Weekend Safari and Fishing Trip in W National Park 3-Day

A large fish is leaping out of the water, hooked with a fishing line, creating a splash against a backdrop of rippled water.

Here's a description of the image:Outdoor seating area with colorful tables and umbrellas under trees in a savanna-like setting, likely part of a safari or park location.

A small, thatched-roof cabin with a solar panel on top, a porch with chairs, and yellow supports, likely a lodge or accommodation within W National Park.

A serene body of water reflects the lush green hillsides surrounding it, under a clear sky.

Two elephants are seen among dense vegetation, with one prominently featured near tall grasses and the other partially visible further back, with water in the foreground.

Here's a description of the image:A young male lion walks through dry grass in a savanna setting, looking directly at the viewer with a serious expression.

A thatched-roof pavilion with a stone table sits in a dry landscape with sparse trees and green waste bins, possibly in W National Park.

A wide shot captures a landscape of dry, brownish vegetation under a pale blue sky, observed from a slightly elevated viewpoint with leafy bushes in the foreground.

Here's a concise description of the image:A vibrant Malachite Kingfisher, with its distinctive blue head, orange underparts, and bright red beak, perches on a thin branch against a blurred green background.

A cheetah stands amidst tall, dry grass, its spotted coat blending with the environment, while looking into the distance.

A scenic view of a rustic picnic shelter with a thatched roof, an orange car parked nearby, and trees under a clear sky.

A herd of elephants drink from a watering hole on the edge of a forest on a hazy day in W National Park.

A group of elephants are enjoying a refreshing dip in a murky watering hole, surrounded by lush vegetation in their natural habitat.

from $1,276.00

Duration: 3 Days (approx.)
Product code: ntt-en-niamey-7

Weekend Safari and Fishing Trip in W National Park 3 Day

Covering 3 countries in West Africa (Benin, Burkina Faso, and Niger), the W Park takes its name from the majestic Niger River. It is the largest trans-boundary biosphere area of the world. The wildlife viewing and an extraordinary diversity of birds can be experienced away from the crowds that characterize safaris in East Africa and Southern Africa.

With thousands of kilometers of unspoiled savanna, Park W provides one of the last opportunities to explore an area of rare beauty for lovers of untamed Africa, and conceals treasures to be discovered over a vast, chillingly human-free area of raw wilderness. This is the Africa guests are supposed to experience in the tourist nations of the East and South. But sadly find elusive today...It is also a fraction of the price of those.

You can see four of the BIG FIVE : elephant , buffalo, lion and leopard, as well as some of the largest African mammals, such as cob Buffon , the hippotragus , the hippo, the oueribi, gazelle, cheetah, wild dog, and more. In total, more than 480 species of birds are present in the protected area.

Itinerary

Day 1: Safari Park W

Presentation of the management team at 7 am and departure for Park W. On site, we will be making contact with the guides and visit the park. Picnic lunch. Late afternoon arrival at the Savana Lodge ; Dinner and overnight.

Day 2: Safari Park W

Breakfast early in the morning. Tour and Safari in the park all the day to meet the animals (court tracking etc.). Picnic lunch in the park. Dinner and overnight at Savana Lodge.

Day 3: Fishing Safari

Breakfast early in the morning. Fishing Safari. lunch in the park. Transfer to Niamey in mid- afternoon to Niamey.

Price: $1,276 per person

Includes all transport, all breakfasts and some dinners, permits, entrance fees, taxes, vehicle, and accommodation in safari-style lodges, villages, and tourist hotels (where applicable). Alcoholic drinks are extra.

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Reviews

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“I was surprised to find motorbikes and even bakkies on top of the mountain. Because I delayed the expedition, a wise decision was taken to use a bakkie. After a bumpy 3 hour drive and an hour's scrambling to the top - I hauled out the South African flag. Everyone was ecstatic and ten hours after leaving our camp, we were back - all smiles. The donkeys would not have made it and neither would I on my own so all was well in Africa. In Agadez I was welcomed back by the Sultan who gave me so many gifts. This was an amazing trip. The Tourag people are so friendly. They have a great sense of humour and even the flies are polite. I am truly blessed to be able to live my dream.”

- Karen Hauptfleisch, South Africa, Mount Bagzane and Air Mountains Agadez Trek Tour

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