Namibia Train Safari

Rovos Rail Namibia Train Safari
Rovos Rail Namibia Train Safari
Rovos Rail Namibia Train Safari
Rovos Rail Namibia Train Safari
Rovos Rail Namibia Train Safari
Rovos Rail Namibia Train Safari
Safari Information
  • Departure; Scheduled departure dates
  • Duration; 9 Days / 8 Nights
  • Lodging; Aboard Rovos Rail
  • Group Size; Minimum 1
  • Note: Travel insurance is compulsory for all safaris
Safari Itinerary

Day 1: Pretoria

  • 15h00 Depart Rovos Rail Station in Pretoria and travel south towards the goldfields of the Witwatersrand.
  • (Breakfast 07h00-10h00 - Lunch 13h00 - Tea 16h30 - Dinner 19h30)

Day 2: Upington

  • 09h45 Arrive Kimberley for Big Hole and Diamond Museum.
  • 12h30 Depart for Upington and travel the Karoo semi-desert.

Day 3: Enter Namibia

  • 08h00 Optional two-hour walking tour of Upington.
  • 23h00 Arrive at Holoog after border formalities at Nakop.

Day 5: Fish River Canyon

  • 08h00 One-hour transfer to visit the Fish River Canyon.
  • 11h00 Depart for Keetmanshoop.
  • Traverse the Kalahari.
  • 15h00 Optional two-hour walking tour of Keetmanshoop.

Day 5: Sossusvlei

  • 09h00 Arrive in Windhoek for a city tour.
  • 11h00 Depart in light aircraft for 1-hour flight to Sossusvlei for lunch, desert drive, bush dinner and overnight.

Day 6: Tsumeb

  • 06h00 Sossusvlei drive with breakfast in the vlei.
  • 12h00 Depart Sossusvlei for a one-hour flight to Windhoek.
  • 14h00 Depart Windhoek and travel north towards Tsumeb and the game-rich Etosha National Park.

Day 7: Etosha National Park

  • 11h00 At Tsumeb, transfer to Mokuti Lodge and Etosha National Park for lunch, game drive and overnight.

Day 8: Halfway between here and there

  • 06h00 Early morning game drive in the Etosha National Park.
  • 13h00 Enjoy lunch on board en route to the Atlantic.

Day 9: Safari ends in Swakopmund

  • 07h00 Enjoy breakfast as the train traverses the Namib.
  • 12h00 Arrive at journey’s end in Swakopmund, Namibia.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ITINERARY ALSO RUN IN REVERSE

Rates From

Rates from R63 200.00 pp sharing

Rates Information
  • Per person sharing
  • Rates are in South African Rands
  • *Rates may vary according to season
Rates Include
  • Accommodation
  • All meals
  • All local alcoholic and other beverages
  • 24-hour full room service
  • Bar facilities
  • Limited laundry service
  • Excursions accompanied by a qualified tour guide (where applicable)
  • Entrance fees to places of interest, per itinerary
  • Government tax
Rates Exclude
  • Visas
  • Items of a personal nature
  • Flights (domestic and international)
  • Staff gratuities
  • French Champagne
  • Memorabilia purchases
  • Off train costs and purchases
  • Fully comprehensive travel insurance
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