A Complete Namibian Safari
The red dunes of the Namib Desert, vast Damaraland and wildlife of Etosha
Personalised journeys from start to finish
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What's included
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Private tours in the in the Namib Desert and Swakopmund
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Private tour options in Damaraland and Etosha National Park
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Walvis Bay Sea and Dolphin cruise
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Luxury accommodation throughout
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Meet and greet airport service
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Full support from your Travel Concierge before, during and after your trip
At a glance
A truly remarkable trip that takes you to Namibia‘s surreal desert landscapes, finest wildlife experiences and quirky towns.
From its tiny but charming capital, Windhoek, head west to the endless dunes of the 80 million year old Namib Desert where you’ll get to explore the iconic Sossusvlei and Deadvlei.
Then follow the coast north to Swakopmund, a curiously German town squeezed between the Atlantic and endless sands, and on to the rugged mountains and plains of Damaraland. Depending on where you stay here – pick from our selection of remote luxury lodges – you may get to see ancient rock art, track black rhinos or seek out herds of long-legged desert elephants on their march between waterholes.
End by the lunar salt pans of Etosha whose waters draw a wonderful array of wildlife from far and wide. Based in one of the private reserves on its borders, you’ll get a perfect mix of traditional safari and big cat sightings along with the national park itself.
Example trip itinerary
Windhoek
Transfer
Meet and greet at Windhoek airport
Transfer
Private transfer to your hotel in Windhoek
Accommodation in Windhoek
- Seven suites
- Bar and lounge
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Wi-Fi
Your home before you venture off into the barren and beautiful Namibian Desert, this stylish boutique hotel is hidden away in the Eastern corner of Namibia’s capital and only proclaimed city, Windhoek.
The city itself is the seat of the country’s cultural and administrative powers but despite this, it remains one of the smallest capitals in the world with just 250,000 residents. The Olive reflects Windhoek’s small size, providing a cosy but luxurious bolt-hole with great access to the surrounding wilderness.
Reminders of the prevalent Namibian culture are spread throughout the hotel as the modern is combined with the traditional. Rough-hewn wooden benches sit on plush carpets around sculpted granite coffee tables, animal-skin rugs lay beneath large beds covered in crisp white cotton and wide glass doors lead out onto your personal terrace for a view across the small city.
- 16 rooms
- Swimming Pool
- Restaurant
- Wine Cellar
Housed in a turreted castle built by Count Schwerin for his fiancee and with fabulous views over Windhoek, this Relais & Chateaux property is hands down the most luxurious place to stay in the capital city.
The sixteen rooms are contemporary and chic with a traditional twist, very well-equipped and highly comfortable. A quiet sanctuary in the midst of the city, the hotel’s gardens and pool are a joy to relax in and a nearby golf course means getting in a couple of holes before your flight home or a good way to begin your trip, is pleasingly straightforward.
A fantastic restaurant and with tables set up on the wonderful terrace outside, means very few guests choose to dine out.
Overnight in Windhoek
Windhoek is one of the smallest capital cities in the world with a population of just 234,000, but it is home to some fascinating buildings with typical German architecture. You could also visit the National Botanical Gardens which has the densest stand of mountain aloes in Namibia. The restaurants in town are good with delicious game meat on offer to those who fancy trying it.
Namib Desert
Transfer
Private transfer to your lodge in the Namib Desert
Camp in the Namib Desert
- Star-viewing skylights in each villa
- Swimming pool
- Observatory with professional astronomer
- Nature drives in 4x4 vehicles & Quadbiking
- Dune drives
- Stargazing
- Hot air balloon safaris
- Massages
Designed to capture the splendour and solitude of the desert, just ten stone and glass desert villas spread out along the curve of the escarpment allowing absolute privacy.
Each air-conditioned suite features a private veranda, split-level bedroom and living room with fireplace, en-suite glass-encased bathroom and outdoor shower. The villas are equipped with a stunning star-viewing skylight, discreet CD system, custom-stocked personal bar and compact spotting scope for magnificent star and game viewing. The guest area, where walls have become windows that fold away completely, boasts unimpeded desert vistas.
