7-Day Cultural Himba Trails Namibia (Camping)

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

Windhoek to Kamanjab

Otjitotongwe Cheetah Guest Farm Camping, Kamanjab (456.3km)
You'll depart for Kamanjab. Along the way, villages of the Herero people will appear and they will be decorated by women in Victorian dresses and headscarves braided to form cow horns —the Herero symbol. You will spend the night at a farm in Otjitotongwe, a cheetah sanctuary. Namibia is home to most of these beautiful cats, of which there are very few left in the world. Attempts to save this species in Namibia have been successful, and within 10 years, the population has increased by almost 30%. Watching cheetahs while feeding.
Included Activities
• Visit the Herero Culture
Overnight stay: Otjitotongwe Cheetah Guest Farm Camping.

Main Destination:

Kamanjab (Village)

Accommodation:

Budget camping

Meals & Drinks:

• Lunch & dinner (Breakfast not included)
• Drinks not included

Kamanjab to Ruacana Falls

Swartbooisdrift Campsite, Ruacana (340km)
You'll have breakfast and depart for Ruacana, where you will be staying for the night. Swartbooisdrift has some historic significance as the place where the Dorsland Trekkers crossed the Kunene River in 1881 to move into Angola. In commemoration of this migratory movement, the Dorsland Trekkers Monument has been erected on a hill just outside the settlement.
Included activities
•You'll visit the Ruacana Falls.
Overnight stay: Swartbooisdrift Campsite.

Main Destination:

Ruacana Falls (Highlight)

Accommodation:

Budget camping

Meals & Drinks:

• All meals included
• Drinks not included

Ruacana to Epupa Falls

Epupa Campsite, Epupa Falls (340.8km)
You'll have an early breakfast and depart for Epupa Falls. Today, you'll have the day to enjoy the natural attractions around Epupa Falls. These jaw-dropping beautiful falls create a spectacular contrast to the arid desert and rugged surrounding mountains. You can look forward to discovering the unspoilt environment, the majestic baobabs and wild fig trees dotting the surroundings.
Included activities
• Sundowner drive/walk.
Overnight stay: Epupa Campsite.

Main Destination:

Epupa Falls (Kaokoland)

Best Time To Visit May to September (Cooler temperatures; no rain)

High Season July to November (It never gets busy)

Best Weather May to September (Less hot during the day)

Wildlife in Kaokoland

GiraffeRare

Black RhinoVery Rare

LionVery Rare

LeopardVery Rare

CheetahVery Rare

ZebraRare

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ElephantVery Rare

HippoVery Rare

HyenaVery Rare

White RhinoNone

BuffaloNone

WildebeestNone

Wild DogNone

Accommodation:

Budget camping

Meals & Drinks:

• All meals included
• Drinks not included

Epupa Falls

Epupa Campsite, Epupa Falls
Clients have breakfast and enjoy a full day in Epupa. Epupa Falls is known for the semi-nomadic Ovahimba people who live there, as well as other tribes like the Ovatjimba, Ovazemba, and Ovatwa people. Migration to Epupa Falls is constantly increasing due to high tourism growth, which encourages tribes of Herero- and Ovambo-speaking peoples to move to the area.
Included activities
• A guided visit to the Himba village.
Overnight stay: Epupa Campsite.

Main Destination:

Epupa Falls (Kaokoland)

Accommodation:

Budget camping

Meals & Drinks:

• All meals included
• Drinks not included

Epupa Falls to Sesfontein

Ongongo Waterfall Campsite, Sesfontein (331.2km)
You'll have breakfast and depart for Sesfontein. Sesfontein offers the adventurous an interesting view of a real town, not sanitised by the colonial designs of townships. It is spread out and very relaxed. If you're staying here, then try to rise early to watch the village come to life.
Included activities
• A visit to the Himba village.
Overnight stay: Ongongo Waterfall Campsite.

Main Destination:

Sesfontein (Town)

Accommodation:

Budget camping

Meals & Drinks:

• All meals included
• Drinks not included

Sesfontein to Twyfelfontein

Aba-Huab Rest Campsite, Twyfelfontein (197.5km)
You'll depart to Twyfelfontein, the World Heritage Site with famous rock engravings in search of the elusive desert-adapted elephants. As you continue deeper into Damaraland, the landscape becomes increasingly dramatic. You should reach your accommodation. You'll enjoy another breathtaking sunset with a refreshing drink.
Included activities
• A visit to the Twyfelfontein rock engravings.
Overnight stay: Aba Huab Rest Campsite.

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

Black RhinoRare

LionRare

LeopardVery Rare

ZebraRare

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CheetahVery Rare

HyenaVery Rare

White RhinoNone

BuffaloNone

WildebeestNone

HippoNone

Wild DogNone

Accommodation:

Budget camping

Meals & Drinks:

• All meals included
• Drinks not included

Twfelfontein to Windhoek

End of Itinerary (423.6km)
After breakfast, you will be on your way back to Windhoek.

Main Destination:

Windhoek (City)

Accommodation:

No accommodation (End of tour)

Meals & Drinks:

• Breakfast & lunch (Dinner not included)
• Drinks not included

• Additional accommodation can be arranged for an extra cost.
• You'll be dropped off at the airport.