12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari: Desert Wildlife, Mountain Gorillas and African Cultural Experiences

The 12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari offers an extraordinary opportunity to explore two contrasting African destinations in one unforgettable journey. From Rwanda’s mist-covered volcanic mountains and ancient rainforests to Namibia’s vast desert landscapes, dramatic rock formations, and wildlife-rich national parks, this adventure brings together mountain gorilla trekking, golden monkey tracking, traditional cultural encounters, and classic African wildlife safaris.

Designed for travelers seeking more than a conventional holiday, the 12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari combines Rwanda’s exceptional primate experiences with Namibia’s remarkable natural beauty and cultural heritage. In Rwanda, you will explore Kigali, learn about the country’s history, visit conservation-focused attractions near Volcanoes National Park, and trek through the forest in search of endangered mountain gorillas. You will also encounter golden monkeys, a fascinating primate species that inhabits the bamboo forests of the Virunga Mountains.

Namibia introduces a completely different environment. Its wide-open spaces, rugged mountains, arid plains, and remarkable wildlife create an ideal setting for nature lovers, photographers, and travelers interested in traditional communities. Etosha National Park offers opportunities to observe elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, and other wildlife, while Damaraland is known for its striking landscapes and desert-adapted elephants.

At Deks Africa Safaris & Tours Ltd, we design journeys that connect travelers with Africa’s natural wonders, conservation stories, and living cultures. This 12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari offers a distinctive combination of primate encounters, wildlife viewing, scenic exploration, and meaningful cultural experiences.

Whether you are interested in Rwanda Safaris, Namibia Wildlife Safaris, or a broader African adventure, this itinerary provides an exciting way to discover two destinations with very different landscapes and experiences.

12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari

Tour Quotation Based on a 3-Star Safari Holiday

Single Room Supplement: USD 590

Rwanda Wildlife Safari

Why Choose the 12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari?

Two Countries, Two Distinct Ecosystems

The greatest attraction of the 12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari lies in the contrast between its destinations. Rwanda offers lush highland forests, volcanic scenery, and exceptional opportunities to observe endangered primates in their natural habitat. Namibia, by contrast, features vast open landscapes, desert-adapted wildlife, and some of Southern Africa’s most distinctive scenery.

This diversity allows travelers to experience Africa beyond the traditional image of savannah game drives. You can trek through mountain forests in search of gorillas, observe golden monkeys in bamboo vegetation, and later explore Namibia’s wildlife-rich plains in a safari vehicle.

Wildlife, Culture and Conservation

The itinerary also introduces visitors to the people and traditions connected to these destinations. Kigali provides opportunities to learn about Rwanda’s history, contemporary art, and local markets. Near Volcanoes National Park, the Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village offers an introduction to selected aspects of Rwandan cultural heritage through community-based tourism.

In Namibia, planned visits to Himba, Damara, and Hai||om San communities can provide insight into different cultural traditions and livelihoods. These experiences require respectful engagement, suitable local guides, and confirmation of the activities available at each location.

Consequently, the 12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari suits travelers who value wildlife encounters alongside cultural learning, conservation awareness, and scenic exploration.

Detailed 12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari

Day 1: Arrival in Kigali, Rwanda

A Relaxed Welcome to Rwanda

Your 12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari begins at Kigali International Airport. After completing airport formalities, meet your transfer representative and travel to Chez Lando Hotel or Hotel Okapi for check-in and relaxation.

International travel can be tiring, especially after a long flight. Therefore, the first day focuses on rest and preparation rather than a demanding sightseeing schedule. Take time to settle into your room, enjoy the hotel facilities, and prepare for the activities ahead.

Kigali is known for its green hills, expanding urban districts, and busy commercial areas. The city provides a welcoming introduction to Rwanda, combining contemporary development with a strong connection to the country’s history and cultural identity.

Depending on your arrival time, you may enjoy a short walk around the hotel or sample Rwandan cuisine at a nearby restaurant. Local dishes can include beans, plantains, vegetables, potatoes, and other regional specialties, depending on the menu.

Your first evening also provides an opportunity to review the next day’s schedule and prepare for a full city tour.

