2500.00 USD per person sharing
165.00 USD per single occupancy
Price valid until: 31 October 2022
Pre & Post Safari Accommodation: Please contact us to arrange all your pre and post safari accommodation in Windhoek as well as any Airport transfers that you may need. These are not included in the safari cost; they will be charged additionally.
Terms & Conditions Make an EnquiryThe journey takes us to Sossusvlei’s dune field via the scenic ‘Spreetsgooste Pass ‘then to Solitaire. Proceed to our beautiful overnight Lodge arriving mid-afternoon. Settle in and enjoy the magnificent view unfold before us. Overnight stay at the Lodge with Dinner.
Day 2: Sossusvlei AreaThis is an activity day in the Desert; visit Sossusvlei dune fields, Dune45, Deadvlei and Big Daddy. Once explored this surrounding area, we then go back to our Lodge in the afternoon, and the day will be at leisure. Overnight stay at the Lodge with Dinner and Breakfast.
Optional Activities at Sossusvlei (at an extra additional cost)
1. Sunrise Balloon Safari over the dune field
2. Scenic Flight (over the vast dune field until the ocean)
Kindly arrange with us to fit in with the daily program. This has always count as the highlight of the tour for most of our participants
Depart to Swakopmund through Namib Naukluft Park, passing fantastic rock formation and ever changing Desert landscape. Leisure stop at the Walvisbay Namibia’s main harbour town, to see some sea birds such as flamingos and pelicans. Afterward, proceed to swakopmund. Dinner will be at the most famous eatery in town, enjoy finger licking good seafood! Overnight stay at the hotel with Breakfast.
Day 4: Swakopmund | WalvisbaySwakopmund is the adventure capital of Namibia, various optional activities are offered; such as Board cruiser on the lagoon, Kayaking, Sandwich Harbour tour, Camel riding, Quad biking, Sky diving, living desert tour or Scenic flight along the skeleton coast. We are always ready to discuss the options with you and offer to make pre-booking. Overnight stay at a hotel with breakfast.
Day 5: Etosha National ParkDrive to the animal’s kingdom famous for its wildlife capabilities and floodlit waterholes. Shortly after arrival in the afternoon, we take part in our first game drive inside the park perhaps we will be lucky to see lions or rhinos on our first day! Afterward, drive back to our Lodge with enough time to freshen-up before dinner. Overnight stay at the lodge with dinner and Breakfast.
Day 6: Safari in Etosha National ParkAn exciting full day of game drive inside the park, visiting numerous waterholes that attract a large numbers of wildlife and bird species. Etosha hosts 114 mammals and 340 bird species, it boasts some of Africa’s best wildlife viewing opportunities and it is home to four of the Africa’s big five such as Lions, Leopards, Elephants and Rhinos, and many other species of antelopes. Overnight stay at the lodge with dinner and breakfast.
Day 7: WindhoekAfter a tasty breakfast and with many great impressions we drive back to Windhoek. End of tour.. Farewell & Cheers!
Location: Southern Africa, bordering the South Atlantic Ocean between Angola and South Africa.
Namibia is the second least densely populated country on earth, after Mongolia which is also a vast country, there are just over two million people living in Namibia.
Namibia has the largest free roaming Cheetah population on earth, estimated to be between 2500 – 3000. Lions and Leopards are also indigenous cats in Namibia.
Climate: The climate is typical of a semi Desert country, days are warm to hot and nights are generally cool. Temperatures are modified by the high plateau in the interior and by the Cold Benguela Current that runs along the Atlantic coastline.
Winter months, are typical mild to warm, but dawn temperatures may drop to freezing, therefore a warmer jacket and a long trousers are essential. Along the coast it can be very cold and windy, sometime foggy.
Summer months, Cotton clothes which is cooler then synthetic material is recommended for the Namibian summer and can be purchased in Safari shops in Windhoek. The rainy season lasts from October to April and the rest of the year is dry and cloudless. Namibia averages 300 days of sunshine a year.
You can expect hot, wet summers and cooler, dry winters in Namibia. Generally the days can be quite hot and the evenings and early mornings can be remarkably cool.
Should be limited to a maximum of 20 kg.
Only soft canvas bags or rucksacks are recommended, hard suitcases are not suitable.
Due to the dust conditions, we suggest you keep your camera equipment in dust proof bag.
Luggage that goes missing on flight is beyond the control of Mannor Safaris, but we suggest that you take the following precautionary measure; Pack a small bag with your essentials including any life sustaining medication, which can be carried with you as Hand Luggage. If your Luggage goes missing, you will still have your essential items on hand to see you through the first couple of days while we try and recover your lost Baggage.
It is very important that you do not put anything of high value (personal or financial value) in your checked-in Baggage, as Luggage can sometimes be tampered with and valuables removed.
The currency in Namibia is the Namibian dollars (N$) which is fixed to and equivalent to South African Rand (ZAR). The Namibian dollars and South African rand are the only legal tender in Namibia. Traveller’s cheques and foreign currency can be exchange at any commercial banks throughout the country.
Credit Cards: International visa and master card credit cards are generally accepted throughout the country, holders of any other cards are advised to clarify with the commercial banks whether their card is accepted in Namibia.
Mannor Safaris affords you the chance to experience this magnificent and memorable country in a very personal way. You will have your own professional and experienced safari guide who will enhance your enjoyment of this unique country by making it a fascinating and stress-free journey of discovery amidst a dramatic scenery. The knowledge, experience, and attitude of our guides are critical to a successful safari which is why we ensure that they are both personable and very professional. Your guide will have an intimate knowledge of each area that you visit, allowing you an intimate glimpse into the highlights of the area. Not only are our guides highly qualified, but each has a specific area of expertise and possess the breadth and depth of knowledge to allow them to answer questions and satisfy the particular interests of each of our guests.