Discover 7 Days Sossusvlei, Coast and Etosha Tour

After having breakfast, we set off to start our adventure of this iconic landscape which is made up of white plains and red dunes which tower majestically against a deep blue sky. We will stop at the famous Dune 45, a beautiful star dune which reaches over 170 metres in height.
We will also visit the picturesque Dead Vlei. This white clay pan lies between towering orange dunes and is dotted with the skeletal remains of hundreds of dead camelthorn trees, making it a striking vista and photographer's dream.

We will travel across the Tropic of Capricorn as we make our way to Swakopmund. We will make a stopover at Walvis Bay to see the salt works and take in the views of flamingos and other birds in the lagoon. After this, we can settle at the lodge and relax for the rest of the day.

Today's day is full of excitement; breakfast at 08H00 and then depart to visit the vast seal colony at Cape Cross, north of Swakopmund. Here you are able to get up close to thousands of wild Cape fur seals and observe them in their natural environment.
Swakopmund is a charming seaside town characterised by German colonial architecture, palm-lined streets, great restaurants, plenty of shops and beautiful beaches. You will be free to explore this town for the rest of the day. It offers plenty to do including a good museum and aquarium. Various optional activities can also be arranged like a boat tour, scenic flights, fishing trips, quad-biking in the desert, sandboarding and skydiving. All extra activities in Swakopmund are subject to availability and are made at the client's own and expense.

At after breakfast, we depart for Etosha at 08H00. We'll stop for a picnic lunch along the way. After lunch, we will go on a late-afternoon game drive. It is highly advised to visit the floodlit waterhole after dinner, as there is a good chance of watching lions and rhinos come to drink.

Today will be a day full of game viewing. Etosha National Park has 110 kinds of reptiles, 340 species of birds, and over 100 species of mammals. The lion, elephant, leopard, giraffe, cheetah, hyena, springbok, zebra, and eland are among the larger mammals. The park's numerous waterholes are essential to the survival of animals, especially in the dry season as they make for excellent spots to see wildlife.

The Etosha Pan, a large white depression that was once a lake, dominates the park. Currently a dry, dusty pan made of clay and salt, it periodically fills with water after a significant downpour. Many thousands of wading birds, especially flamingos, are drawn to this transient body of water.

After a delicious breakfast, your guide will transfer you to the Airport. We hope you have had a memorable trip and have a safe flight back home.