The split-level Lodge features a fire-lit bar, comfortable sitting room, swimming pool, wraparound verandas and a Safari Shop. A fine selection of wines from an impressive walk-in wine cellar complements delicious Pan African meals. Guests can escape the desert heat with a revitalizing midday dip in the pool fed by water from an underground spring. At sunset, animals are drawn to a nearby waterhole, enhancing desert sundowner drinks.
- 25 en suite kulalas
- Dining room
- Lounge (with computer for internet access)
- Pool
- Stargazing deck
Located within the 37,000 hectare private Kulala Wilderness Reserve, this lodge enjoys convenient access via a private gate to the iconic red dunes of Sossusvlei.
Staying here is extremely comfortable, with 25 thatched and canvas “kulalas”, each on a raised platform to catch the cool desert breezes and with private rooftop decks should you want to spend the night under the spectacular star-filled skies. All are en suite, and solar powered heaters provide hot showers.
The main lodge is a clay construction with a North African inspired décor, and it’s here you enjoy the simple yet delicious meals in the spacious dining area followed by relaxing in the comfortable lounge. There is also an outdoor plunge pool and stargazing deck from which to enjoy the breathtaking scenery.
- Eleven self-contained villas, each with private pool
- Air conditioning
- Wine cellar
- Excursions to Sossusvlei
- Guided nature drives
- Hot air ballooning
- Stargazing
Offering more of a ‘boutique’ polish and size set in the 37,000- hectare private Kulala Wilderness Reserve, and a stone’s throw from the Sossusvlei dunes, this beautiful lodge is easily the most luxurious in the area.
Wilderness Little Kulala consists of 11 climate-controlled thatched suites, sympathetically designed so as to merge deceptively into the desert landscape. Each one is air conditioned with an en-suite bathroom, and has its own private outdoor pool and shower. The rooms are huge and with floor-to-ceiling windows designed to spoil you with the incredible views that flood in. Or take it a step further and star gaze in style on your own private rooftop.
The main lodge is built on three levels and provides an elegant entertainment area, with a spacious lounge, stylish dining area , well-stocked reference library and its own wine cellar to boot.
- 21 guest houses and a family suite
- Swimming pool and sun deck
- Restaurant and bar
- Wi-Fi
30km (19 miles) south of Sesriem and the entrance to Namib-Naukluft-Nationalpark – virtually next door by Namibia’s vast spatial standards – Desert Homestead Lodge well located as a starting point for tours to Sossusvlei, or an oasis for a relaxing rest after visiting the world famous dunes.
The lodge is located in a private nature reserve adjoining the Namib Sand Sea UNESCO World Heritage Site and enjoy a wonderful frontier-like isolation in this incredible landscape.
There are 21 thatched guest houses and a family suite, each air conditioned, stretching out from the main homestead building. With shaded porches, they make for a fine setting for watching the sun rise and set over the mountain horizon.
The main lodge has indoor and outdoor dining space and cool swimming pool for cooling off in after a day exploring the desert on hikes or drives.
Desert Homestead Lodge is also famous for its horse safaris through the Namib desert which are suitable for experienced riders as well as beginners (under guidance of experienced riding instructors). Several riding tours lasting one or two days are offered with nights spent out in a tent camp under Namibia‘s beautiful starry sky.
Two nights exploring the Namib Desert
The towering terracotta sand dunes and clay pans that belong to the Sossusvlei form the signature landscape of Namibia. Located in the Namib-Naukluft National Park in the southern Namib Desert, this rippling sand sea of huge dunes has been shaped by the winds and the underground Tsauchab River.
Enjoy your time in the world’s oldest desert with your guides here taking you on walking safaris, scenic drives and perhaps a photography lesson or two. Your travel designer will be able to talk you through the various activities available depending on which accommodation you choose to stay at.
Excursion to the Sossusvlei dunes
Embark on an excursion of the incredible Sossusvlei dunes, to admire the incredible views and experience the magical silence of the desert.
Transfer
Transfer from Sossusvlei to Swakopmund
Swakopmund
Transfer
Private transfer to your hotel in Swakopmund
Two nights in Swakopmund
Enjoy time exploring Swakopmund, a small German coastal resort nestled between the desert and the sea. This charming town boasts a charming combination of German colonial architecture blended with good hotels, shops, restaurants,museums, craft centres, galleries and cafés for you to enjoy. Alternatively you may like to partake in any of the adventure activities on offer including quad-biking in the dunes, sky diving and scenic flights, which your travel designer will be able to advise you about.
