Cherut Travel And Safaris

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$21,980 to $24,178 pp (USD)
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Arrival (See Getting There for more details)

Arrival (See Getting There for more details)

  • You'll be collected from the airport.
  • Accommodation before the tour starts can be arranged for an extra cost.

Day 1

Kalahari Desert

Kalahari Desert

Welcome to Namibia! As you arrive at Hosea Kutako International Airport, a guide will be waiting for you ready for your transfer to the Kalahari Desert. Watch the urban fringe of Windhoek fade into the rugged, thorn-bush savannah of the central highlands. Your journey takes you south, descending from the craggy Auas Mountains as the landscape begins a beautiful transformation, smoothing out into the vast, open plains of the Kalahari. Soon, the earth beneath our wheels will warm into the iconic, undulating waves of deep brick-red sand dunes and golden grasses.
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Main Destination:
Kalahari Region
Accommodation:
Otjimbondona Kalahari
  • Luxury lodge located outside Windhoek (City)
Meals & Drinks:
  • All meals included
  • Drinking water & beer and wine (Other drinks not included)

Day 2-3

NamibRand Reserve

NamibRand Reserve

Your journey moves from the linear, rust-colored dunes of the Kalahari across Namibia's vast, sun-bleached interior plains. The rolling acacia woodlands slowly give way to the rugged, purple-hued peaks of the Great Escarpment, guiding us toward the edge of the ancient Namib. As we descend into the NamibRand Nature Reserve, the landscape unfolds into a breathtaking tapestry of deep crimson sand dunes, golden pro-Namib plains, and stark inselbergs. This transition lands us in one of Africa's largest private reserves, a visually stunning expanse where the desert sands meet towering mountains under a limitless sky.
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Main Destination:
Namibrand Nature Reserve
Best Time To Go May to September (Dry conditions, good for wildlife)
High Season July to November (Never crowded)
Best Weather
Accommodation:
Kwessi Dunes
  • Luxury lodge located inside NamibRand NR
Meals & Drinks:
  • All meals included
  • Drinks not included

Day 4-5

Swakopmund

Swakopmund

Leaving the crimson dunes and golden plains of the NamibRand Nature Reserve, our route takes us north through the rugged, moon-like canyons of the Kuiseb and Gaub passes, where dramatic rock formations tell the story of a shifting earth. The stark, sun-baked desert expanses gradually cool as we approach the Atlantic coast, meeting the refreshing, mist-kissed air of the ocean. Soon, the vast wilderness transforms into the charming, German-colonial architecture of Swakopmund, tucked snugly between the roaring sea and the towering desert sands. This journey beautifully connects the silent majesty of the deep Namib with the breezy, historic energy of Namibia's premier coastal town.
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Main Destination:
Swakopmund (City)
Accommodation:
@ The Sea Boutique Guesthouse
  • Mid-range guest house located in Swakopmund (City)
Meals & Drinks:
  • Breakfast (Lunch & dinner not included)
  • Drinks not included

Day 6-7

Twyfelfontein

Twyfelfontein

Leaving behind the cool, mist-shrouded Atlantic coast of Swakopmund, you journey north along the stark Skeleton Coast before turning inland toward the rugged heart of Damaraland. The ocean breeze quickly fades as the landscape transforms into a dramatic wilderness of sun-baked plains, ancient volcanic craters, and the towering, rust-colored silhouette of the Brandberg Mountain. As we approach Twyfelfontein, the earth reveals a mesmerizing labyrinth of weathered sandstone cliffs and massive red boulders, sculpted by eons of wind and heat. This spectacular route transitions from the eerie beauty of the Atlantic shoreline to a prehistoric desert kingdom, where Namibia's ancient rock art and geological wonders await.
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Main Destination:
Twyfelfontein (Rock Art)
Best Time To Visit May to October (Animals are easier to see)
High Season July to November (Some places can get quite busy)
Best Weather May to August (Less hot during the day)

Wildlife in Damaraland

ElephantOccasional
GiraffeOccasional
LionRare
LeopardVery Rare
ZebraRare
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CheetahVery Rare
HyenaVery Rare
HippoNone
Accommodation:
Camp Kipwe
  • Mid-range lodge located near Twyfelfontein (Rock Art)
Meals & Drinks:
  • Breakfast & dinner (Lunch not included)
  • Drinks not included

