The entire eastern Caprivi is a bird-watchers paradise with over 430 species, nearly 70 percent of Namibia’s total number of bird species having been recorded here.

Highlights: Etosha National Park, Otavi Mountains, Hoba Meteorite, Bwabwata National Park, Chobe National Park

Rates 1/11/11 - 30/06/12: N$16 600 per person sharing (Single Supplement is N$940)
Rates 1/7/12 - 31/10/12: N$16 900 per person sharing (Single Supplement is N$980)

Discount departure dates: 19th December 2011 & 18th June 2012: N$15 770 (single supplement is N$940).

Days: 7 days and 6 nights
Min / Max Number of Passengers: 2 / 16
Departure: Monday
Clients will be met at any establishment in Windhoek
Vehicle: Microbus / bus
Languages Available: English and / or German

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Day 1: Monday   Etosha National Park
Starting in Windhoek we travel north to the Etosha National Park. In the afternoon you have the option of visiting the park in an open safari vehicle. The park boasts over 110 different animal species and is home to over 300 different bird species. The perennial springs along the edges of the Etosha Pan, a large, centralised saline depression with the size of the Netherlands, draw large concentrations of wildlife and birds during the dry seasons of the year. Shortly before sunset we travel out of the park to our lodge, situated within close vicinity of the entrance gate.
Overnight: Etosha Safari Camp

Day 2: Tuesday   Etosha National Park
The day is devoted purely to the abundant wildlife found in the park. With a size of over 22’000 square kilometers, it is world renowned for its spectacular wildlife: elephant, black and white rhinoceros, lions, leopards, cheetahs, large herds of springbok, zebra, wildebeest, giraffe and a multitude of other fascinating species. Each waterhole experience is different and promises us amazing photographic opportunities and wildlife experiences. Shortly before sunset we travel out of the park back to our lodge.
Overnight: Etosha Safari Camp

Day 3: Wednesday   Otavi Mountains
The first part of the day is spent traversing the park from west to east. In the afternoon we travel to our lodge, where we enjoy the rest of the evening at leisure and reminisce about the day’s exciting events. Relax along the pool in the large garden or take a scenic walk along one of the walking paths. At a frequented waterhole next to the guest farm you can observe some of the animals inhabiting the area.
Overnight: Ohange Lodge

Day 4: Thursday   Bwabwata National Park
After breakfast we travel north towards Namibia’s lush Caprivi region. En route we stop at Hoba Meteorite, the world’s largest known meteorite that came crashing down some 80’000 years ago. We continue to the Kavango area, known for its rich selection of hand-made wooden crafts, to the western border of the Bwabwatwa Game Park. Here our lodge lies secluded in the lush vegetation lining the banks of the mighty Kavango River. An optional activity is a sundowner cruise on the Kavango River that also visits the Popa Falls.
Overnight: Divava Okavango Lodge & Spa

Day 5: Friday   Bwabwata National Park
In the morning we enjoy a game drive into the Mahango Game Park, home to rare animal species such as puku, lechwe, roan and sable, which in turn attract a large variety of predators such as lion, leopard and even the highly endangered wild dog. The park is divided into three different habitats, namely the Kavango River, the flood plains, known as omurambas and dense woodlands, the combination of which create a haven for over 300 different bird species. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure and take in the mesmerizing environment from the comfort of your lodge.
Overnight: Divava Okavango Lodge & Spa
 
Day 6: Saturday   Zambezi River
After a leisurely breakfast we travel east through the Bwabwatwa Game Park, previously known as the Caprivi Game Park. This elongated yet very narrow strip of land forms part of the age-old migration route of a variety of game species moving north from Botswana into Namibia. En route we visit a traditional caprivi village to learn more about the tradition and culture of the Kavango people, who have upheld a subsistence farming way of life for hundreds of years. Our lodge for the evening is situated along the banks of the mighty Zambezi River, where we have the option of experiencing this water world on a boat cruise.
Overnight: Protea Zambezi River Lodge

Day 7: Sunday   Chobe National Park
After breakfast we travel via Kiaat forests and towering Baobab trees into Botswana. Having traversed the Chobe National Park, our tour ends in Kasane where we are dropped off at our accommodation of choice.

Private tour: Any date on request

Please note there is no pre or post day in Windhoek, which is advisable due to scheduled times of these tours.
1st Day of tour begins between 8am and 9am from Windhoek

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