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Our clients get to see some 80,000 to 100,000 Cape Fur Seals at close quarters. This is an experience of a lifetime. During October, large adult males haul out to establish breeding territories, and those that do, stay for six weeks or more. The bulls expend considerable energy reserves and lose weight establishing and maintaining territories, herding females and fighting other males. A single pup is born in late November or early December and during a 34 - day period, 90% of the pups are born. The black pups suckle soon after birth and the females remain with it for the first week. This close association establishes a strong maternal bond between the pup and its mother. The initial bonding period is very important as it enables her and the pup to identify one another amongst the thousands of other seals. Without milk from the females, the pup's chances of survival are virtually nil. When they are separated the mother bellows for her pup and miraculously they find one another.

This 3-day/2night budget camping safari starts in Swakopmund every Saturday and ends Monday afternoons in Windhoek. Leaving Swakopmund in the morning to Etosha National Park where you will spend 1 full day and an afternoon game driving, searching for predators & prey alike. Spend your evenings at the flood-lit waterhole waiting for animals to come and drink. Etosha National Park stretches approximately 22,000sqkms and is named after the famed Etosha Pan. Upon leaving Etosha, make a final stop at the Okahandja craft market for some local souvenirs. We arrive in Windhoek in the afternoon where we will be dropped off at our accommodation within the city limits.

The Namib Desert is the oldest desert in the world, yet it teems with live. Be it the interesting indigenous plants or the astounding animals which manage to survive in such harsh environment. Your qualified tour guide explains the unique manner in which flora and fauna exist against all odds. The rugged and rocky scenery is astounding and lends itself to spectacular photography. The picnic lunch during the tour is a popular feature of this tour.

Enjoy the beauty of one of Namibia's most photographed sights on a 3-day express safari from Swakopmund to the Soussusvlei region. Journey across Ghaub Pass toward your first night's lodging: an en suite desert camp near Sesriem. Watch the sun set behind the Naukluft Mountains, then start day two en route to the world's oldest desert and its iconic red dunes. Climb the impressive Dune 45, meander among camel thorn trees and bask in the area's supreme peacefulness. Spend your final morning tracking cheetah in the company of a trained biologist.

Discover the iconic Spitzkoppe Mountain, often called the Matterhorn of Africa, on this small-group day tour. Journey through the ancient Namib Desert, pausing to explore stalls selling local goods and souvenirs. At Spitzkoppe, marvel at granite formations like the "Rock Pool" and the "Rock Arch." Observe the desert flora and spot diverse bird species, and then enjoy a leisurely lunch before diving into the world of Bushman paintings.