Epupa and Ovahimba Safari

Epupa and Ovahimba Safari
Epupa and Ovahimba Safari
Epupa and Ovahimba Safari
Epupa and Ovahimba Safari
Epupa and Ovahimba Safari
Epupa and Ovahimba Safari
Safari Information
  • Departure; Scheduled and tailor-made departure dates
  • Duration; 5 Days / 4 Nights
  • Lodging; Camping
  • Group Size; Minimum 2
  • Note: Travel insurance is compulsory for all safaris
Safari Itinerary

Day 1: Hoarusib River Valley

  • Departing Palmwag Lodge after an early morning breakfast we head north towards the Hoarusib River valley.
  • We pass Herero villages at Anabib stopping at a few en route to Kaoko Otavi, we also visit an old Dorsland trek settlement.
  • Carrying on now in a westerly direction we pass numerous Ovahimba settlements and villages.
  • On arriving in the picturesque Hoarusib river valley we set up camp far away for anyone else.
  • The Hoarusib River, a dry riverbed coursing through this barren land of the Ovahimbas.
  • Meals: All Meals
  • Accommodation: Wild Camping

Day 2: North Western Kaokoland

  • Breakfast, we pack up camp and follow the ancient river bed in a northerly direction into the centre of Kaokoland.
  • We again pass Ovahimba herdsmen and their families en route, fantastic photo opportunities.
  • We pass over beautiful mountain ranges, valleys and densely vegetated river beds.
  • We set up camp in the remote, wild and beautiful northwestern Kaokoland.
  • Meals: All Meals
  • Accommodation: Wild Camping

Day 3: Kunene River

  • Epupa Falls on the mighty Kunene River is our destination today.
  • The Kunene River forms the border between Namibia and Angola.
  • On arrival at Epupa Falls, we explore the majestic falls on an adventurous walk along the falls followed by a welcoming swim in one of the upper rapids.
  • We camp on the banks of the Kunene River.
  • Meals: All Meals
  • Accommodation: Camping

Day 4: Otjomatemba

  • Packing up we head in a southerly direction the village of Okangwati into the central Kaokoland.
  • The Otjomatemba area, a tranquil and very scenic part of southern Kaokoland.
  • Meals: All Meals
  • Accommodation: Camping

Day 5: Epupa and Ovahimba Safari Ends

  • A short visit to the former colonial German fort - Fort Sesfontein.
  • Picnic lunch en route with brief visit and swim at the Ongongo waterfall in the Warmquelle area.
  • Late afternoon arrival at the Lodge in time to settle down for a relaxing sundowner.
  • Meals: Breakfast
Rates From

From NAD$ 28 875.00 pp

Rates Information

The Above Rates should be used as a guideline only.

  • Rates are in Namibian Dollars (NAD)
  • All rates are subject to availability
  • Rates may vary according to season
  • Lodging may change depending on your budget
  • All rates may change without notice
  • Single supplement may apply
Rates Include
  • Travelling costs as per itinerary; game drives, activities, entrance- and park fees
  • Accommodation in two-man tents / double rooms
  • Full board, refreshment drinks en route, house wine and beer at dinner whilst camping
  • Experienced guiding in English or German
  • VAT and Bed levy
Rates Exclude
  • Expenses of a personal nature, i.e. laundry, telephone, gratuities, souvenirs, etc
  • Personal, medical and evacuation insurances
  • Additional activities
  • Alcoholic beverages and drinks
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