Self-driving safari through Namibia with 4x4 & rooftop tent

Our 4x4 self-drive safari starts from our office in Windhoek. We drive on the B1 north towards Otjiwarongo and Outjo in the Etosha National Park. Our camp for this evening is the Okaukuejo Camp. Until the evening, we still have some time to go on our first safari with our 4x4 vehicles. In the evening, you can sit on a bench at the illuminated waterhole in the camp and relax while observing the animals that come to drink late into the night.

We leave the camp very early and drive over Opuwa. On the way, we refuel and replenish our supplies for the coming days and head to the Epupa Falls. In the language of the locals, Epupa means falling water. It describes the foam and the sound that falling water causes as it hits the rocks. We set up our tents at the camp for the next 2 nights. The camp is located on the banks of the Kunene River and is surrounded by palm trees. Next, we visit the waterfalls and the surrounding area, as well as a traditional Himba village, which is the highlight of this day. We prepare ourselves with an off-road training session at the campsite for the off-roading that awaits us in the coming days.

The entire route today is approximately 140 Km long. We are expected to take the whole day for it, as the extremely poor road conditions are making our journey difficult. Tonight we will spend the night in the wilderness, near the top of the Van Zyl Pass.

Another day spent in the wilderness searching for wild animals of Africa. We are heading south to Damaraland. Our campsite today is at Palmwag in the midst of Damaraland. Our accommodation here has a swimming pool, a restaurant, bar, etc.

Today we drive west to the Atlantic and then south to Swakopmund. We spend our last night here and take a look at the 'German town'. In the afternoon, you have numerous dune rides available optionally.

You can design this day in Windhoek yourself or we recommend a 'city program'.