2 Nights
Etosha (von Lindequist Gate)
Discover ‘the big white place of dry water’! Etosha National Park is home to over 100 mammals, including the rare black rhino, elephants, wildebeest, zebra, buffalo, antelope, hyena, as well as lions, cheetahs and leopards. Bird lovers will enjoy the 300-strong species, including bee-eaters, vulture species, falcons and herons, whilst botany enthusiasts might enjoy the enchanted forest between Okaukuejo and the Charl Marais Dam where you can find the African Moringa trees in the plains.
Included activities
Mushara Bush Camp: Morning Game Drive in Etosha
Experience the fascinating Namibian wilderness inside Etosha National Park, from its eastern edge. Set out on a typical safari vehicle armed with an experienced ranger and expert tracker, who will introduce you to the surrounding flora, fauna, and local mythology. Visit the shimmering silvery-white Etosha Pan, the largest of its kind in Africa, gracefully stretching into the horizon. Fringed by open savanna grasslands with fairy circles, diverse vegetation, and distinct waterholes, Etosha presents an air of excitement, where, with patience, you’ll be rewarded with excellent wildlife sightings. Hang around the many watering holes, each with a distinct character, and witness the daily spectacle of wildlife unfold. Elephants splash about and spray water, giraffes nibble on Acacia, and herds of game gather to quench their thirst, while lions, leopards, and hyenas among others wait to catch their prey. You might have a chance encounter with the endangered black and white rhinos, and a bevy of birds as well!
Mushara Bush Camp: Afternoon Game Drive in Etosha
Experience the fascinating Namibian wilderness inside Etosha National Park, from its eastern edge. Set out on a typical safari vehicle armed with an experienced ranger and expert tracker, who will introduce you to the surrounding flora, fauna, and local mythology. Visit the shimmering silvery-white Etosha Pan, the largest of its kind in Africa, gracefully stretching into the horizon. Fringed by open savanna grasslands with fairy circles, diverse vegetation, and distinct waterholes, Etosha presents an air of excitement, where, with patience, you’ll be rewarded with excellent wildlife sightings. Hang around the many watering holes, each with a distinct character, and witness the daily spectacle of wildlife unfold. Elephants splash about and spray water, giraffes nibble on Acacia, and herds of game gather to quench their thirst, while lions, leopards, and hyenas among others wait to catch their prey. You might have a chance encounter with the endangered black and white rhinos, and a bevy of birds as well!
Mushara Lodge: Morning Game Drive in Etosha
Experience the fascinating Namibian wilderness inside Etosha National Park, from its eastern edge. Set out on a typical safari vehicle armed with an experienced ranger and expert tracker, who will introduce you to the surrounding flora, fauna, and local mythology. Visit the shimmering silvery-white Etosha Pan, the largest of its kind in Africa, gracefully stretching into the horizon. Fringed by open savanna grasslands with fairy circles, diverse vegetation, and distinct waterholes, Etosha presents an air of excitement, where, with patience, you’ll be rewarded with excellent wildlife sightings. Hang around the many watering holes, each with a distinct character, and witness the daily spectacle of wildlife unfold. Elephants splash about and spray water, giraffes nibble on Acacia, and herds of game gather to quench their thirst, while lions, leopards, and hyenas among others wait to catch their prey. You might have a chance encounter with the endangered black and white rhinos, and a bevy of birds as well!
Mushara Lodge: Afternoon Game Drive in Etosha
Experience the fascinating Namibian wilderness inside Etosha National Park, from its eastern edge. Set out on a typical safari vehicle armed with an experienced ranger and expert tracker, who will introduce you to the surrounding flora, fauna, and local mythology. Visit the shimmering silvery-white Etosha Pan, the largest of its kind in Africa, gracefully stretching into the horizon. Fringed by open savanna grasslands with fairy circles, diverse vegetation, and distinct waterholes, Etosha presents an air of excitement, where, with patience, you’ll be rewarded with excellent wildlife sightings. Hang around the many watering holes, each with a distinct character, and witness the daily spectacle of wildlife unfold. Elephants splash about and spray water, giraffes nibble on Acacia, and herds of game gather to quench their thirst, while lions, leopards, and hyenas among others wait to catch their prey. You might have a chance encounter with the endangered black and white rhinos, and a bevy of birds as well!