A nine day journey of wonder through red sand dunes, incredible game reserves, spectacular canyons and vast National Parks from Namibia to South Africa. Travel on the Pride of Africa train to the incredible Etosha Nature Reserve to search for elephants, journey to Sossusvlei, home to stunningly red sand dunes and cross the "land of great thirst", the Great Karoo. This holiday departs on 6th May 2012.
From $7,221 per person
Board the Pride of Africa luxury train at Swakopmund, a beautifully preserved Hansa town on the Western coastline of Namibia.
Settle in to your beautiful Pullman Suite before embarking on your journey through this fascinating country home to the Kalahari Desert, Namib Desert and the infamous Skeleton Coast, the site of hundreds of shipwrecks.
As you pull away from the station, watch the desert scenery from the Observation Car or meet with fellow passengers in the cosy Lounge Bar. Look out for the impressive Spitzkoppe Mountain, a spectacle larger than Table Mountain. Enjoy your first fabulous feast in the restaurant car before retiring for your first night aboard this incredible train.
After breakfast arrive in Tsumeb, one of the most prosperous areas in Namibia, especially in the mineral and agriculture industry. Geologists are particularly fascinated by the geology within the area such as the Gaub caves, home to incredible underground caverns.
Transfer onto a luxury coach to the lavish 5* Mokuti Lodge.Pass through agricultural plains that sweep into the distance and merge into the Kalahari Desert. Arrive at the Mokuti Lodge and experience a game drive in the Etosha National Park. Discover just a small area of this incredible park spread over 22,270 square kilometres. Watch out for the herds of game such as the black faced impala and the endangered black rhino . Watch the gamboling giraffes and keep your eyes peeled for a racing cheetah in the distance.
Return to your chalet and watch the stunning sunset from your own private veranda.
Follow breakfast with an early morning game drive in the Etosha National Park. Drive through the mirages of the Etosha Pan which shimmer in the heat. Look out for Egyptian vultures, blue wildebeest and the Etosha elephants whose short tusks are a definitive characteristic of the Etosha Pan.
Return to the Pride of Africa and journey onwards towards Namibia's capital, Windhoek. Journey through Otiwarongo, the original staging post for the TransNamib railway line and with a name meaning "the pleasant place". Just 29km from here, dinosaur prints are still visible in the dusty sand.
Awake for breakfast as you reach Windhoek. Located in the Khomas Highland Plateau area and taken over by the Germans in 1890, Windhoek is Namibia's cultural, social and economic hub. Visit the highlights of the city including the railway station, a focal point of the TransNamib railway.
Following your tour, take an incredible journey across Western Namibia by light aircraft. The one hour flight is incredibly scenic and arrives in Soussusvlei in time for a traditional African lunch. The area is surrounded by impressive red sand dunes such as Dune 45, one of the highest in the world. Take a desert drive, sample a fantastic, traditional bush dinner and spend your night in the comfort of this incredible lodge.
Begin your day with breakfast in the Sossus Vlei marshes and a chance to see the incredible sunrise, where the colours of the sky constantly change, offering some fantastic photo opportunities. Enjoy an early morning game drive, when the antelopes, ostriches and sometimes bigger game, come to drink at the waterhole. Fly back to Windhoek above the giant sandy dunes.
Spend the rest of your day admiring the vast landscape of the Namib Desert and the beautiful red sand dunes from the Observation Lounge, curling up with a book in the comfortable lounge or chatting with fellow passengers.
After breakfast, take a walking tour of the town of Keetmanshoop and journey to the remarkable Fish River Canyon. Second only to the Grand Canyon in geographical importance, Fish River is an incredible 161 kilometres long and 27 kilometres wide. The Canyon contains a multitude of fish such as catfish and yellowfish. Leopards, mountain zebra and baboon also frequently visit the waterholes.
Return to the train in time for a well-deserved dinner as you travel onwards to the Namibian/South African border.
Today, the Pride of Africa stops at the fascinating border town of Upington. Named after Sir Thomas Uppington, attorney general of the Cape and famous for capturing the leader of the Orange Pirates, Upington is reached by Africa's second longest railway bridge offering fabulous views as the train rolls across.
