Sandboarding  
SAND BOARDING
Swakopmund
 


From the Majestic Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe to the unspoilt beaches of Lake Malawi.
The lake is fringed with palm trees and baobabs, and filled with clear, warm water. Snorkel around the submerged boulders, kayak to the scattered islands, or merely watch for exotic birdlife from your hammock on an isolated beach.

Sandboarding
 
     
 
STAND-UP SAND BOARDING - TRIP INFORMATION
 

Included:
Transfers from Swakopmund accommodation
All equipment
Safety gear
Instruction
Light lunch, drinks
Video

 
 

Tour Price

N$300 per person

Departure Point

Swakopmund

Departures

Daily

Departure times

09:30 – 13:30

Durations

Half day

Included

Transfers, equipment, lunch, drinks, video

Minimum numbers required

1 Passenger

Pick ups

Included

Bookings

On request

 

 
 
     
 
LIE-DOWN SAND BOARDING - TRIP INFORMATION
 

Included:
Transfers from Swakopmund accommodation
All equipment
Safety gear
Instruction
Light lunch, drinks
Video

 
 

Tour Price

N$200 per person

Departure Point

Swakopmund

Departures

Daily

Departure times

09:30 – 13:30

Durations

Half day

Included

Transfers, equipment, lunch, drinks, video

Minimum numbers required

1 Passenger

Pick ups

Available on request

 

 
 
     
     
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Enquiries and Reservations:
Email: info@africanoverland.co.za
Tel: +27(0)21 853 7952
Fax: +27(0)21 853 8391
 
     
 
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Optional Activities
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Departure Dates
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VICTORIA FALLS
Victoria Falls is one of the natural wonders of the world and a World Heritage site. The Victoria Falls topples over a sheer 100 metre (330 feet) drop.

This results into a spray that can be seen from more than 30km (20 miles) away and from there it derives its local African name - Mosi-Oa-Tunya - ‘The Smoke that Thunders’.
 
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LAKE MALAWI
Lake Malawi , is the most southerly lake in the Great African Rift Valley system. The lake, third largest in Africa, is situated between Malawi, Mozambique, and Tanzania. Famously visited by the Scottish explorer and missionary David Livingstone, Lake Malawi has sometimes been referred by English-speaking people as "Livingstone's Lake."