After breakfast, your day of exploration begins with a visit to the Otjikandero Himba Orphanage Village. This immersive cultural experience allows you to learn about the Himba people, one of Namibia's most iconic indigenous groups known for their distinctive traditional attire and customs. At the orphanage, you’ll witness how Himba children are raised in a traditional environment and have the opportunity to interact with the local community. The funds from your visit help support the orphanage with essential needs such as food and medical care. In the afternoon, continue your exploration with a visit to the Peet Alberts Rock Engravings, the second-largest rock art site in Namibia. Here, you will marvel at over 1,200 ancient rock engravings, featuring intricate depictions of animals and abstract symbols. This site offers a glimpse into the history and culture of Namibia's early inhabitants, providing a fascinating contrast to the vibrant Himba culture you experienced earlier in the day

In the afternoon, continue your exploration with a visit to the Peet Alberts Rock Engravings, the second-largest rock art site in Namibia. Here, you will marvel at over 1,200 ancient rock engravings, featuring intricate depictions of animals and abstract symbols. This site offers a glimpse into the history and culture of Namibia's early inhabitants, providing a fascinating contrast to the vibrant Himba culture you experienced earlier in the day. After a day filled with cultural discovery, return to your rest camp for a relaxing evening. Enjoy dinner and take some time to reflect on the diverse cultural heritage of the region.

Okahandja Craft Market - South This craft market is Okahandja’s best known tourist attraction. Woodcarvers from all over, and as far as the Kavango Region of north-eastern Namibia, who practice their ancient skills come here to sell their goods. Since wood is not resistant to the wear and tear of time, wood sculptures survive less well than other forms of art and are therefore an important hidden element in the art history of many cultures. The wood-and-thatch market is situated next to the main road at the town’s entrance and exit. Choose from a wide variety of hand-carved wooden artifacts such as animals, bowls or jewelry boxes.