As you travel through the legendary Great Karoo, meaning "the land of great thirst", pass the impressive railway junction of De Aar, the meeting place for all trains from the Cape, Gauteng and Namibia.
Arrive into Kimberley mid-morning. The town was founded during the famous “new rush” of the 1870s when thousands of men descended on the area to mine for diamonds. By 1873 Kimberley was the second largest town in South Africa. The city is still marketed as ‘city that sparkles’. Enjoy a visit to the "Big Hole", one of the largest hand dug mines in the world and to the Mine Museum before reboarding the train.
After a final breakfast aboard the train, arrive into Pretoria and home to Rovos Rail, Capital Park Station. Disembark with fond memories of new friends, wonderful landscapes and the incredible Pride of Africa train.
Namibian Sunset
Mokuti Lodge
Giraffes at Etosha National Park
Sossusvlei Lodge
Elephants at Sossusvlei
The Great Karoo
Kimberley Diamond Mines
Arrive in Pretoria
The sleepy capital of Namibia, Windhoek was originally settled due to its hot springs. Wander along Independence Avenue, or relax in Zoo Park. Don't miss a visit to the "Alte Feste" (Old Fortress) which is now home to the city museum.
Discovered by the Voortrekkers in 1837, Pretoria (named after one of the early settlers, Andrieus Pretorius) became a focal point of the Boer community and is now the administrative and diplomatic capital of South Africa. The Palace of Justice, Raadsaal (Parliament) and Voortrekker Monument are all impressive buildings within the city. In autumn, the city comes alive with beautiful lavender Jacaranda trees.
The trains - which may be hauled by steam, diesel or electric locomotives at various stages of the journey - carry a maximum of 72 passengers in 36 superbly appointed suites.
There are three types of suite aboard the Rovos trains. All are extremely comfortable and allow guests to travel in luxury and privacy. The décor is of the highest standard and all cabins are equipped with a personal safe. A fridge with cold beverages is included in all suites and room service is available 24 hours a day.
PULLMAN SUITE Size of 7 square metres and includes a double bed or bunk beds (for twin or double occupancy). During the day this can be converted into a comfortable couch. All have an ensuite bathroom with modern furnishings such as hot showers, hair dryers and shaver plugs.
DELUXE SUITE Size of 11 square metres and includes a double bed or bunk beds (for twin or double occupancy). Deluxe Suites include a separate lounge area and ensuite bathroom with hot shower, hair dryer and shaver plugs.
ROYAL SUITES Size of 16 square metres (half a carriage) and includes a double bed or side by side beds (for twin or double occupancy). Each suite has its own private lounge and ensuite bathroom with Victorian bath and separate shower. The Edwardian furnishings are the epitome of luxury and the suite is fully air-conditioned for full comfort.
An enthusiastic team of chefs is responsible for creating menus from fresh local ingredients, and traditional dishes such as game are a specialty. Every morning there's a full breakfast, for lunch and dinner there is a starter and a choice of fish, meat or vegetarian dishes, followed by dessert and complemented by South African wines. Formal dress is preferredat lunch and dinner to blend with the fine china, crisp linen and professional service.
The dining car carriages have been meticulously restored to their former glory. Each of the trains has two 42-seater dining cars to accommodate all passengers at one sitting. Each train has a non-smoking Observation Car at the rear of the train, while the coach next to it contains a small smoking lounge. A unique feature of the Observation Cars is the enlarged windows and open-air balconies.
A medical practioner, hair stylist and historian will accompany the journey at certain points of the journey.
Combining African charm with unique luxury, the 5* Mokuti Lodge is a wonderful location to explore Namibia's landscape and wildlife. The 106 ensuite chalets feature air-conditioning, typical African décor and fabulous verandas perfect for watching the sun rise across the African bush. Enjoy international specialities at the Tambuti Restaurant or a traditional braai in the Boma Restaurant. The hotel features a pool, tennis courts and luxury spa. The Mokuti Lodge is nestled on the border of the Etosha National Park in Namibia.
