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A 3 day luxury safari in Namibia is an excellent way to enjoy the country’s magnificent environment and unique wildlife.
Namibia is famous for its spectacular landscapes, which range from the Namib Desert, the Kalahari Desert, Etosha National Park, to regions with many other remarkable geological features. Visitors on a luxury safari in Namibia will have the opportunity to see wild creatures up close in their natural habitat and participate in unique recreational activities such as guided bushwalks, game drives, quad bike riding, guided walking safaris, fishing, and more.
Namibia offers accommodation in a wide range of luxury lodges and hotels, most of which are located on the edges of national parks or desert areas.
Visitors to luxury lodges usually have access to outdoor areas, swimming pools, and other luxurious amenities that let them enjoy the safari in peace.
Some of the well-known luxury lodges are:
On a 3 day luxury safari in Namibia you can see a little bit of the country’s unique scenery and wildlife, but you won’t have enough time to see most of the popular tourist attractions in Namibia. In fact, due to the vast distances between attractions, you will only be able to visit one, or perhaps two, destinations.
The most popular safari destinations in Namibia include:
A safari trip through Namibia usually starts in Windhoek and highlights of your trip, whether guided or self-drive, may include the following activities:
From October to March or April, during the rainy season, there are also a lot of birds, but some off-road trails may be hard to get through, and some low-water bridges have flooded.
May or June is thus the best time for a safari in Namibia. Even though it can be cold in June, the weather is usually great for going outside, and high-season prices don’t start until July.
For a 3 day safari you will only need two or three sets of light-weight clothing such as shorts, t-shirts and long pants for days and evenings; sandals or shoes with thick soles for hiking; a rain jacket or hooded windbreaker; and a warmer layer for occasionally cooler evenings.
You can bring additional necessities such as a local guidebook, binoculars, a small day bag, snacks, insect repellent, a hat or another kind of head protection, sunscreen, sunglasses, and personal care items.
Don’t forget your electronics, including a camera together with its charger, charging cables for portable electronic devices, flashlight complete with batteries, and a power bank.
When you plan a trip to Namibia, make sure to choose a reputable tour operator.
Make sure you know what you want to get out of your tour in Namibia. Are you more interested in the animals or the landscapes? In your lifetime, what kinds of wild animals do you hope to see? What does a normal day look like for you? How many hours a day, on average, do you plan to spend in the car?
Not only will you be able to see the most attractions in one safari, but you might also learn a lot from the professional assessments of the parks and the opinions and experiences of other travellers about those who offer tours of Namibia.
Aside from that, you should have a detailed talk with any operator you might travel with. You have the right to know exactly what you’re paying for while you’re there. A visit could be expensive, so you should be able to get all of your questions answered.
· Day 1 – Travel from Windhoek to The Desert Grace, Desert Whisper, or Namib Dune Star Lodge in the sand dunes of the Namib Desert.
· Day 2 – Explore Sossusvlei and the Deadvlei
· Day 3 – Travel back to Windhoek.
· Day 1 – Travel from Windhoek to Etosha Safari Lodge a few kilometres from the Andersson Gate of the Etosha National Park. Do a short detour to the Waterberg Plateau Park to admire the scenery and historic place.
· Day 2 – Go for a full day game safari into Etosha and visit the Okaukuejo, Halali and Namutoni rest camps and several water holes.
· Day 3 – Travel back to Windhoek.
A luxury safari in Namibia can be done in many different ways, such as desert excursions, visits to the coastal towns, and wildlife viewing in one of the game parks.
The ideal luxury safari in Namibia typically lasts for two to four weeks, but in a shorter time one can at least experience one or two of the tourist attractions.
The cost of a luxury safari in Namibia will depend on the activities, the accommodation, and length of the tour, but it may range from US$ 1 000 to US$ 2 500 per person per day.
Most luxury safaris in Namibia include accommodation in exclusive luxury lodges located to experience some unique landscape to its best.
Yes, you can usually customise your luxury safari in Namibia to suit your specific desires and needs, providing you have enough time and the budget at hand.
Yes, most luxury safari providers in Namibia are family-friendly or can be arranged in a way that activities are included that are suitable for the whole family.
The best time to go on a 3 day luxury safari in Namibia is typically during the dry season, from the month of May through to September, as many animals congregate near water sources during this period and the bush is less dense, so animals can be spotted easily.
During a 3 day luxury safari tour in Namibia, guests typically have the opportunity to spot a wide variety of African wildlife including giraffes, lions, elephants, leopards, rhinos, cheetahs, hippos, zebras, antelopes, and more.
Yes, meals are usually included on a 3 day luxury safari tour in Namibia. Guests can expect to enjoy a variety of delicious African-inspired dishes, as well as traditional local delicacies.
It is completely safe to go on a 3 day luxury safari tour in Namibia due to the presence of knowledgeable and experienced guides and the presence of strict safety regulations.
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