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The Great Namibia and South Africa Adventure

The Great Namibia and South Africa Adventure

The Great Namibia and South Africa Adventure

Itinerary

Itinerary

Itinerary

After an overnight in suburban Johannesburg, we begin in the brilliantly conceived chalets of Kwessi Dunes in solitudinous NamibRand Nature Reserve, exemplar of the country’s epic sceneries, followed by a three-night stay at the imaginative Onguma the Fort, surrounded by the peacefulness of Etosha National Park’s dry, archetypally vast landscapes, and free-ranging animals. Then we’re off to the iconic One&Only in forever zesty Cape Town and the gorgeous Cape Winelands, a dissimilar but no less bedazzling experience.

We finish in Sir Richard Branson’s Safari Lodge or his nearby Rock Lodge, tucked into his private Ulusaba Game Reserve, part of the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, a varietal land of acacia-dotted savannahs, riverine forests, and rocky bluffs, graced with 150 mammal species, 470 avians, and 300 tree species, ranging from monumental baobabs to winsome ilala palms.

After an overnight in suburban Johannesburg, we begin in the brilliantly conceived chalets of Kwessi Dunes in solitudinous NamibRand Nature Reserve, exemplar of the country’s epic sceneries, followed by a three-night stay at the imaginative Onguma the Fort, surrounded by the peacefulness of Etosha National Park’s dry, archetypally vast landscapes, and free-ranging animals. Then we’re off to the iconic One&Only in forever zesty Cape Town and the gorgeous Cape Winelands, a dissimilar but no less bedazzling experience.

We finish in Sir Richard Branson’s Safari Lodge or his nearby Rock Lodge, tucked into his private Ulusaba Game Reserve, part of the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, a varietal land of acacia-dotted savannahs, riverine forests, and rocky bluffs, graced with 150 mammal species, 470 avians, and 300 tree species, ranging from monumental baobabs to winsome ilala palms.

Transfers

Day 1: En route

Day 2: Overnight in Johannesburg

Day 3 & 4: NamibRand Nature Reserve and the Great Sand Dunes

Day 5 to 7: Etosha National Park’s natural grandeur

Day 8 to 10: Cape Town, and all that jazz

Day 11 to 13: Thoughtful luxury at private Sabi Sand Reserve

Day 14: Back to Johannesburg and homeward flights

Day 15: Connect with homeward flights

Meals

Day 1: Lunch and dinner

Day 2 to 14: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Day 15: Breakfast

Add-ons

Hot Air Balloon Ride

Guided Bush Walks

Cultural Experiences

Night Game Drives

Helicopter Tours

Spa Treatments

Birdwatching Tours

Photography Workshops

Private Vehicle Hire

Luxury Dining Experiences

Inclusions

Luxury accommodations and all meals.

Safari Directors, Game Rangers and Trackers during your journey.

An expert Wild Safari Director and 24/7 Concierge Team.

Regional wine and beer at mealtimes, vehicles stocked with soft drinks and bottled water.

All airport transfers, game park, national park, and conservancy fees.

Bush hats, luggage tags, flashlights

Laundry service.

Exclusions

International Flights: Flights to and from

Travel Insurance

Personal Expenses: Souvenirs, snacks

Alcoholic Beverages

Tips: For guides, drivers, and lodge staff.

Visa Fees

Flights / Road

Johannesburg to Windhoek: 1.5-hour flight.

Windhoek to Cape Town: 2-hour flight.

Cape Town to Kruger (Sabi Sand Reserve): 1.5-hour flight.

Kruger (Sabi Sand) to Johannesburg: 1-hour flight.

Drive times

Johannesburg to Windhoek: 1.5-hour flight.

Windhoek to NamibRand Nature Reserve: 4-5 hours by road.

NamibRand to Sossusvlei: 1-2 hours by road.

NamibRand to Etosha National Park: 5-6 hours by road.

Etosha to Windhoek: 4-5 hours by road.

Windhoek to Cape Town: 2-hour flight.

Cape Town to Sabi Sand Reserve: 1.5-hour flight to Kruger + 1-2 hours by road.

Sabi Sand to Johannesburg: 1-hour flight.

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Safari Blog

CONTACT

(254) 713 011 011

info @wild.tours

DESTINATION

Kenya

Tanzania

Uganda

Rwanda

©Wild Tours 2024

WILD

About

Safari Blog

CONTACT

(254) 713 011 011

info @wild.tours

DESTINATION

Kenya

Tanzania

Uganda

Rwanda

©Wild Tours 2024