AM Cheetah Walk with N'a/ankuse Lodge- children from 12 years.
PM Activity- choose from a variety of activities. Cheetah (Africat) welfare – children from 4 years. Leopard Tracking by vehicle – children from 7 years. Cheetah Tracking on foot – children form 12 years. Wild dog tracking on foot – children from 12 years. Hyena tracking on foot – children from 12 years
Visit to THE AFRICAT FOUNDATION: AfriCat is a non-profit organisation set up to conserve and protect threatened cheetah, leopard, and other wild carnivores of Namibia. Visitors will be able to observe some of this programme at work and learn more about these amazing and beautiful animals.
Drive to Etosha National Park
Game drive in open safari vehicles through Etosha National Park
Game drive through Etosha National Park with SoA vehicle en route to Fiume Lodge
Sundowner Drive at Fiume Lodge (time allowing)
Full day Bushman Excursion. You can expect the most informal, liberating learning experience about these people, their history, lifestyle and culture and can to look forward to: Bush walk, village life, making of tools, jewellery and weapons. You will also be taught how to start a fire, how and what to use as medicines and the different roles of men and women in the community. This activity is the result of a joint community venture between the lodge management and the Ju/Hansi people.
After heading north in to the Zambezi Region finish the day with a 2 hour Boat Cruise along the Kwando River.
Start the day with a visit to a local village where you will visit the local school and the Traditional Authority if possible. A real opportunity to interact with the local people to this beautiful area.
Take a walk on the wild side and enjoy a guided walk in this game rich area.
After leaving Namibia you will pass through Botswana where a transfer will pick up the group to move on to Victoria Fall. You will visit the Zimbabwean side of the falls where the views are best.
Visit the Wild Horizons Wildlife Sanctuary that is conmnected to your lodge and meet with the Elephants that they home.