• Accommodation: Chez Lando Hotel or Hotel Okapi.
• Meal Plan: Dinner and Drinking Water

Day 2: Kigali City Tour, History and Cultural Discovery

Visit the Kigali Genocide Memorial

Begin the day with a visit to the Kigali Genocide Memorial, an important place of remembrance and education dedicated to the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.

The memorial provides historical context and encourages reflection on the human consequences of genocide, the importance of remembrance, and efforts to prevent future atrocities. Visitors should approach the experience with sensitivity and allow sufficient time to engage with the exhibits.

This visit adds historical depth to the 12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari, helping travelers understand an important part of Rwanda’s past and the country’s continuing commitment to remembrance and reconciliation.

Explore Rwanda’s Art and Local Markets

Continue to a local art gallery to discover contemporary Rwandan creativity. Depending on the venue, you may find paintings, sculptures, textiles, and other works that reflect local experiences, traditions, and modern artistic expression.

A market visit offers another perspective on daily life. Vendors may sell fresh produce, household goods, textiles, crafts, and locally made products. Shopping can also provide opportunities to support small businesses and independent artisans.

Ask permission before taking photographs, particularly when photographing individuals or market stalls. Respectful interaction helps create a positive cultural exchange.

Experience Kigali After Dark

In the evening, explore Kigali’s restaurant scene or selected nightlife venues, depending on your interests and energy levels. Local restaurants provide opportunities to sample Rwandan dishes, while selected venues may offer music and social entertainment.

Arrange reliable transportation and keep personal belongings secure. A relaxed evening provides a pleasant conclusion to your day before traveling toward Volcanoes National Park.

• Accommodation: Chez Lando Hotel or Hotel Okapi.
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 3: Transfer to Volcanoes National Park and Discover Rwandan Culture

Scenic Journey to the Virunga Mountains

After breakfast, leave Kigali and travel toward Volcanoes National Park in northwestern Rwanda. The journey passes through rolling hills, cultivated landscapes, rural settlements, and scenic highland communities.

As you approach the Virunga Mountains, the landscape becomes increasingly dramatic. Volcanic peaks rise above farmland and forest, creating a striking setting for the primate experiences ahead.

Volcanoes National Park protects important mountain gorilla habitat and supports other wildlife, including golden monkeys. Its conservation significance extends beyond tourism, as the forest provides essential habitat for endangered species and contributes to the wider ecological health of the region.

Visit the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund

In the afternoon, visit the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund’s conservation and education facility, subject to the available visitor program and opening arrangements.

The organization supports mountain gorilla conservation through scientific research, community partnerships, and education. A visit can help travelers understand the long-term work required to protect endangered primates and their habitats.

Confirm the exact facility and activity before travel, as visitor access and programs may differ from those associated with a traditional gorilla trekking excursion.

Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village

Later, visit Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village, also known as a community-based cultural tourism destination near Volcanoes National Park. The experience introduces visitors to selected aspects of Rwandan cultural heritage through activities that may include traditional dance, music, storytelling, crafts, and demonstrations of historical practices.

The precise program depends on local arrangements. Community-led tourism can create opportunities for cultural exchange and local income, particularly when visitors respect local customs and support participating households.

• Accommodation: Da Vinci Gorilla Lodge or La Palme Hotel.
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 4: Mountain Gorilla Trekking in Volcanoes National Park

Prepare for a Memorable Forest Encounter

Mountain gorilla trekking is the defining highlight of the 12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari. After breakfast, travel to the designated park briefing point, where staff explain the trekking rules, safety requirements, and group arrangements.

The trek may involve steep slopes, muddy paths, dense vegetation, and changing weather. Walking time varies because gorillas move freely through their habitat. A reasonable level of fitness, sturdy hiking boots, rain protection, and drinking water help prepare you for the experience.

Porters may be available to assist with daypacks and difficult sections of the trail, usually for an additional fee unless included in your package.

Encounter Endangered Mountain Gorillas

Once trackers locate the assigned gorilla family, visitors follow the instructions of park staff and maintain the required viewing distance. The permitted viewing period follows the current rules of the responsible wildlife authority.

Observing gorillas feeding, grooming, resting, and interacting within their family groups provides a remarkable insight into their social lives. Their close family bonds and expressive behavior make the experience especially meaningful for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.