Some facilities may be subject to an additional charge at the hotel.
The Sossusvlei Lodge has 51 comfortable bedrooms. Relax in the restaurant and bar, or with a dip in one of the two swimming pools. Look out for oryx antelope and springbok at the illuminated watering place. The main building and the chalets of the Desert Lodge are spread out along the foot of the 'fossilized' dunes of the ancient Namib.
Some facilities may be subject to an additional charge at the hotel.
Onboard the Train - The price is per person in a shared accommodation and includes meals and sightseeing excursions accompanied by a qualified tour guide, alcoholic beverages aboard the train, selected meals and drinks during the excursions, entrance fees to places of interest, 24 hour full room service and bar facilities and government taxes. Excursions may be changed according to schedule achieved and arrival/departure times may change. Please Note Visas are not included and to be purchased separately. Precautions against Malaria are advised. Border formalities will take place during border crossings. Please Note Accommodation is based on a Pullman Suite.
Add extra nights to your holiday, stop off en route, or book train travel from a European train station.
Call us on (646) 770 2894, and let us help you plan your perfect holiday.
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Holidays can be tailor-made for you (including stopovers or additional nights) call us on (646) 770 2894.
Prices are subject to availability, based on 2 people sharing a twin / double room and based on best priced seats on trains.
Supplements may apply if best price travel not available. Supplements will apply for single occupancy.
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Board the "Pride of Africa" luxury train at Swakopmund, a beautifully preserved Hansa town on the Western coastline of Namibia.
Settle in to your beautiful Deluxe Suite before embarking on your journey through this fascinating country home to the Kalahari Desert, Namib Desert and the infamous Skeleton Coast, the site of hundreds of shipwrecks.
As you pull away from the station, watch the desert scenery from the Observation Car or meet with fellow passengers in the cosy Lounge Bar. Look out for the impressive Spitzkoppe Mountain, a spectacle larger than Table Mountain. Enjoy your first fabulous feast in the restaurant car before retiring for your first night aboard this incredible train.
After breakfast arrive in Tsumeb, one of the most prosperous areas in Namibia, especially in the mineral and agriculture industry. Geologists are particularly fascinated by the geology within the area such as the Gaub caves, home to incredible underground caverns.
Transfer onto a luxury coach to the lavish 5* Mokuti Lodge.Pass through agricultural plains that sweep into the distance and merge into the Kalahari Desert. Arrive at the Mokuti Lodge and experience a game drive in the Etosha National Park. Discover just a small area of this incredible park spread over 22,270 square kilometres. Watch out for the herds of game such as the black faced impala and the endangered black rhino . Watch the gamboling giraffes and keep your eyes peeled for a racing cheetah in the distance.
Return to your chalet and watch the stunning sunset from your own private veranda.
Follow breakfast with an early morning game drive in the Etosha National Park. Drive through the mirages of the Etosha Pan which shimmer in the heat. Look out for Egyptian vultures, blue wildebeest and the Etosha elephants whose short tusks are a definitive characteristic of the Etosha Pan.
Return to the Pride of Africa and journey onwards towards Namibia's capital, Windhoek. Journey through Otiwarongo, the original staging post for the TransNamib railway line and with a name meaning "the pleasant place". Just 29km from here, dinosaur prints are still visible in the dusty sand.
Awake for breakfast as you reach Windhoek. Located in the Khomas Highland Plateau area and taken over by the Germans in 1890, Windhoek is Namibia's cultural, social and economic hub. Visit the highlights of the city including the railway station, a focal point of the TransNamib railway.
Following your tour, take an incredible journey across Western Namibia by light aircraft. The one hour flight is incredibly scenic and arrives in Soussusvlei in time for a traditional African lunch. The area is surrounded by impressive red sand dunes such as Dune 45, one of the highest in the world. Take a desert drive, sample a fantastic, traditional bush dinner and spend your night in the comfort of this incredible lodge.
