| D/T | LOCATION | COUNTRY |  |
ACTIVITY INCLUDED | GROUND ACTIVITY | FOOD/ DRINK |
| 1 | JHB | RSA | Briefing, license validation, familiarization with Aircraft | BB | ||
| 2 |
JHB |
RSA | Familiarisation with Airspaces, Bush flying brief, visit Gold reef city | Tour of Gold reef city | BB | |
3 |
KIMBERLEY |
RSA |
CAA mornings- then fly across the Orange free-state to Kimberley. | Kimberly is the home of the finest diamonds, and the hotel is just 2.5 kilometers from the Big Hole, the largest man-made excavation in the world. | Tour of the Kimberley mine museum | BB |
| 4 | FISH RIVER CANYON | NAMIBIA | Fly west across the Karoo to the Fish river Canyon via Upington/Keetmanshoop Sundowner tour to Fishriver Canyon | Sundowner tour to Fishriver Canyon | FB | |
| 5 | FISH RIVER CANYON | NAMIBIA | Relax and walk around Canon lodge | Sunrise tour into Canyon, Desert horse ride | FB | |
| 6 | LUDERITZ | NAMIBIA | A scenic flight southwestward over one of the largest Canyons in the world- the Fish river Canyon, then on to the pioneer town of Luderitz, | Kolmanskop Tour of the ghost mining town | DBB | |
| 7 | LUDERITZ | NAMIBIA | Sailing turn out of Luderitz harbour into the Atlantic Ocean, tour of old Luderitz town | Sailing turn to Diaz Point, Luderitz tour | DBB | |
| 8 | NAMIB DESERT | NAMIBIA | Fly low-level up the coastline, see the contrast of the blue Atlantic and the sweltering red Namib desert, land at Wolwedans | Go on an afternoon drive on the day of arrival, followed by a full day-safari with picnic lunch en-route. Alternatively you can join one or two half-day excursions, i.e. if you feel like lazing around for an afternoon, simply admiring the views and colours which change by the hour - the choice is entirely yours | FB | |
| 9 | NAMIB DESERT | NAMIBIA | The camp is situated in the heart of NamibRand Nature Reserve, just south of Sossusvlei. Nestled amidst red dunes and set against a backdrop of unparalleled beauty, | NamibRand Nature Reserve's desert habitat with its diverse fauna and flora. Scenic drives in open Landrovers and nature walks with resident field guides reveal the fascinating wonders of the desert - as do picnics in the wild, sundowners on the dunes and dinners by candlelight. | FB | |
| 10 | SWAKOPMUND | NAMIBIA | Fly low-level up the Namib Dunes to the coastline at Moeb bay ,see the contrast of the blue Atlantic and the sweltering red Namib desert, then northward to the seaside resort of Swakopmund | Swakopmund is a popular seaside resort with a slightly nostalgic atmosphere, many German colonial attractions and a pleasant climate in summer. | BB | |
| 11 | SESFONTAIN | NAMIBIA | Head out of Swakopmund to the Northeast for a scenic flight past Spitzkuppe, the Brandberg to the old German Fort of Sesfontain | A gap in the mountains gives access to the valley basin of Sesfontein (six fountains) where green gardens give the landscape its special character. In 1896 the government of what was then German South-West Africa built the Fort of Sesfontein as a control point for keeping in check cattle disease, arms smuggling and illegal hunting. The Fort was abandoned in 1914 and only ruins and a small army-cemetery remained in Sesfontein | B | |
| 12 | KAOKOVELD | NAMIBIA | North again over the desert plains and mountains to the barren Kaokoveld and to land at Eupa falls on the Kunene river the border to Angola | Wonderful nature walks and informal hiking trails invite you to discover the flora and fauna of the area. Epupa's arid savannah, rocky cliffs, the river, and the accompanying vegetation create a bird lovers paradise Of the few nomadic tribes left in this world, the Ochre People or Himba, tall, graceful and lovely, follow the seasonal rains as their ancestors have done since time out of mind | We offer a special introduction to the Himba people by means of a guided tour to one of their temporary villages. Learn how a day is spent in Africa by people who do not need calendars. | FB |
| 13 | ETOSHA | NAMIBIA | Take up a southeasterly heading to and near the Etosha pan, enjoy the abundant wildlife of this unique eco-system | Daily guided game drives into Etosha National Park in open vehicles - the ideal African experience | BB | |
| 14 | ETOSHA | NAMIBIA | Early morning game drive into Etosha pan, relax during the day late afternoon sunset game drive | Early morning and afternoon game drives | BB | |
| 15 | WINDHUK | NAMIBIA | Southward to Windhuk Namibia's capital. The attractive town lies at an altitude of 1650 meters in a beautiful valley bordered by the Eros Mountains in the north and the Auas mountains in the south. Towards the west, stretches the Khomas Highland to the Namib and the coast. | The influence of the German language and culture is, in many ways, still present. There are German restaurants where one can have traditional German dishes, bread and beer, and even celebrate the German carnival. Although English is the official language, one can use German just about anywhere. | BB | |
| 16 | BITTERWASSER | RSA | 160 NM on a heading of 193 will bring us to Bitterwasser - the gliding Mecca of Namibia, a salt pan with its diameter of 3 kilometers the ultimate runway system | The extraordinary thermal conditions of the Kalahari desert are world famous. Not only incredibly fast, but also exceptionally long glider flights are flown regularly in Bitterwasser | Glider flight in Twin Astir | B |
| 17 | WEST TRANSVAAL | RSA | Early morning flight to Keetmanshoop then onwards to Upington and a last night stop on a Game ranch in the Western Transvaal | game drives | BB | |
| 18 | JHB | RSA | Last leg into Joburg, afternoon Shopping, Johannesburg and Soweto tour (if there is time) | fly out |