Desert Rhino and Elephant Expedition

An Adventurer Exploration - 7 nights/8 days

For more than 20 years, the Save the Rhino Trust (SRT) has worked ceaselessly to protect the last free-ranging rhino population on Earth: the rare desert-adapted black rhino. In the remote, rugged Palmwag Concession, teams of local trackers use camel trains to help in researching and monitoring this animal.

On this original and exciting Exploration, guests join the "ships of the desert" on a great adventure: an eight-day walk across the oldest desert in the world, where a camel train and a team of Save the Rhino trackers take us deep into the heart of the Namib Desert in search of this rare and endangered species. Guests thus gain access to some of the most remote and almost inaccessible regions of the Concession. Guide Price £1450 per person

The revenues generated by this venture are channelled into the critically important conservation of the rhino population of the area.

Brief Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive and overnight at Palmwag Lodge.

Day 2: Early morning drive north to Mbakondja Camel Camp to meet the Save the Rhino Camel Team, then ride south to and overnight near the Aub River.

Day 3: Travel west towards the Barab River.

Day 4: Walk or drive west again towards Okomutati and Kudu Springs.

Day 5: Head on to Hunkab Spring and overnight in Adventure Camp.

Days 6-7: Bid farewell to the SRT trackers and transfer by vehicle to Hoanib Camp.

Day 8: Fly back to Palmwag Lodge in time for lunch.

Single supplement £155

Features of this Exploration

Departure Dates - 09 May 2008, 09 June 2008, 25 June 2008, 25 July 2008.

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