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DAY TOURS
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Our tours depart from Outjo, however, we can do pick-ups from Windhoek, at an additional cost.
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We specialize in small groups and quality attention to all detail.
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All our guides have more than 5 years of experience in the tourism industry.
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We offer comfortable, high-quality vehicles, which are serviced regularly. Our fleet consists of comfortable 4 x 4 vehicles ranging from 5 to 9 seats.
ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
On our way to the oldest camp in Etosha, namely Okaukuejo, we will enjoy a 2 to 3-hour game drive whereafter we will enjoy a homemade picnic brunch close-by one of the watering holes. Our game drive continues and will take us where game distribution is best for this time of year and day.
The main attraction of Okaukuejo is that it overlooks a permanent waterhole..
PRIVATE GAME FARM HALF DAY TOUR
We will introduce you to a success story of the critically endangered species, namely rhinoceros, that is currently on the brink of extinction.
OWAHIMBA VILLAGES
Omapaha Himba Village is a link to Otjikandero Himba Village. The two villages are working together to support and maintain the Ovahimba culture
DAMARALAND
Our guide collects you at 06h00 at your accommodation establishment in Outjo, whereafter you will depart for the Vingerklip, a rock finger protruding vertically in the air, like a monument, one of Namibia’s most remarkable
DINOSAUR TRACKS
At Otjihaenamaparero Farm, near Kalkfeld, we will find a number of well-preserved dinosaur footprints. These huge footprints were impressed into the prehistoric sandstone between 170,000 and 200,000 years ago
CHEETAH & CROCODILE FARM
As the global leader in cheetah research, conservation and education, CCF works to keep cheetahs in the wild, however provides a sanctuary to injured or orphaned cheetahs.
HIMBA'S, CHEETAH'S & ROCK PAINTINGS
Our tour continue to the Peet Alberts Rock Engravings, where we will enjoy our picnic brunch in the bush-veld, followed by an easy short walk through a beautiful piece of nature, to find carved drawings into rocks, done thousands of years ago by the bushman society.