Walvis Bay sea and dolphin cruise
Your guide will transfer you to Walvis Bay to embark on a sea and dolphin cruise, where you will have a chance to see some Cape fur seals, Heaviside and bottle nose dolphins, pelicans, flamingos and a wide variety of other sea birds. If you have a lucky day you may even get to see whales, leatherback turtles and sunfish.
After lunch you will explore Walvis Bay lagoon and the salt pans. Walvis Bay lagoon and surrounding wetlands area became a RAMSAR wetland site of international importance in 1995. This is the most important feeding area on the west coast of Southern Africa for many migratory birds, making it a prime location to spot some more coastal bird species.
Transfer
Private transfer to Damaraland
Damaraland
Transfer
Private transfer to your lodge or camp in Damaraland
Lodges and Camps in Damaraland
- 14 rooms
- Lounge § Open Dining Area
- Swimming Pool
Grouped together like a typical African village in squeezed between huge rust-coloured boulders of the Twyfelfontein Conservancy, Mowani is an imaginative and sustainable eco-lodge with astonishing desert views.
Perfectly placed to explore the landscapes of southern Damaraland and the bushman rock art the area is famed for, not to mention the desert elephant and black rhino within the conservancy, Mowani conjures up a wild romance and ethnic tranquility in its setting and service. Four ‘View’ tents, eight standard ones, one luxury room and one suite (with private deck & private lounge area) give you a choice as to the type of traveller you are.
- Ten rooms including one suite
- Swimming pool
- Dining area and lounge
Huddled among – and even built around – huge orange boulders of a rocky outcrop in the dry grasslands of the Aba Huab Valley, Kipwe is a gem of an eco-friendly camp.
There are nine dome shaped rooms at Camp Kipwe and one sprawling, thatched roof suite. Natural touches such as rocks embedded in the floor and animals carved into the wood, mimicking the area’s famous engravings, add to the unique sense of place, as do incredible views out across Damaraland.
Follow paths through the rocks to the heart of the camp – the communal lounge area and dining area with its expansive deck area and cool swimming pool where birds flock.
Explore the area in search of long wandering desert adapted elephant herds, hike along the river bed and marvel at the ancient rock carvings at Twyfelfontein, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where the oldest engravings might be as old as 10,000 years. Sustainable eco-tourism and community upliftment is of the utmost importance and local villagers can also give you a unique insight into life and traditions here.
- Ten en-suite meru tents
- Dining tent
- Swimming pool
Boasting an incredible setting at the foothills of the immense Grootberg massif and amongst the ancient Etendeka lava flows of northern Damaraland, Etendeka Mountain Camp puts its emphasis on nature, and rightly so.
The eco-friendly camp uses solar power and features ten en-suite meru tents connected by pathways to the main dining tent. Modern amenities such as flush toilets, hot-and-cold running water, and a stunning open-air “bucket” shower will make your stay as luxurious as it’s possible to be while in the heart of the wilderness. You’ll enjoy simple but delicious meals, prepared on solar or on open fires and eaten under starry African skies.
You’ll spend your days here exploring the area by foot and in open game drive vehicles accompanied by exceptionally knowledgeable guides. Keep your eyes peeled for desert elephant and black rhino, cheetah, lion, zebra, and herds of oryx.
- Sixteen chalets with outdoor showers
- Indoor and outdoor dining areas
- Bar
- Pool
Blending in with the surrounding rugged terrain, the thatched stone Wilderness Doro Nawas Camp is set atop a rocky mount in the dry and dramatic Aba-Huab River Valley. Taking full advantage of those sweeping Damaraland vistas, the main portion of the camp provides indoor and alfresco dining, a pool plus a flat roof for perfect sundowning and stargazing.
Meanwhile each of the sixteen open-plan chalets also enjoy fantastic views with their large glass doors opening out onto a verandah. Take in the awesome plains and Etendeka mountains from here and on warm evenings wheel your bed out for a magical night under the stars.
Head out into the diverse land on exploratory hikes and 4×4 drives in search of desert-adapted elephant, springbok and – if you’re lucky – the black rhino. The ancient Twyfelfontein San Rock art engravings are also nearby, while cultural visits provide an insight into the work undertaken by Doro Nawas to create economic empowerment for the local community.