Begin your day with breakfast in the Sossus Vlei marshes and a chance to see the incredible sunrise, where the colours of the sky constantly change, offering some fantastic photo opportunities. Enjoy an early morning game drive, when the antelopes, ostriches and sometimes bigger game, come to drink at the waterhole. Fly back to Windhoek above the giant sandy dunes.
Spend the rest of your day admiring the vast landscape of the Namib Desert and the beautiful red sand dunes from the Observation Lounge, curling up with a book in the comfortable lounge or chatting with fellow passengers.
After breakfast, take a walking tour of the town of Keetmanshoop and journey to the remarkable Fish River Canyon. Second only to the Grand Canyon in geographical importance, Fish River is an incredible 161 kilometres long and 27 kilometres wide. The Canyon contains a multitude of fish such as catfish and yellowfish. Leopards, mountain zebra and baboon also frequently visit the waterholes.
Return to the train in time for a well-deserved dinner as you travel onwards to the Namibian/South African border.
Today, the Pride of Africa stops at the fascinating border town of Upington. Named after Sir Thomas Uppington, attorney general of the Cape and famous for capturing the leader of the Orange Pirates, Upington is reached by Africa's second longest railway bridge offering fabulous views as the train rolls across.
As you travel through the legendary Great Karoo, meaning "the land of great thirst", pass the impressive railway junction of De Aar, the meeting place for all trains from the Cape, Gauteng and Namibia.
Arrive into Kimberley mid-morning. The town was founded during the famous “new rush” of the 1870s when thousands of men descended on the area to mine for diamonds. By 1873 Kimberley was the second largest town in South Africa. The city is still marketed as ‘city that sparkles’. Enjoy a visit to the "Big Hole", one of the largest hand dug mines in the world and to the Mine Museum before reboarding the train.
After a final breakfast aboard the train, arrive into Pretoria and home to Rovos Rail, Capital Park Station. Disembark with fond memories of new friends, wonderful landscapes and the incredible Pride of Africa train.
Namibian Sunset
Mokuti Lodge
Giraffes at Etosha National Park
Sossusvlei Lodge
Elephants at Sossusvlei
The Great Karoo
Kimberley Diamond Mines
Arrive in Pretoria
The sleepy capital of Namibia, Windhoek was originally settled due to its hot springs. Wander along Independence Avenue, or relax in Zoo Park. Don't miss a visit to the "Alte Feste" (Old Fortress) which is now home to the city museum.
Discovered by the Voortrekkers in 1837, Pretoria (named after one of the early settlers, Andrieus Pretorius) became a focal point of the Boer community and is now the administrative and diplomatic capital of South Africa. The Palace of Justice, Raadsaal (Parliament) and Voortrekker Monument are all impressive buildings within the city. In autumn, the city comes alive with beautiful lavender Jacaranda trees.
The trains - which may be hauled by steam, diesel or electric locomotives at various stages of the journey - carry a maximum of 72 passengers in 36 superbly appointed suites.
There are three types of suite aboard the Rovos trains. All are extremely comfortable and allow guests to travel in luxury and privacy. The décor is of the highest standard and all cabins are equipped with a personal safe. A fridge with cold beverages is included in all suites and room service is available 24 hours a day.
PULLMAN SUITE Size of 7 square metres and includes a double bed or bunk beds (for twin or double occupancy). During the day this can be converted into a comfortable couch. All have an ensuite bathroom with modern furnishings such as hot showers, hair dryers and shaver plugs.
DELUXE SUITE Size of 11 square metres and includes a double bed or bunk beds (for twin or double occupancy). Deluxe Suites include a separate lounge area and ensuite bathroom with hot shower, hair dryer and shaver plugs.
ROYAL SUITES Size of 16 square metres (half a carriage) and includes a double bed or side by side beds (for twin or double occupancy). Each suite has its own private lounge and ensuite bathroom with Victorian bath and separate shower. The Edwardian furnishings are the epitome of luxury and the suite is fully air-conditioned for full comfort.
An enthusiastic team of chefs is responsible for creating menus from fresh local ingredients, and traditional dishes such as game are a specialty. Every morning there's a full breakfast, for lunch and dinner there is a starter and a choice of fish, meat or vegetarian dishes, followed by dessert and complemented by South African wines. Formal dress is preferredat lunch and dinner to blend with the fine china, crisp linen and professional service.
