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Namibia h Escorted Mobile Camping Tour<br />

call 01306 871101 / www.kuoni.co.uk / see your travel agent<br />

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‘Wild Dog’ Namibian Explorer<br />

The greatest of Namibian<br />

mobile adventures is to share daily<br />

camping experiences around the<br />

evening camp fire and to<br />

sleep under the vast and vaulted skies. These<br />

informal and adventurous small group mobile<br />

camping safaris offer one of the best value<br />

ways of exploring Namibia.<br />

YOUR<br />

ITINER ARY<br />

TOUR DURATION: 10 NIGHTS<br />

h Windhoek: 1 night h Okonjima: 1 night<br />

h Etosha: 2 nights h Damaraland: 2 nights<br />

h Swakopmund: 2 nights h Namib Desert: 2 nights<br />

DAY 1 h On arrival transfer to the Olive Grove for the<br />

afternoon at leisure and overnight.<br />

DAY 2 h After breakfast you are collected by your guide from<br />

Wild Dog Camping Safaris for the journey north to Okonjima,<br />

stopping en route at Okahandja. Arrive mid-afternoon, with<br />

time to set up camp before a late afternoon of education<br />

and activities involving the big cats at the AfriCat Foundation.<br />

In the evening return to camp for a star-lit dinner.<br />

DAY 3 h An early start this morning for your journey to<br />

Namutoni, eastern Etosha. En route you’ll make a brief stop<br />

to pick up supplies. Arrive at Namutoni in time for lunch,<br />

then enjoy an afternoon game drive in the National Park<br />

returning to camp for dinner.<br />

DAY 4 h An unforgettable full day through Etosha to<br />

Okaukuejo Rest Camp, famous for its rewarding waterhole.<br />

A myriad of big and general game plus outstanding bird life<br />

is sure to be seen today.<br />

DAY 5 h Begin the journey south with a relatively short drive<br />

to the small town of Kamanjab where you make a short<br />

stop before continuing on to Kavita Lion Lodge and AfriCat<br />

North – the Communal Carnivore Conservation Project.<br />

DAY 6 h After an early start visit the Himba tribesmen and<br />

learn about their culture and customs. Drive on to the<br />

beautiful Damaraland, visiting the Bushman engravings<br />

at Twyfelfontein.<br />

DAY 7 h Head deeper to Namibia’s highest mountain, The<br />

Brandberg, before moving on to the town of Uis, an old<br />

mining town where you can buy semi-precious stones such<br />

as tourmaline and amethyst. From here drive to the Atlantic<br />

Ocean and the Skeleton Coast, visiting the seal colony at<br />

Cape Cross before driving to Swakopmund. Here enjoy two<br />

days at leisure and with an abundance of restaurants and<br />

sightseeing available, staying in chalet accommodation.<br />

DAY 9 h Depart for Walvis Bay for a short visit at the<br />

beautiful lagoon, which is home to a vast number of birds<br />

including pelican and flamingo, before heading into the<br />

Namib desert. After traversing mountain passes, see the<br />

breathtaking desert landscapes at Solitaire where, after a<br />

long but scenically rewarding drive you will arrive late<br />

afternoon. One of the best times to arrive in the desert<br />

you’ll be driven to a nearby dune to appreciate the magic<br />

brought by sunset, before setting up camp for the night.<br />

DAY 10 h The earliest of starts as you head into the Namib-<br />

Naukluft Park at dawn to witness the rising colours on the<br />

dunes as you drive to Sossusvlei, walking for the last three<br />

miles through the dunes – a magical experience in the cool<br />

of the morning, with soft sunlight just beginning to play<br />

over the dunes. Ancient mineral pans, stunted Camelthorn<br />

trees and the chance of seeing a gemsbok or ostrich make<br />

perfect photo opportunities.

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