Namibia · GAME DRIVES
Open vehicle, a spotter, and either a waterhole or a riverbed. These 4 are priced and clear on how long you are out, whether park fees are covered and which run at dawn rather than mid-morning.
Review of Etosha National Park game drives: open 4x4 safari, local guides, wildlife, costs, timing, practical tips, and who should book.
“We had a super afternoom game drive with Ben who happily share all jis huge knowlege about the animals and their behaviour with his guests. There are cheaper game drives on the market but with Ben as a guide this tour is real value for money”
Review of Windhoek’s Düsternbrook game drive, with cheetahs, leopards, hippos, sunset views, transport details, value, and practical advice.
“A very affordable trip, with two parts - one is a cat feeding tour and the other a longer, general tour. During the feeding tour you get very close to the felines (but it's super safe) and I found out a lot of great information about them. Then the second tour offer a lot of animal sightings including hippos, giraffes, several species of antelope, ostriches, rhinos and others. Got a lot of good photos. All the animals are in very good shape and have a lot of space. All in all a good visit that was also very educational.”
Review of Etosha game drives from $171, with wildlife tips, guide praise, pickup details, park fees, lunch costs, and booking advice.
“Great driver. We saw everything. Literally everything. We also learned everything that was most important. I recommend it 100%”
Review of Zannier’s 3.5-hour Namibia game drive, with Windhoek pickup, small groups, wildlife sightings, and conservation support.
“The agency called me saying that the activity has been overbooked and cancelled my participation after I paid. I am waiting the refund.”
Pick a coastline, a dune belt or a waterhole.