The dining car carriages have been meticulously restored to their former glory. Each of the trains has two 42-seater dining cars to accommodate all passengers at one sitting. Each train has a non-smoking Observation Car at the rear of the train, while the coach next to it contains a small smoking lounge. A unique feature of the Observation Cars is the enlarged windows and open-air balconies.
A medical practioner, hair stylist and historian will accompany the journey at certain points of the journey.
Combining African charm with unique luxury, the 5* Mokuti Lodge is a wonderful location to explore Namibia's landscape and wildlife. The 106 ensuite chalets feature air-conditioning, typical African décor and fabulous verandas perfect for watching the sun rise across the African bush. Enjoy international specialities at the Tambuti Restaurant or a traditional braai in the Boma Restaurant. The hotel features a pool, tennis courts and luxury spa. The Mokuti Lodge is nestled on the border of the Etosha National Park in Namibia.
Some facilities may be subject to an additional charge at the hotel.
The Sossusvlei Lodge has 51 comfortable bedrooms. Relax in the restaurant and bar, or with a dip in one of the two swimming pools. Look out for oryx antelope and springbok at the illuminated watering place. The main building and the chalets of the Desert Lodge are spread out along the foot of the 'fossilized' dunes of the ancient Namib.
Some facilities may be subject to an additional charge at the hotel.
Onboard the Train - The price is per person in a shared accommodation and includes meals and sightseeing excursions accompanied by a qualified tour guide, alcoholic beverages aboard the train, selected meals and drinks during the excursions, entrance fees to places of interest, 24 hour full room service and bar facilities and government taxes. Excursions may be changed according to schedule achieved and arrival/departure times may change. Please Note Visas are not included and to be purchased separately. Precautions against Malaria are advised. Border formalities will take place during border crossings. Please Note Accommodation is based on a Deluxe Suite.
Add extra nights to your holiday, stop off en route, or book train travel from a European train station.
Call us on (646) 770 2894, and let us help you plan your perfect holiday.
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Holidays can be tailor-made for you (including stopovers or additional nights) call us on (646) 770 2894.
Prices are subject to availability, based on 2 people sharing a twin / double room and based on best priced seats on trains.
Supplements may apply if best price travel not available. Supplements will apply for single occupancy.
Hotel and room facilities may be subject to an extra charge or are on request.
We accept all major credit and debit cards. If you pay by debit card there is no extra charge; if you choose to pay by credit card a 2% surcharge applies.
Holidays including flights are operated by our sister company Railbookers Signature Holidays, a trading name of Travel Definitions Limited which is ATOL protected, number 9040.
Board the "Pride of Africa" luxury train at Swakopmund, a beautifully preserved Hansa town on the Western coastline of Namibia.
Settle in to your beautiful Royal Suite before embarking on your journey through this fascinating country home to the Kalahari Desert, Namib Desert and the infamous Skeleton Coast, the site of hundreds of shipwrecks.
As you pull away from the station, watch the desert scenery from the Observation Car or meet with fellow passengers in the cosy Lounge Bar. Look out for the impressive Spitzkoppe Mountain, a spectacle larger than Table Mountain. Enjoy your first fabulous feast in the restaurant car before retiring for your first night aboard this incredible train.
After breakfast arrive in Tsumeb, one of the most prosperous areas in Namibia, especially in the mineral and agriculture industry. Geologists are particularly fascinated by the geology within the area such as the Gaub caves, home to incredible underground caverns.
Transfer onto a luxury coach to the lavish 5* Mokuti Lodge.Pass through agricultural plains that sweep into the distance and merge into the Kalahari Desert. Arrive at the Mokuti Lodge and experience a game drive in the Etosha National Park. Discover just a small area of this incredible park spread over 22,270 square kilometres. Watch out for the herds of game such as the black faced impala and the endangered black rhino . Watch the gamboling giraffes and keep your eyes peeled for a racing cheetah in the distance.