Nevertheless, gorilla trekking takes place in a natural environment, so the duration and difficulty of the walk can vary. Sightings depend on the gorillas’ movements and tracking conditions.

Relax at Your Lodge

After the trek, return to Da Vinci Gorilla Lodge or La Palme Hotel for relaxation. Depending on the property’s facilities, you may enjoy a meal, rest in your room, or appreciate the surrounding highland scenery.

If the lodge or a local partner offers suitable cultural activities, you may also learn about local food, crafts, or community initiatives. Confirm any additional activities and fees before treating them as included services.

• Accommodation: Da Vinci Gorilla Lodge or La Palme Hotel.
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 5: Golden Monkey Tracking and Return to Kigali

Discover the Golden Monkeys of Volcanoes National Park

Begin the morning with golden monkey tracking in Volcanoes National Park. These distinctive primates inhabit bamboo forests within the Virunga region and are known for their golden-orange coloring and lively social behavior.

After a briefing, follow your guide into the forest to search for a habituated group. Golden monkeys often move through bamboo vegetation while feeding, climbing, and interacting with other group members.

The trek can provide a different experience from gorilla tracking because golden monkeys frequently move through vegetation at a lively pace. Comfortable walking shoes, suitable clothing, and a willingness to follow your guide’s instructions help make the activity more enjoyable.

Golden monkey sightings depend on natural conditions, and visitors must follow the park’s rules for wildlife observation.

Return to Kigali

After the tracking experience, travel back to Kigali for an overnight stay. The road journey provides time to relax and reflect on your experiences in the Virunga Mountains.

Depending on your arrival time, you may enjoy dinner at your hotel or explore a nearby restaurant. This evening also provides an opportunity to prepare for the international flight to Namibia.

• Accommodation: Chez Lando Hotel or Hotel Okapi.
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 6: Fly from Kigali to Windhoek, Namibia

Travel to Southern Africa

After breakfast, transfer to Kigali International Airport for your flight to Windhoek’s Hosea Kutako International Airport via Johannesburg. Confirm the flight schedule, transit arrangements, baggage allowance, and connection times before departure.

Upon arrival in Namibia, meet your transfer representative and continue to Arebbusch Travel Lodge or Daan Viljoen Lodge, subject to availability.

Namibia presents a striking contrast to Rwanda. The country’s landscapes include arid plains, rocky mountains, desert environments, and wide-open spaces that support wildlife adapted to limited water and seasonal vegetation.

Settle into Namibia

The afternoon provides time to rest after the international journey and prepare for the wildlife adventures ahead. Depending on your arrival time and accommodation location, you may enjoy the lodge facilities or take a short walk in a suitable area.

Windhoek also offers opportunities to discover Namibian cuisine and urban culture. If time permits, a restaurant visit or a small craft-shopping excursion can provide an introduction to local life.

Keep the evening relaxed, as the following days focus on exploring Etosha National Park and Namibia’s cultural heritage.

• Accommodation: Arebbusch Travel Lodge or Daan Viljoen Lodge.
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Days 7–9: Etosha National Park and Namibia’s Cultural Heritage

Explore Etosha National Park

Etosha National Park forms the centerpiece of the Namibia Wildlife Safaris section of the itinerary. Its open plains, woodland, seasonal water sources, and immense salt pan create a distinctive environment for wildlife viewing.

Guided game drives provide opportunities to search for elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, antelopes, and other animals. Wildlife often gathers around water sources during dry conditions, although animal movements vary with rainfall, season, and habitat.

The Etosha Pan itself forms a dramatic feature of the landscape. Its pale surface contrasts with surrounding vegetation, creating impressive scenery for photography. Birdwatchers can also look for species associated with open country and seasonal wetlands.

Make the Most of Three Days

With three days allocated to the Etosha region, the itinerary allows time to explore different areas rather than rushing through a single game drive. Your guide can adjust routes according to recent sightings, road conditions, and park regulations.

Morning and afternoon drives often provide different lighting and wildlife activity. Bring binoculars, camera equipment, sun protection, and drinking water, and remain patient when observing animals.

Although Etosha supports an impressive variety of wildlife, sightings are never guaranteed. A responsible safari focuses on observing animals without disturbing them and respecting the park’s rules.

