Swakopmund Tour Package for 4 Days from Windhoek

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Arrive at Anderson Gate by mid-afternoon and take a game drive to Okaukuejo, Etosha/’s main rest camp and resort, to set up camp. Afterwards your evening meal, there are still more chances to see Etosha/’s big game at a floodlit waterhole, situated on the boundary of camp and easily reachable within a minute or two on foot. This is one of the best game viewing opportunities in Southern Africa, and the ideal venue to witness peculiar animal politics after dark. Black rhino, Africa/’s tallest elephants, lions, and numerous species of antelope are regular visitors during the cool, dry season.

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Get up early for a full day of safari, starting off at sunrise toward Halali Camp in the middle of the park. Along the way, visit several waterholes and take in splendid views of the massive Etosha Pan. The game viewing is usually excellent and you’ll likely have the chance to tick off a few new species that are not normally seen on the Okaukeujo side of the park. Return to Okaukeujo Campsite for the evening. After dinner, you have the option to see more of Etosha/’s big game at the floodlit watering hole.

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A relatively long drive today will take you via the towns of Outjo, Otjiwarongo, Omaruru, and Usakos to coastal Swakopmund. Founded in 1892 during German colonial rule, it served as the territory/’s main harbor for many years. Today, this town straddles the desert and the Atlantic ocean, enhanced by lush green lawns, palm trees, and carefully tended public gardens. Architecture from a bygone era adds to the time-out-of-place atmosphere of Swakopmund.

After breakfast we begin our journey back to Windhoek following a different route, ascending the massive Gamsberg Pass in the Khomas Hochland Mountains on our way back to civilization. Then, head to the airport for your departing flight.