Days 1 & 2: Little Kulala
The safari departs by light aircraft from Eros International Airport, close to the centre of town in Windhoek. We depart in the morning no later than 09h00 and it is a one-hour flight down to Kulala Desert Lodge where you will spend two nights.

Eleven exquisitely furnished, air-conditioned rooms with en-suite bathroom, extra outside shower, private plunge pool, veranda with outdoor lounge and the "sky bed" on the roof, where you can sleep under a starry, romantic night in the open. Much emphasis was placed on using natural materials. Fabrics made of linen, cotton and mohair blend in with the natural color of the environment. Activities centre round early morning excursion's in 4x4 vehicles to the magnificent Sossusvlei dunes and the "vlei" itself. Guests of the camp are taken to the park through the reserve's gate. Therefore the camp can operate independently from the main gate's opening times.

Days 3 & 4: Colonial town Swakopmund, Hansa Hotel
The early morning flight takes guests over the Namib and over Sossusvlei itself for an alternative view of the dunes from the air and then due west to Meob Bay on the Skeleton Coast. The desert and Skeleton Coast scenery is spectacular, where the dunes and the desert meet the Atlantic Ocean. The flight up the coast takes you over the site of the Eduard Bolen shipwreck, past Conception Bay and the wreck of the Shaunee, over Sandwich Harbour and its famous lagoon and will land at Swakopmund Airport. In Swakopmund you will overnight in the traditional Hansa Hotel or similar.

We can arrange activities around Swakopmund/Walvish Bay if you like:

• Birding at Swakopmund - full day ( minimum 3 guests )
• Crayfish Lunch and Swakopmund tour
• Cape Cross tour seal colony - half day ( minimum 4 guests )
• Dolphin Cruise & Sandwich Harbour - full day
• Harbour Dolphin Cruise - 3 hours
• Marine Extravaganza - ( minimum 2 guests )
• Namib Desert Tour - half day ( minimum 4 guests )
• Quadbiking, 1 hour ( minimum 2 guests )

Days 5 & 6: Damaraland Camp, Damaraland
You depart from Swakopmund for a scenic flight further up the Skeleton Coast, past the Cape Cross Seal Colony, before turning east to fly up the Huab River Valley to Damaraland Camp for two nights.

Situated on the northern face of the Huab River valley and looking south toward the imposing Brandberg Mountains, Damaraland Camp offers its guests endless vistas. Early morning mists, generated by the clash between the icy Atlantic Ocean and the warm desert air of the Skeleton Coast, drift inland along the river sand canyon, providing sustenance to the flora and fauna of the region. This comfortable and friendly camp offers walks and drives in one of the best wilderness areas in Namibia. Although wildlife is not concentrated, the camp is situated where the rare desert-adapted elephant roams, alongside gemsbok (oryx), springbok, ostrich and other hardy desert animals. Rare succulent plants somehow manage to eke out an existence in this harsh countryside. 10 large Meru-style walk-in tents with en-suite facilities provide accommodation. The stone living area combines dining room and pub and an open fire is enjoyed on calm evenings. There is a swimming pool next to the bar. An open campfire and outdoor 'boma' are enjoyed during calm evenings and stargazing is superb thanks to the crystal-clear night skies.

Days 7,8 & 9: Little Ongava, Ongava Game Reserve
We fly by light aircraft today from Damaraland to Little Ongava for a three-night stay. Highlights are the game drives into Etosha National Park as well as night drives, nature walks and hides on the private reserve.

The intimate Premier Camp can only accommodate up to six guests and is probably the most exclusive lodge in Namibia. It lies slighlty elevated on a little hill from where you have fantastic views of the surrounding African bush. Each of the three rooms has a plunge pool, en-suite bathroom, outdoor lounge and an extra outdoor shower. The veranda offers a view of the camp's own water hole which, especially during the dry season, always attracts some animals.

The Etosha National Park is the premium safari destination in Namibia. The size is almost that of Switzerland and is thus one of the largest national parks in Africa. The park consists of the Etosha salt pan, where the salt bathes the entire area and even the animals in a whitish light. The camp is located in the Ongava Game Reserve, near the edge of the south of the Etosha National Park.

Activities include game drives into the Okaukuejo area of Etosha where lion, elephant, cheetah, gemsbok, springbok, and hartebeest can be seen at many of the waterholes in the park. In addition, night drives and walks are offered on the private reserve. A special encounter is white rhino tracking - Ongava holds one of the largest rhino custodianships for the Namibian government in the country and is one of the few private game reserves in southern Africa that give one the chance to see both black and white rhino.

Day 10: Windhoek
We depart Ongava by light air charter back to Windhoek where the safari ends. The safari generally ends at about 12h00.