Cultural Encounters with Himba Communities

The itinerary includes a planned visit to a Himba community. Himba communities are particularly associated with northwestern Namibia and maintain distinctive cultural practices, including traditional hairstyles, clothing, beadwork, and pastoral livelihoods.

A well-organized visit can introduce visitors to local traditions, daily activities, and the importance of livestock within community life. However, the exact experience depends on the location and host arrangements.

Choose community-led visits that respect local preferences, obtain consent before photography, and explain any fees transparently. Avoid treating cultural practices as performances without context.

Learn About Damara Heritage

The planned Damara community visit provides another opportunity to learn about Namibia’s cultural diversity. Damara people have their own languages, histories, and cultural traditions, while contemporary livelihoods vary across different communities.

Depending on the local program, visitors may learn about traditional knowledge, crafts, music, or daily activities. The host community and guide should determine the appropriate activities and explain the context respectfully.

Discover Hai||om San Cultural Traditions

The itinerary also includes a cultural experience with Hai||om people, a San community associated with Namibia. San communities have diverse histories and knowledge traditions connected to local environments, although practices vary widely between groups.

A community-led experience may introduce visitors to selected aspects of traditional ecological knowledge, tracking skills, crafts, or cultural storytelling, depending on the host program.

Responsible tourism should recognize community members as contemporary people with their own priorities and aspirations. Ask permission before photographing individuals, respect restrictions, and support locally organized activities where appropriate.

• Accommodation: Etosha Village or Eldorado Lodge and Camping.
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Days 10–11: Damaraland and Desert-Adapted Elephants

Discover Namibia’s Ancient Landscapes

Continue toward Damaraland, a region known for rugged mountains, dry riverbeds, rocky formations, and expansive desert scenery. The landscape creates a dramatic contrast with the forested slopes of Rwanda and the wildlife plains of Etosha.

Guided excursions offer opportunities to explore the region’s distinctive geology and search for wildlife adapted to arid conditions. Damaraland also contains important archaeological and cultural heritage sites, including ancient rock art in designated areas.

Your guide can explain how limited rainfall, seasonal water sources, and vegetation influence the distribution of wildlife. These insights help visitors understand why Namibia’s desert ecosystems require specialized conservation approaches.

Search for Desert-Adapted Elephants

One of the main attractions of Damaraland is the opportunity to search for desert-adapted elephants. These elephants use extensive landscapes and seasonal river systems to find food and water in a challenging environment.

Their movements depend on rainfall, vegetation, water availability, and local conditions. Therefore, sightings cannot be guaranteed, and the guide may need to adjust the route according to recent information.

When wildlife appears, observe from a safe distance and follow the guide’s instructions. Avoid approaching elephants on foot unless the activity follows an authorized and professionally managed program.

Cultural Experiences Around Damaraland Lodges

The proposed accommodation options are Twyfelfontein Country Lodge or Damara Mopane Lodge. Depending on the exact location and available local partners, visitors may be able to arrange cultural experiences, learn about regional crafts, or visit suitable heritage sites.

Twyfelfontein is associated with significant rock engravings and archaeological heritage. Any visit should follow site regulations and use appropriate guiding arrangements. Confirm whether entry fees, transport, and guided interpretation form part of the safari quotation.

Community activities vary by location and provider, so do not assume that every lodge offers the same experiences. Deks Africa Safaris & Tours Ltd can help clarify the available options before travel.

• Accommodation: Twyfelfontein Country Lodge or Damara Mopane Lodge.
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Drinking Water

Day 12: Return to Windhoek and Depart Namibia

Conclude Your Namibia Rwanda Safari

After breakfast, begin the road transfer toward Hosea Kutako International Airport for your departure flight. The itinerary ends on Day 12, so confirm the full driving time and flight departure details before finalizing the schedule.

Depending on the lodge’s location, the journey to the airport may require several hours. Plan the departure carefully to allow time for road conditions, rest stops, airport check-in, and international departure procedures.

Your 12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari concludes after a remarkable journey through two distinct African environments. Rwanda offers mountain gorillas, golden monkeys, cultural experiences, and historical discovery, while Namibia provides dramatic desert landscapes, wildlife viewing, and opportunities to learn about diverse local communities.

The combination creates a memorable African holiday for travelers seeking a blend of primate encounters, conservation, wildlife photography, and cultural exploration.