Return to your chalet and watch the stunning sunset from your own private veranda.
Follow breakfast with an early morning game drive in the Etosha National Park. Drive through the mirages of the Etosha Pan which shimmer in the heat. Look out for Egyptian vultures, blue wildebeest and the Etosha elephants whose short tusks are a definitive characteristic of the Etosha Pan.
Return to the Pride of Africa and journey onwards towards Namibia's capital, Windhoek. Journey through Otiwarongo, the original staging post for the TransNamib railway line and with a name meaning "the pleasant place". Just 29km from here, dinosaur prints are still visible in the dusty sand.
Awake for breakfast as you reach Windhoek. Located in the Khomas Highland Plateau area and taken over by the Germans in 1890, Windhoek is Namibia's cultural, social and economic hub. Visit the highlights of the city including the railway station, a focal point of the TransNamib railway.
Following your tour, take an incredible journey across Western Namibia by light aircraft. The one hour flight is incredibly scenic and arrives in Soussusvlei in time for a traditional African lunch. The area is surrounded by impressive red sand dunes such as Dune 45, one of the highest in the world. Take a desert drive, sample a fantastic, traditional bush dinner and spend your night in the comfort of this incredible lodge.
Begin your day with breakfast in the Sossus Vlei marshes and a chance to see the incredible sunrise, where the colours of the sky constantly change, offering some fantastic photo opportunities. Enjoy an early morning game drive, when the antelopes, ostriches and sometimes bigger game, come to drink at the waterhole. Fly back to Windhoek above the giant sandy dunes.
Spend the rest of your day admiring the vast landscape of the Namib Desert and the beautiful red sand dunes from the Observation Lounge, curling up with a book in the comfortable lounge or chatting with fellow passengers.
After breakfast, take a walking tour of the town of Keetmanshoop and journey to the remarkable Fish River Canyon. Second only to the Grand Canyon in geographical importance, Fish River is an incredible 161 kilometres long and 27 kilometres wide. The Canyon contains a multitude of fish such as catfish and yellowfish. Leopards, mountain zebra and baboon also frequently visit the waterholes.
Return to the train in time for a well-deserved dinner as you travel onwards to the Namibian/South African border.
Today, the Pride of Africa stops at the fascinating border town of Upington. Named after Sir Thomas Uppington, attorney general of the Cape and famous for capturing the leader of the Orange Pirates, Upington is reached by Africa's second longest railway bridge offering fabulous views as the train rolls across.
As you travel through the legendary Great Karoo, meaning "the land of great thirst", pass the impressive railway junction of De Aar, the meeting place for all trains from the Cape, Gauteng and Namibia.
Arrive into Kimberley mid-morning. The town was founded during the famous “new rush” of the 1870s when thousands of men descended on the area to mine for diamonds. By 1873 Kimberley was the second largest town in South Africa. The city is still marketed as ‘city that sparkles’. Enjoy a visit to the "Big Hole", one of the largest hand dug mines in the world and to the Mine Museum before reboarding the train.
After a final breakfast aboard the train, arrive into Pretoria and home to Rovos Rail, Capital Park Station. Disembark with fond memories of new friends, wonderful landscapes and the incredible Pride of Africa train.
Namibian Sunset
Mokuti Lodge
Giraffes at Etosha National Park
Sossusvlei Lodge
Elephants at Sossusvlei
The Great Karoo
Kimberley Diamond Mines
Arrive in Pretoria
The sleepy capital of Namibia, Windhoek was originally settled due to its hot springs. Wander along Independence Avenue, or relax in Zoo Park. Don't miss a visit to the "Alte Feste" (Old Fortress) which is now home to the city museum.
Discovered by the Voortrekkers in 1837, Pretoria (named after one of the early settlers, Andrieus Pretorius) became a focal point of the Boer community and is now the administrative and diplomatic capital of South Africa. The Palace of Justice, Raadsaal (Parliament) and Voortrekker Monument are all impressive buildings within the city. In autumn, the city comes alive with beautiful lavender Jacaranda trees.
