Wings over Namibia
Luxury Fly-In Safari
• Sossusvlei • Namib Desert • Sesriem Canyon • Damaraland • Etosha National Park
PRICE FROM | DURATION | |
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NZD
$11,880
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Days
7
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Nights
6
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PRICE FROM | DURATION | |
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NZD
$11,880
|
Days
7
|
Nights
6
|
Introduction
Namibia is a vast, sparsely populated country with rewarding pockets of endemism in its enormous wilderness.
By day enjoy the majestic rusty dunes of Sossusvlei and at night be enchanted by the desert sky. The vastness of Damaraland will astound you as will the desert-adapted wildlife. The last stop is Etosha National Park – famed for its large herds of game and great predator viewing to go with it. The camps are set within private concessions and you will be transferred by air seamlessly between destinations.
Itinerary
Days 1 & 2 : Namib Desert
Depart from Windhoek by air and enjoy awe-inspiring views of the mountains and the desert floor. Fly to Sossusvlei for two nights at Little Kulala. Afternoon desert activity and sundowners in the “perfect light”. Options include an excursion to Sossusvlei and Sesriem Canyon and an optional hot air balloon ride (not included).
Days 3 & 4 : Damaraland
Fly to Damaraland – we enjoy a scenic flight over the Namib Desert for a different perspective of the “dune sea” – including the possibility of seeing shipwreck remains, plus an old mining camp along the Skeleton Coast before heading inland to northern Damaraland. Spend two nights at Damaraland Camp. Damaraland Camp is famous for its diverse compliment of desert-adapted wildlife, especially elephant, and its highly successful partnership with the local Torra community.
Days 5 & 6 : Etosha National Park
The fight reveals the considerable contrast of the stark and rocky scenery of Damaraland and the Kaokoveld and the richer woodland areas and grassy plains of wildlife-rich Ungava and Etosha. Stay at Ongava Tented Camp, on a 30,000 private reserve where big game including lion, white and black rhino and plains game abound. The camp overlooks a waterhole where multitudes of wildlife come to drink.
Intimate Ongava Tented Camp is hidden in the west of the Reserve and overlooks a waterhole to which a plethora of wildlife congregate to drink. Ongava Lodge is scenically nestled around a rocky outcrop and overlooks the vast plains beyond plus a productive waterhole that is floodlit at night.
Day 7 : Etosha National Park > Windhoek
Fly to Windhoek.
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Pricing
Pricing (per person), NZD
TYPE |
TWIN from |
SINGLE from |
EXTRA from |
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2023 | |||
1 Nov – 19 Dec |
NZ$11,930 |
NZ$14,125 |
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20 – 31 Dec |
NZ$12,555 |
NZ$14,975 |
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2024 | |||
1 – 5 Jan |
NZ$12,555 |
NZ$14,975 |
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6 Jan – 31 Mar |
NZ$11,880 |
NZ$12,730 |
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1 Apr – 31 May |
NZ$12,375 |
NZ$13,225 |
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1 – 30 Jun |
NZ$14,935 |
NZ$18,040 |
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1 Jul – 31 Oct; 20 Dec – 31 Dec |
NZ$16,765 |
NZ$20,325 |
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1 Nov – 19 Dec |
NZ$14,205 |
NZ$15,510 |
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2025 | |||
1 – 5 Jan |
NZ$16,765 |
NZ$20,325 |
Departs
Daily, year round |
Included
- Tailor-made journey
- 6 nights’ accommodation
- 6 breakfasts, 6 lunches, and 6 dinners
- Local beverages including alcoholic and non-alcoholic
- Meet & Greet at Windhoek Hosea Kutako International Airport
- Shared fixed-wing flights Windhoek > Sossusvlei > Damaraland > Ongava > Winhoek
- Twice-daily shared camp activities
- National Park fees, tourism & sustainable levy, and VAT
- Laundry
Not Included
- Premium imported spirits and champagne
- Gratuities
Important Notes
- Pricing is based on a minimum of 2 travellers
- The single price is based on travelling with others in your party
- Please enquire about pricing for a single travelling alone, children, and/or cross-season
- Please also enquire for pricing to add on a Sossusvlei sunrise hot air balloon flight
- Please also enquire about upgrading to private camp activities
- Luggage (soft-sided bags only) is restricted to a maximum of 20 kgs per person
- Ongava Tented Camp is closed from January to June 2024
- From January to June 2024, you will stay at Ongava Lodge
Please refer to World Journeys terms & conditions
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