• Accommodation: None; the safari ends after the airport transfer.
• Meal Plan: Breakfast & Drinking Water

Accommodation Highlights and Cultural Experiences

Rwanda’s City and Gorilla Lodges

Chez Lando Hotel or Hotel Okapi provide a proposed base for exploring Kigali, while Da Vinci Gorilla Lodge or La Palme Hotel serve the Volcanoes National Park section.

In Kigali, cultural experiences include historical sites, art galleries, markets, and local dining. Near Volcanoes National Park, the Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village offers a planned community-based experience, while local partners may provide additional activities depending on availability.

The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund visit focuses on conservation education and should be confirmed with the relevant facility.

Namibia’s Safari Lodges

Arebbusch Travel Lodge or Daan Viljoen Lodge provide the first overnight stay in Namibia. Etosha Village or Eldorado Lodge and Camping serve as proposed bases for the Etosha region, while Twyfelfontein Country Lodge or Damara Mopane Lodge feature in Damaraland.

Cultural activities may include community visits, craft experiences, and heritage excursions. The exact offerings depend on the lodge’s location and its local partners. Confirm availability, costs, transport arrangements, and cultural protocols before including activities in the final package.

Best Time to Take the 12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari

Seasonal Considerations in Rwanda

Rwanda’s forest environments can experience rainfall throughout the year. Gorilla and golden monkey trekking remain outdoor activities, so suitable rain protection and sturdy footwear are useful regardless of travel dates.

Weather conditions can affect trail difficulty and walking times. Travelers should prepare for cool temperatures in the volcanic highlands and follow their guide’s instructions throughout the trek.

Seasonal Considerations in Namibia

Namibia’s wildlife-viewing conditions vary with rainfall, vegetation, and water availability. Wildlife can concentrate around water sources during drier periods, while greener landscapes may appear after rainfall.

Etosha and Damaraland can experience considerable temperature differences between day and night. Lightweight clothing, sun protection, a hat, and sufficient drinking water are essential for comfort.

Rather than relying on a single season as a guarantee of sightings, choose travel dates according to your interests, available flights, accommodation, and preferred pace.

Important Planning Advice for a Two-Country Safari

Flights and Transfers

The Kigali–Windhoek flight via Johannesburg requires careful coordination. Confirm connection times, baggage allowances, airport transfers, and any transit requirements before departure.

The Day 12 drive from Damaraland to Hosea Kutako International Airport also requires careful planning. The lodge location and flight departure time determine whether the transfer is practical on the same day.

Permits and Activity Arrangements

Mountain gorilla trekking and golden monkey tracking require the relevant permits and confirmed arrangements. Permit availability, costs, and operating rules follow the current requirements of Rwanda’s responsible authorities.

The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund visit, Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village experience, and Namibian community visits also require confirmation of access and schedules. Any optional excursions or special cultural programs should appear clearly in the final quotation.

Travel Documents and Health Preparation

Check passport validity, visa requirements, and entry conditions for Rwanda and Namibia according to your nationality. Transit requirements may also apply when traveling through Johannesburg.

Travel insurance should cover medical emergencies, trip interruptions, and any relevant evacuation arrangements. Discuss health precautions with a qualified travel-health professional well before departure.

Extend Your African Adventure

Combine Namibia Safaris with Rwanda Safaris

Travelers with more time can extend their journey through Namibia Safaris and Rwanda Safaris, exploring additional destinations beyond the main itinerary.

Namibia Wildlife Safaris can include other wildlife regions and landscapes, while Rwanda offers further opportunities for primate experiences, scenic exploration, and cultural discovery.

Namibia Rwanda Safaris for Wildlife and Culture

A Namibia Rwanda Safaris itinerary appeals to travelers who want to experience two contrasting environments. Rwanda offers rainforest primates and volcanic scenery, while Namibia features desert landscapes, wildlife-rich national parks, and cultural encounters.

The combination works particularly well for travelers interested in photography, conservation, and diverse ecosystems. However, additional destinations should be selected according to available time, flight connections, and travel budget.

Rwanda Gorilla Trekking and Namibia Wildlife Safaris

Rwanda Gorilla Trekking and Namibia Wildlife Safaris complement each other by offering different styles of wildlife observation. Gorilla trekking requires guided walking through forest habitat, whereas Namibian wildlife viewing often involves vehicle-based exploration across larger, more open landscapes.