The trains - which may be hauled by steam, diesel or electric locomotives at various stages of the journey - carry a maximum of 72 passengers in 36 superbly appointed suites.
There are three types of suite aboard the Rovos trains. All are extremely comfortable and allow guests to travel in luxury and privacy. The décor is of the highest standard and all cabins are equipped with a personal safe. A fridge with cold beverages is included in all suites and room service is available 24 hours a day.
PULLMAN SUITE Size of 7 square metres and includes a double bed or bunk beds (for twin or double occupancy). During the day this can be converted into a comfortable couch. All have an ensuite bathroom with modern furnishings such as hot showers, hair dryers and shaver plugs.
DELUXE SUITE Size of 11 square metres and includes a double bed or bunk beds (for twin or double occupancy). Deluxe Suites include a separate lounge area and ensuite bathroom with hot shower, hair dryer and shaver plugs.
ROYAL SUITES Size of 16 square metres (half a carriage) and includes a double bed or side by side beds (for twin or double occupancy). Each suite has its own private lounge and ensuite bathroom with Victorian bath and separate shower. The Edwardian furnishings are the epitome of luxury and the suite is fully air-conditioned for full comfort.
An enthusiastic team of chefs is responsible for creating menus from fresh local ingredients, and traditional dishes such as game are a specialty. Every morning there's a full breakfast, for lunch and dinner there is a starter and a choice of fish, meat or vegetarian dishes, followed by dessert and complemented by South African wines. Formal dress is preferredat lunch and dinner to blend with the fine china, crisp linen and professional service.
The dining car carriages have been meticulously restored to their former glory. Each of the trains has two 42-seater dining cars to accommodate all passengers at one sitting. Each train has a non-smoking Observation Car at the rear of the train, while the coach next to it contains a small smoking lounge. A unique feature of the Observation Cars is the enlarged windows and open-air balconies.
A medical practioner, hair stylist and historian will accompany the journey at certain points of the journey.
Combining African charm with unique luxury, the 5* Mokuti Lodge is a wonderful location to explore Namibia's landscape and wildlife. The 106 ensuite chalets feature air-conditioning, typical African décor and fabulous verandas perfect for watching the sun rise across the African bush. Enjoy international specialities at the Tambuti Restaurant or a traditional braai in the Boma Restaurant. The hotel features a pool, tennis courts and luxury spa. The Mokuti Lodge is nestled on the border of the Etosha National Park in Namibia.
Some facilities may be subject to an additional charge at the hotel.
The Sossusvlei Lodge has 51 comfortable bedrooms. Relax in the restaurant and bar, or with a dip in one of the two swimming pools. Look out for oryx antelope and springbok at the illuminated watering place. The main building and the chalets of the Desert Lodge are spread out along the foot of the 'fossilized' dunes of the ancient Namib.
Some facilities may be subject to an additional charge at the hotel.
Onboard the Train - The price is per person in a shared accommodation and includes meals and sightseeing excursions accompanied by a qualified tour guide, alcoholic beverages aboard the train, selected meals and drinks during the excursions, entrance fees to places of interest, 24 hour full room service and bar facilities and government taxes. Excursions may be changed according to schedule achieved and arrival/departure times may change. Please Note Visas are not included and to be purchased separately. Precautions against Malaria are advised. Border formalities will take place during border crossings. Please Note Accommodation is based on a Royal Suite.
Add extra nights to your holiday, stop off en route, or book train travel from a European train station.
Call us on (646) 770 2894, and let us help you plan your perfect holiday.
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Holidays can be tailor-made for you (including stopovers or additional nights) call us on (646) 770 2894.
Prices are subject to availability, based on 2 people sharing a twin / double room and based on best priced seats on trains.
Supplements may apply if best price travel not available. Supplements will apply for single occupancy.
Hotel and room facilities may be subject to an extra charge or are on request.
We accept all major credit and debit cards. If you pay by debit card there is no extra charge; if you choose to pay by credit card a 2% surcharge applies.
Holidays including flights are operated by our sister company Railbookers Signature Holidays, a trading name of Travel Definitions Limited which is ATOL protected, number 9040.
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