Day 8-9

Ongava Private Reserve

Ongava Private Reserve

Departing the prehistoric, sun-baked sandstone landscapes of Twyfelfontein, we journey northeast through the rugged heart of Damaraland, watching the massive red boulders slowly give way to the classic Mopane woodlands of northern Namibia. The dramatic, weathered valleys gradually soften into expansive, game-rich savannahs as we approach the southern border of Etosha National Park. Your destination is the Ongava Private Game Reserve, a pristine wilderness sanctuary where rugged dolomite hills rise above teeming waterholes. This beautiful transition carries us from a realm of ancient geological wonders straight into a vibrant, exclusive haven for Africa’s iconic wildlife.
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Main Destination:
Ongava Private Game Reserve
Best Time To Go May to October (Dry conditions, best for wildlife viewing)
High Season July to November (Rarely crowded)
Best Weather
Accommodation:
Anderssons at Ongava Camp
  • Luxury tented camp located inside Ongava GR
Meals & Drinks:
  • All meals included
  • Beer and wine (Other drinks not included)

Day 10-11

Onguma Nature Reserve

Onguma Nature Reserve

Your route today skirts the southern and eastern borders of Etosha National Park, taking us on a scenic safari transit through a shifting landscape of dry Mopane woodlands and wide-open clay savannahs. The rugged dolomite hills of Ongava gently flatten out as we traverse the edge of the world-famous Etosha Pan, a blindingly white, salt-crusted expanse so massive it can be seen from space. As you approach the park’s eastern gateway, the dry plains transform into the lush, wild-sycamore and tamboti woodlands of the Onguma Nature Reserve. Arriving at this private oasis, we exchange the vast, open horizons of the salt pan for a hidden sanctuary where waterholes draw abundant wildlife right to our doorstep.
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Main Destination:
Onguma Private Game Reserve
Best Time To Go May to October (Dry conditions, perfect for wildlife viewing)
High Season July to November (Can get crowded)
Best Weather
Accommodation:
Onguma The Fort
  • Luxury lodge located inside Onguma GR
Meals & Drinks:
  • Breakfast & dinner (Lunch not included)
  • Drinks not included

Day 12

Omboroko Mountains

Omboroko Mountains

Departing the lush, tamboti woodlands of the Onguma Nature Reserve, our journey takes us south through the fertile heart of central Namibia, where the flat savannahs of the north gradually rise into a dramatic landscape of rolling hills and rugged mountain ranges. The wild bushveld transitions seamlessly into the acacia-dotted plains surrounding the spectacular Omboroko Mountains. This scenic route carries you from the eastern doorstep of Etosha to a world-renowned wilderness sanctuary, home to the AfriCat Foundation, where towering granite kopjes and pristine valleys provide a dramatic backdrop for an exclusive encounter with Namibia's majestic carnivores.
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Main Destination:
Okonjima Private Nature Reserve
Best Time To Go June or July to October (Dry conditions, best for wildlife)
High Season July to October (Can be crowded)
Best Weather
Accommodation:
Okonjima Plains Camp
  • Luxury lodge located inside Okonjima NR
Meals & Drinks:
  • Breakfast & dinner (Lunch not included)
  • Drinks not included

Day 13

Windhoek

Windhoek

As your unforgettable safari draws to a close, we bid farewell to the dramatic granite peaks and acacia-dotted plains of the Reserve to journey south along Namibia’s central plateau. The rugged wilderness slowly softens, transitioning into the rolling, thorn-bush savannahs and craggy silhouettes of the Auas Mountains that encircle the capital. Skirting the edge of Windhoek, the landscape opens up one final time into the wide, sun-drenched plains leading toward Hosea Kutako International Airport. This final drive offers a peaceful moment to reflect on your journey, connecting the wild, untamed heart of the bushveld back to the gateway where your extraordinary Namibian adventure first began.

Main Destination:
Hosea Kutako International Airport (Windhoek)
Accommodation:
No accommodation (End of tour)
Meals & Drinks:
  • Meals at own expense
  • Drinks not included

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  • You'll be dropped off at the airport.

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