Kaokoland & Kunene Safari

Kaokoland & Kunene Safari
Kaokoland & Kunene Safari
Kaokoland & Kunene Safari
Kaokoland & Kunene Safari
Kaokoland & Kunene Safari
Kaokoland & Kunene Safari
Safari Information
  • Departure; Scheduled and tailor-made departure dates
  • Duration; 7 Days / 6 Nights
  • Lodging; Camping
  • Group Size; Minimum 2
  • Note: Travel insurance is compulsory for all safaris
Safari Itinerary

Day 1: Hoarusib River

  • Departing from Palmwag Lodge to Sesfontein and Opuwo over the Sesfontein Pass.
  • The trail continues in a westerly direction and stops for a short visit at Kaoko Otavi.
  • Encounter various Ovahimba families.
  • Camping on the banks of the Hoarusib River.
  • Meals: Dinner
  • Accommodation: Wild Camping

Day 2: Orupembe

  • Time and again one meets Ovahimba families, and the guest will have, if not today, the opportunity to explore an Ovahimba village as well as a traditional hut.
  • The guest learns about the customs and way of life of this nomadic tribe.
  • The Ovahimba gratefully accept sugar, confectionery, tobacco and other trinkets as gifts.
  • Overnight open camp in the region of Orupembe, a large Ovahimba settlement.
  • Meals: All meals
  • Accommodation: Camping

Day 3: Kunene River

  • We continue into the western part of Kaokoland into the Marienfluss and Hartmann Valley.
  • Our destination today is the Kunene river area.
  • Tonight we wild-camp on the banks of the Kunene River under the shade of anatrees.
  • Meals: All meals
  • Accommodation: Wild Camping

Day 4: Kunene River

  • Today we explore the area, including a visit to an Ovahimba family, 4x4 sightseeing tour and short hikes in and around the gorges and valleys of the Hartmann Valley
  • The Hartmann Valley is unique with desert landscapes, a mighty river and mountains and valleys.
  • Meals: All meals
  • Accommodation: Wild Camping

Day 5: Orupembe

  • Today we say "Adieu Camp Cafema" and embark on our return journey to Palmwag.
  • Via Rooidrom the journey takes us through the western Kaokoland to Orupembe.
  • We traverse almost deserted contrasting landscapes, ranging from desert to the Kaokohighland.
  • Camping on the public campsite at Purros.
  • Meals: All Meals
  • Accommodation: Communal Camping

Day 6: Hoanib River

  • After breakfast, the journey continues in a southerly direction through the beautiful Hoarusib River Valley towards the Hoanib River.
  • With a bit of luck, the desert elephant can be sighted. Camping in one of the many branches of the Hoanib River.
  • Small herds of elephant often stroll past the camp unhindered.
  • Meals: All Meals
  • Accommodation: Wild Camping

Day 7: Palmwag Lodge, Safari Ends

  • Break up camp and game drive in search of elephants.
  • After a short sojourn at Sesfontein, a one-time Schutztruppen outpost which functions as a lodge nowadays, the journey takes us back to Palmwag Lodge.
  • End of Tour.
  • Meals: Breakfast
Rates From

From NAD$ 28 375.00 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
  • Travel insurance
  • Local and international flights
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