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Suggested Routes & Holiday Ideas - ITINERARY-10

Namibia One Week Safari

Summary of the Route

This route focuses on the wildlife of Namibia and includes a stay at Okonjima, home of the AfriCat Foundation, and then a safari in the magnificent Etosha National Park.

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Sample Itineraries For This Route

These are a selection of example itineraries that follow this route.

from R 11,720 pp
Okonjima and Etosha Combo

from R 28,545 pp
5* Okonjima and Etosha Combo

*Prices are per adult sharing and are fixed in South African Rand (R).

Prices exclude international flights - ask us if you would like to include these.

Depending on the timing of your flights in and out of Windhoek you might choose to add a day or 2 in Namibia's capital at the start or end of your trip.

Okonjima (AfriCat Foundation)
Etosha

Okonjima, home of the AfriCat Foundation

Okonjima is much more than a luxury lodge. It is also the home of the AfriCat Foundation, a non-profit organisation dedicated to the conservation and welfare of Namibia's wild predators, especially cheetahs and leopards.

The Foundation takes on a large number of cats who are caught on farmlands, including orphaned cubs. The AfriCat Cheetah Rehabilitation project was initiated to give some of the cheetah orphans an opportunity to return to their natural environment, and once they have proved that they can hunt and sustain themselves, they are relocated to private game reserves.

Etosha National Park

The 22,000 km² Etosha National Park in the north of Namibia offers some of the finest wildlife viewing in Africa, and is one of the undisputed highlights of any visit to the country.

The Park is home to 114 different mammal species, including 4 of the Big 5 - leopard, lion, elephant and rhino (both black and white), and has recorded nearly 400 species of bird, and over 110 species of reptile.

Etosha is also home to 3 uncommon antelope species - the beautiful black-faced impala, the roan antelope, and Southern Africa's smallest antelope, the Damara dik-dik, which stands only 40cm to the shoulder as a fully grown male adult.