Wildlife Deluxe - Luxury Accommodation - Erindi Private Game Reserve - Game Driving Safari

If wildlife is you want you want and luxury is what you need then an overnight stay at the lavish Erindi Game Reserve is the answer. Erindi is a newly opened private game reserve and stretches over 71 000 hectares. It is home to over 12 000 head of game including some of Namibia’s endangered species such as wild dog and black rhino. This unique game reserve located just a mere 2 hours from Windhoek so it is malaria free and perfect for a 1-night getaway. Overnight is in spacious double rooms with views over the waterhole

2010 Rates
Departures: Daily depending on availability
Min Pax: 2
Max Pax: 12
Price: R7260/person sharing
Single Supplement: R200
(Price valid until 31 Oct '10)

Day 1 ERINDI PRIVATE GAME RESERVE
This morning pickup is from your accommodation establishment at 8h00 (8h30 in summer). Driving north we head towards the Erongo region arriving at Erindi mid morning. 

Erindi reserve is set on 71 000 ha of pristine wilderness with varied landscape in a malaria free area, from mountains to savanna to open grasslands right in the heart of Namibia. The private reserve is teeming with game including predators such as lion, leopard, cheetah as well as some more unusual species not often found in central Namibia such as hippos, crocodiles, and wild dog.

Upon arrival at the lodge, we can settle into our rooms, relax at the waterhole or pool until lunch. Late afternoon we will then have the opportunity to explore the area while on a guided game drive. The game drive enables us to interact with the guide and learn as much as possible about this unique game reserve as well as the animals and plants that we may find.

On return dinner will be served in the main restaurant where we can watch the nocturnal game, such as black rhino, aardvark and many plains antelope come to the waterhole to quench their thirst. (LD)                     



               

Day 2 WINDHOEK
This morning we are up early for our morning tea/coffee before heading out for our morning game drive which allows us to see Erindi in a slightly different light. Species to look for include cheetah, wild dog, honey badger and plains antelope. Returning to the lodge for brunch we can then relax by the waterhole or the pool until we depart for our return journey to Windhoek. Should we like, we may stop at the Okahandja craft market to collect any souvenirs from your trip to Namibia. Drop off at your accommodation mid afternoon.  (BL)