- Ten en-suite units with shower
- Restaurant and bar
- Swimming pool
- Outside boma
- Open campfire
This is one of Namibia’s finest camps, blending magnificent views, comfort and exclusivity.
Cradled in the Huab River Valley, Wilderness Damaraland Camp is set among desert plains, ancient valleys and the amazing Brandberg Mountains. All ten adobe-designed thatched units are en-suites with shower facilities and built-in fans.
Other facilities include a large viewing deck boasting magnificent views, a restaurant and bar area, swimming pool and outside boma, while their list of exciting activities is also impressive. During the day go on guided nature walks to sundowner drives, to tracking the rare desert-adapted elephant. As evening comes, dine on meals by lantern light followed by the staggering stargazing that Namibia has to offer.
- Eight raised Meru-style canvas tents
- Tented dining and lounge area
- Swimming pool
- Fire pit
You’ll find Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp in a wide valley, nestled amid the undulating hills of the 450 000-hectare Palmwag Concession. This tranquil area is recognised for its minimalist beauty and the large range of desert-adapted wildlife that call the area their home, most noticeably for its free-roaming black rhino population, the largest in Africa.
Lodging at the camp is divided between eight raised Meru-style canvas tents with front verandas that take in expansive landscape of the dramatic Etendeka Mountains and the plains scattered with euphorbia and ancient welwitschia plants. The tented dining and lounge areas have also been elevated to provide panoramic views during meal times and moments of relaxation. There’s also an attractive pool to cool off in and a fire pit for enjoying nights spent stargazing and swapping tales.
During your stay, you can take part in daily rhino tracking activities on foot and by vehicle and learn about the Save the Rhino Trust with whom the lodge collaborates.
Two nights exploring Damaraland
One of the most scenic parts of Namibia, with plenty of scope for adventure.
Damaraland encompasses the expanses of rugged wilderness in Namibia’s northwest between the Skeleton Coast, Kaokoland and Etosha. It is home to just a handful of people, wandering herds of desert-adapted elephants and black rhino, plains dotted with surreal rock formation decorated with ancient bushman rock art, petrified forests, the imposing Spitzkoppe mountain, and the Brandberg Massif (Namibia’s highest mountain).
Though there are no national parks here, there are a collection of game reserves and concessions here with remote safari lodges where wildlife including lion, cheetah, giraffe and more can be spotted in captivating surrounds.
Transfer
Private transfer from Damaraland to Etosha National Park
Etosha National Park
Transfer
Private transfer to your lodge or camp in Etosha National Park
Lodges and camps in Etosha National Park
- 13 Chalets
- 1 Family Room
- Swimming Pool
Ongava Lodge is situated on the slopes of a rocky outcrop within Ongava Reserve and its surrounding scenery is astoundingly attractive with large open plains blending into Mopane tree woodlands and granite ridges.
14 rock-and-thatch en-suite chalets, one of which is a family suite with two bedrooms. The main lounge, dining and pool area is situated on the foothills of the Ondundozonanandana Range, overlooking a floodlit waterhole and a vast beautiful plain. You’ll be accommodated in luxury air-conditioned thatched chalets with private veranda, all with en-suite bathrooms.
This lovely property offers you the full Etosha experience whilst providing superb accommodation and service, as well as night drives and nature walks on the reserve.
- Seven tents and one family suite
- Swimming pool
- Watering hole
- Dining area and bar
At the foot of one of Ongava Game Reserve’s dolomite hills, the Tented Camp sits immersed in mopane woodland that is rife with game and birdlife.
There are seven large, classic safari tents sat on decks with shaded verandas from which you can watch wandering antelope. Inside, you’ll find a large bed leading around to an en suite bathroom and an open-air shower. There is also a family suite consisting of two tents linked by a walkway that can sleep four people.
The main area, built of stone, canvas and thatch, fronts onto a busy waterhole where much of the reserves wildlife can be viewed while floating in the swimming pool.
Enjoy game drives and guided walks within the expansive reserve itself, a great place to spot both black and white rhino, or take excursions into the adjacent Etosha National Park to see it’s stunning salt pan.
