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Lion cub in Etosha Park

Why These Safaris Are Special

Our fly-in safaris to Epupa Falls and Etosha Park are perfect for those with limited vacation time and a desire to see much of what Africa has to offer. This "highlights" safari allows you to enjoy awesome desert scenery and great wildlife encounters as you fly to a fascinating new destination each day. A special attraction every day is the night skies below the equator with the Milky Way and Southern Cross, which are magnificent beyond words.

The accommodations and cuisine are outstanding, and always the best available in the areas we visit.

You'll experience Damaraland Camp, voted Africa's best eco-tourism resort, and will have an opportunity to look for rare desert elephants, black rhinos, and other animals adapted to harsh desert terrain. Enjoy the spectacular Epupa Falls and learn about the Himba tribe’s culture and traditions. Epupa Falls was created by a tectonic fracture in the desert plateau, and it's the 2d largest waterfall in Southern Africa after Victoria Falls. Very few people have the opportunity to see Epupa Falls, unlike the crowds of tourists at Vic Falls. Then enjoy fabulous aerial views of world-famous Etosha National Park, where you have a chance to view lions, elephants, and many diverse species.

At luxurious Ongava Camp, you'll explore central Etosha and can see both white and black rhino. Okonjima is an extraordinary resort, predator rehabilitation center, and home of the Afri-Cat Foundation. You are certain to see lions and cheetahs there, with a good chance to view leopards.

7-Day Luxury Fly-In Eco-Safaris to Epupa Falls and Etosha Park

Safari Schedule: Any seven days from
June through Mid-October

Maximum 8 People Per Group, Minimum 2

Price: $3,900 per person for 4 to 8 clients
$4,900 per person for 2 or 3 clients
(plus International Airfare)

This is a "CLIENT CHOICE" safari, which means clients can choose any 7 days between June and Mid-October. EcoVitality must reserve the right to cancel or reschedule this safari in the unlikely event that we cannot procure the expert guides, transportation, and accommodations necessary to run this "client choice" safari according to our high standards. We will keep clients informed while we are putting together the tour requirements and we will refund any deposits paid if a safari cannot be scheduled on the dates agreed to by the clients.

Required Deposit:
A deposit of $1000 is due upon booking, and the balance of the tour price will be due ninety (90) days before the beginning of the applicable tour. We cannot hold places on any safari without the appropriate deposit. The booking-deposit cancellation fees are described on the Terms & Conditions web page.

Himba Family

"The night sky in the bush is spectacular, worth the price of the trip. Seeing the animals in the wild -- especially the elephants, giraffes, and lions -- is a once in a lifetime thrill." Norman C.

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Highlights . . . . . .

Ø Journey across the exquisite Damaraland region and look for desert elephants and black rhinos

Ø Enjoy an aerial view of the picturesque, unspoiled Kaokoland Desert wilderness

Ø Visit the spectacular Epupa Falls

Ø Meet people of the
Himba tribe and observe
their culture

Ø    Travel to the Kavita Lion Lodge, a resort and sanctuary for lions unable to survive in the wild. Kavita is home to the Afri-Leo Foundation

Ø    Experience world famous Etosha National Park, Africa’s largest national wildlife park

Ø    Visit Okonjima, a luxury resort and rehabilitation center for big cats, the home of the AfriCat Foundation

Ø    Shop for great buys
in Namibian handicrafts, gemstones, and jewelry before your return flight

Mother and Son at Waterhole

The Purpose of These Safaris

EcoVitality is a non-profit, tax-exempt environmental group set up to protect ecosystems and wildlife in remote rural areas of poor countries, where most of Earth's biodiversity is located. Because most other conservation strategies have been failing, we're using an economic-incentives approach that helps people in poor areas get what they want, better economic welfare, in return for their help in getting what we want, conservation progress.

We're applying this economics approach by offering wildlife safaris and using the profits from the safaris to fund conservation programs in partnership with Afri-Leo Foundation of Namibia. Our eco-safaris are operated in partnership with Honeyguide Safaris, a professional tour-guide company run by "Hobby" Kreiner, one of Namibia's leading environmental
experts.

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