Eco Logical Africa - Safari Combinations

Flying Safaris • Non-Flying Safaris Self Drive Namibia • Rovos Rail • Camp Wild
	Non - Flying Safaris The overland safaris recommended by Eco Logical Safaris & Travel are either exclusive or small group vehicle trips. Normally meals, beverages, sleeping facilities, activities, transport and guides are included.

	Self Drive Namibia Thirteen day self drive itinerary concentrating on Namibia - an opportunity to explore the country independently. Take your all-terrain vehicle for a spin without having to load up with survival and camping equipment. Day 1: Arrive Windhoek for one night. Day 2 & 3: Drive to Sossusvlei Wilderness Camp. Day 4 & 5: Hansa Hotel in Swakopmund. Day 6 & 7: Damaraland Camp, 90 km inland from Torra Bay on the Skeleton Coast. Day 8 & 9: Ongava Lodge, Etosha National Park. Day 10 & 11: Etosha Aoba Camp, Eastern Etosha. Day 12: Okonjima Guest Lodge Day 13: Drive back to Windhoek for departure.

	Rovos Rail The result of one man’s dream – the only private train company in the world that has its own station, 3 km north of Pretoria city centre in South Africa. There is a selection of scheduled and annual luxury rail itineraries, covering fabulous territories with destinations such as Cape Town, Durban and beyond South Africa’s borders to Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe) and into Namibia or Tanzania as far as Dar-es-Salaam. A recent addition to Rovos Rail’s annual itineraries is The African Collage departing from Pretoria to Cape Town via Maputo in Mozambique and Durban. A fleet of three luxurious trains comprising of Classic l, Classic ll and The Edwardian. The Edwardian is an original wooden coach train while the Classics are steel coach trains. They have all been painstakingly restored combining extravagant elegance with modern conveniences. The Royal or Deluxe en suite compartments are opulently furbished and service is tendered with great aplomb. An example of one journey: PRETORIA (SOUTH AFRICA) TO SWAKOPMUND (NAMIBIA) A seven day journey commencing from Pretoria through to Kimberley, the Fish River Canyon, Windhoek, the Etosha Pan and finally arriving at Swakopmund. The train stops at prime attractions en route. Day 1: Depart Rovos Rail’s private station in Pretoria Day 2: Arrive in Kimberley to undertake tour of the Big Hole and historical Kimberley. Day 3: Arrive Holoog Siding. Visit Fish River Canyon and enjoy lunch at Canyon Lodge. Day 4: Arrive Windhoek. Station Museum visit and Windhoek City Tour. Lunch at Okapuka Ranch with afternoon game drive and lion feeding. Day 5: Arrive Tsumeb. Transfer to Mokuti Lodge for lunch, game drive and overnight. Day 6: Early morning game drive into Etosha Pan. Day 7: Arrive in Swakopmund.

	Camp Wild Based in Cape Town, South Africa, Camp Wild is for the young at heart wanting to experience African wilderness and culture firsthand. The company has put together an excellent collection of well thought out itineraries. Scheduled tours run from Cape Town, Johannesburg, Windhoek and Victoria Falls. Customized tours can be designed in consideration of small group interests. Depending on the itinerary, tours run for three days all the way up to three weeks. Many of the wilderness destinations are in fragile ecosystems, requiring respectful utilization and acknowledgement of protocol applied by indigenous inhabitants. The small group policy, which Camp Wild adheres to, ensures a memorable journey.