Together, these experiences create a diverse African holiday that showcases the continent’s ecological range.

Why Choose Deks Africa Safaris & Tours Ltd?

Professional Planning and Local Knowledge

A two-country safari requires careful coordination of flights, accommodation, transfers, permits, guides, and community experiences. Deks Africa Safaris & Tours Ltd helps travelers organize these arrangements while keeping practical details clear.

Our approach emphasizes realistic schedules, suitable accommodation, responsible guiding, and transparent communication about included and optional services. We encourage travelers to confirm important arrangements before departure, particularly permits, international connections, and community activities.

Responsible Wildlife and Cultural Tourism

Responsible tourism helps protect wildlife habitats while supporting communities connected to tourism. Travelers can contribute by following park regulations, observing animals without disturbance, and choosing authorized guides and community-led experiences.

During cultural visits, ask permission before taking photographs, respect local customs, and support local businesses through agreed activities or purchases. These simple practices help create more meaningful exchanges while respecting the people who welcome visitors.

Book Your 12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari

The 12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari brings together the remarkable diversity of Rwanda and Namibia in one carefully planned adventure. From mountain gorilla trekking and golden monkey tracking to Etosha’s wildlife and Damaraland’s desert-adapted elephants, the itinerary offers a distinctive combination of nature, culture, and conservation.

You will discover Kigali’s history, experience Rwanda’s volcanic landscapes, explore Namibia’s vast wilderness, and learn about the cultural traditions of communities in both countries.

Contact Deks Africa Safaris & Tours Ltd to discuss your preferred travel dates, accommodation options, and special interests. We can help review the itinerary, confirm availability, clarify optional activities, and coordinate the details required for a rewarding African journey.

12-Day Namibia Rwanda Safari

Safari Inclusions

• Airport pickup at Kigali International Airport
• Airport drop-off at Hosea Kutako International Airport
• Private ground transportation as per the itinerary
• International flight from Kigali to Windhoek via Johannesburg
• Accommodation for 11 nights
• Meals as specified in the final itinerary
• Drinking water during safari activities and transfers
• Professional English-speaking driver-guide
• Kigali city tour
• Kigali Genocide Memorial visit
• Art gallery visit in Kigali
• Local market visit in Kigali
• Kigali evening or nightlife experience
• Road transfer from Kigali to Volcanoes National Park
• Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund visit
• Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village visit
• Mountain gorilla trekking permit in Volcanoes National Park
• Guided mountain gorilla trekking experience
• Golden monkey tracking permit in Volcanoes National Park
• Guided golden monkey tracking experience
• Road transfer from Volcanoes National Park to Kigali
• Airport transfers in Rwanda and Namibia
• Road transfers in Namibia as per the itinerary
• Etosha National Park entry fees
• Guided game drives in Etosha National Park
• Himba community cultural visit
• Damara community cultural visit
• Hai||om San community cultural visit
• Damaraland guided excursions
• Guided wildlife viewing in Damaraland
• Desert-adapted elephant tracking excursions
• Applicable government taxes, where included in the quotation

Safari Exclusions

• International flights from the traveler’s home country to Kigali
• Return international flight from Windhoek to the traveler’s home country
• Travel insurance
• Visa fees for Rwanda, Namibia, and any transit country, where applicable
• Gorilla trekking permit, unless specifically included in the quotation
• Golden monkey tracking permit, unless specifically included in the quotation
• Optional activities not listed in the inclusions
• Additional cultural experiences not specified in the itinerary
• Meals not specified in the final itinerary
• Alcoholic and premium beverages
• Personal expenses
• Laundry services
• Tips and gratuities
• Porter fees during gorilla trekking
• Porter fees during golden monkey tracking
• Medical expenses and personal medication
• Additional accommodation before or after the safari
• Single-room supplement, where applicable
• Excess baggage fees
• Airport lounge fees
• Photography or filming fees, where applicable
• Souvenirs and personal shopping
• Additional transfers resulting from changes to the itinerary
• Costs arising from flight delays, cancellations, or missed connections
• Any services not specifically mentioned in the inclusions

Tour Quotation Based on a 3-Star Safari Holiday

Single Room Supplement: USD 590