$6,800 to $7,480 pp (USD)
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This Tour Is Offered by Cross Country Air Safaris
Cross Country Air Safaris
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- 1-5 employees (Founded in 1985)
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- SATSA & Wordwide Who's Who
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- Custom mid-range & luxury tours that can start every day
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Cross Country Air Safaris (CCAS) designs truly personalized itineraries for safari and leisure destinations in Southern Africa.
Reviews23
DE
Everything before and during the holiday was perfect
The communication before was perfect and the Safari tour as well.
DE
Perfect organized self driving tour with adventure, culture, people & wildlife
Cross Country / African Bush Bird was the guarantor of a very successful and extraordinary Nambia self-driving trip, which made our desires for adventure, culture, people & animals a perfect experience.
We had a very agile service with the local ABBT team, which thanks to his experience complemented further wishes along the route, so that Essen, shopping or technical support for the vehicle was perfectly organized in parallel.
After leaving the last tar road south-west of Windhoek we were able to get used to the beautiful Gecko camp and the track to the Naukluft Park with the Hilux and the "African massage" on the washing board pistes. Still, "African massage" surprises the Sesriem National Park with beautiful tar road in the dune world. The sandy track on the last few kilometers to Sossusvlei with difficulty driving in sand without problems and after nightly sandstorm it went to sunrise over Solitaire, Welwitschia-Ebene and Moonlandscape to Swakopmund. Then we came closer to living in the sand dunes during the Little Five Tour, while the strikingly damped shock absorbers on our Hilux were exchanged at the Toyota Workshop - thanks to Manfred's faster organization. The very pleasant atmosphere of the Beach Lodge and its very good kitchens are loved until the negligence of the carmaker quickly forgets. Relaxed and refreshed, it went with the full reserve canister north.
A further highlight on the north course was the Mowani Lodge, its comfort and restraint luxury until ever, as we continued to conquer the dusty slopes along our route in the Kaokoveld in the following days. The Movani Elephant Drive with Guide Mephew leaves behind a reminder of refreshing desert elephants in close proximity to the Jeep.
Our special treats were enjoyed at the junction: the Etendeka Mountain Trail, the landscape and wildlife (giraffes, noseburns, zebras, lions) on their own feet were much closer to reading, as the later "comfort drive in water slides" in Etosha. The approx. 18km day stretches are ideal for pedes even with 15kg of photo luggage relaxed.
Thanks to Himba guide Nick, we felt secure for all time and loved the elevated sleeping platforms and, despite the hyena call in the evening with a glance into the starry sky. The nursing exaggerated our expectations that the kitchen duo dazzled in both camps, each at a wonderful evening and breakfast.
In the Kaokoveld, which is also home to the Himbas, we then found driving technical highlights from Marble Camp to the Red Drum and Marienfluss, as our Toyota Hilux came with its standard approach and normal pick-up ground freedom and its boundaries. At least we didn't get any fuel, since our Sonderwünsche was better fulfilled by reservists from landlords than the more robust all-terrain tires.
That is why we had very interesting terms with one of the "Himba buses": trained safari defender, who drove the clan in the clinic at the Marble Camp and who already knows the very "rocky and stony" track at sleep.
The House on the Hill at Marble Camp with the very friendly manager Sebaleon, who received our surprisingly white train with tight ties, also had a solid place in our memory.
Further landscaping then detected the green river landscape in the Kunene River. The stretch section of the Epupa Falls to Ruacana was rewarded even with crocodile sighting on its own, but even though Guide Tom warned against the cold-blooded shelter on the shallow shore, he lost his sister with a child and a crocodile.
In Ovamboland, easy to find in the cities with the many "O" s, we arrived at the Ongula Homestaed Lodge in the enjoyment of the incredible heartiness of the teams of Eric, Hilma and Betty. We were also able to get to know the life of the villas very authentically - including typical essence with millet, marthon chicken and mopane caterpillars.
The Etosha stay planned at the end rounded out the photo series with the one and the other picture, which still leaves the animal scenes visible during walking and driving. The overnight stay outside the parks at Onguma Tamboti Camp was rewarded with very good comfort and good kitchens of restaurants with "lodging places" in the water hole. As a result, the park attracts with its larger illuminated water runs at the expense of retaining the friendliness of tourism-weary personnel.
Unfortunately, the last stop in Waterberg was short and then a continuation was sure to be made.
Thank you and the planning team of Juliane Beckmann, Nicole and Manfred.
Thank you so much to Manfred and the team for our place and to Jophrey, our airport transfer.
LU
Perfect one stop shop for hotels, flights and safari.
We had used them with great success in for Victoria Falls and Botswana safari.
As we live in Luxembourg, communication was all by email which worked perfectly. Quick responses each time.
Lion Sands reserve and especially Ivory Lodge were exceptional. The Lodge meals were world class.
IQ
Very knowledgable about Madagascar, understanding well the wishes and particulars of the client
Very good, communication with Cross Country Air Safaris was quick and clear and they have put together a very good travel schedule for us with excellent lodges and transport options.
US
Excellent plan and execution--first class and flawless. MCC was terrific, as well as all lodging
Perfect! Plan, execution, Juliane, MCC, lodging and transportation were all flawless.
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