specified.
Wonderland Namibia
17 Days / 16-nights
- Summer Rate
$85,000
- Guests
12
- Cabins
6
- Crew
5
Windhoek to Windhoek
Rates & destinations
summer Season
£5,019.00
Per person
Location
Greece
Your saving
£1,019.00
Per person
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Price Includes
- Accommodation, meals, and activities as specified.
- Classic Option – 16 x Breakfast; 2 x Dinner
- Superior Option – 16 x Breakfast; 13 x Dinners
- Rental Vehicle (SUV or 4×4 Double Cab) including Classic Plus Coverage
- Deluxe Travel Planner: Comprehensive itinerary including detailed list of To-Dos and Door to Door directions.
- Tourism levy and local Government taxes
- 24 7 services of our local partner throughout
Price Excludes
Tour Highlights
Experience Namibia’s entirety from the world’s largest sand mass in the Kalahari Desert; the quiver tree forest near Keetmanshoop, to the Fish River Canyon. This magnificent canyon.is a natural phenomenon, the second largest of its kind on Earth.
Get drawn back in time by visiting the ghost town of Kolmanskuppe. Let yourself be captivated by the surreal dunes at Sossusvlei and Dead Vlei. You will forever remember the picture of a sunrise over mighty dunes in the Namib Desert. Gaze at the bright splash of sun-baked sand combined with the mighty play of shadows cast onto the lay side of dunes. After taking a walk along or even up some of the majestic dunes, travel on to Sesriem Canyon; a 30-meter-deep gauge eroded into the desert floor by the forces of the mighty Tsauchab River.
Travel through two rugged passes and via the Welwitschia plains and the Moon landscape to Swakopmund. Better known as Namibia’s playground, this idyllic town is wedged between the sweltering Namib Desert and the cold Atlantic Ocean and enjoys a distinct German architecture and atmosphere.
Discover UNESCO and RAMSAR World Heritage sites and the ancient San and Damara cultures. Your journey continues through Uis past the Brandberg, Namibia’s highest mountain (2.579m), into the Damaraland, one of the least populated and most geologically diverse areas in Africa. This harsh, rocky environment is home to the elusive desert elephant, the black rhino, and free-roaming antelope species.
Encounter the abundant and divers Wildlife of the Etosha National Park, home to the array of 114 different animals and 340 different bird species that thrive here. The dense stands of Mopani forests support a large variety of browsers and specialized predators such as leopards.