- 16 custom-made, en suite tents (max 32 guests § 8 children)
- Private Verandas
- Restaurant, Lounge, Bar
- Swimming Pool
- Kids Pool
Wonderfully atmospheric and well set out, Mushara’s Bush Camp consists of sixteen standalone custom-made, en suite tents with their own verandas for optimal privacy and comfort.
With a very stylish, thatched palapa-style lodge at the camp’s heart for dining, lounging and possibly recounting your safari tales with other guests, not to mention a very good kid’s program, this is fantastic place for families wishing to explore Etosha.
- 16 custom-made, wood and canvas structures
- Main Lodge area with dining tables, camp fire, lounge and bar
A modern, and certainly chic, option is Mushara’s Outpost property. Styled on an old farmhouse with a more minimalist take on the open plan safari lodge, the effect is elegantly up to date and sleek. Positioned along the ancient dry riverbed of the Omuramba, their sixteen standalone canvas and wood rooms are raised by stilts on individual wooden platforms for extra privacy and elevated views over the bush.
Spend friendly days and nights sitting around the campfire, talking with fellow guests over gourmet food, embarking on game drives to the park or simply soaking up the serenity of your surrounds.
- Ten chalets
- Lounge
- Library
- Bar
- Dining area
- Wine cellar
- Fireplace
- Curio shop
- Swimming pool
The epicentre of the Mushara Collection and indeed a delight to stay in, not only for its charming mix of traditional, ethnic and contemporary styles, but its fabulous service and ten, spaced-out, luxury chalets.
Arranged in a horseshoe style around the well-kept lawns and inviting swimming pool, these are very spacious and feature all the mod-cons with the added element of more room and privacy. The central lodge is beautifully decorated and a joy to socialise in with other guests, order a G&T, or relax in the lounge.
Two nights by Etosha National Park
Etosha’s most distinguishing feature is its horizon-less silvery salt pan that covers 6,133 kmsq, as well as the variety and concentration of game that crowd its surrounding spring-fed waterholes.
Nicknamed the “Place of Mirages”, the terrain is certainly extraordinary and very photographable, especially when a pride of lions, herds of blue wildebeest or desert elephant appear to stand against this stark backdrop.
The remains of an ancient inland lake, the Etosha Pan takes up about a quarter of the park’s land and there is a variety of habitats within the park’s borders from mopane woodland to treeless plains, open savannah, becoming more hilly the further west you go.
Transfer
Private transfer to Windhoek
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A truly remarkable trip that takes you to Namibia‘s surreal desert landscapes, finest wildlife experiences and quirky towns. From its tiny but charming capital, Windhoek, head west to the endless dunes of the 80 million year old Namib Desert where you’ll get to explore the iconic Sossusvlei and Deadvlei. Then follow the coast north to Swakopmund, a curiously German town squeezed between the Atlantic and endless sands, and on to the rugged mountains and plains of Damaraland. Depending on where you stay here – pick from our selection of remote luxury lodges – you may get to see ancient rock art, track black rhinos or seek out herds of long-legged desert elephants on their march between waterholes. End by the lunar salt pans of Etosha whose waters draw a wonderful array of wildlife from far and wide. Based in one of the private reserves on its borders, you’ll get a perfect mix of traditional safari and big cat sightings along with the national park itself. | Whats included?
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Days 1-2 |
Windhoek |
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Flights & transfers
Meet and greet at Windhoek airport |
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Accommodation in Windhoek
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The Olive Exclusive - $$$$$
Your home before you venture off into the barren and beautiful Namibian Desert, this stylish...
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Hotel Heinitzburg - $$$$$
Housed in a turreted castle built by Count Schwerin for his fiancee and with fabulous views...
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| Overnight in Windhoek Windhoek is one of the smallest capital cities in the world with a population of just 234,000, but it is home to some fascinating buildings with typical German architecture. You could also visit the National Botanical Gardens which has the densest stand of mountain aloes in Namibia. The restaurants in town are good with delicious game meat on offer to those who fancy trying it. |
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Days 2-4 |
Namib Desert |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer to your lodge in the Namib Desert |
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Camp in the Namib Desert
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Sossusvlei Desert Lodge - $$$$$
Cradled against the ancient mountains, Sossusvlei Desert Lodge is renowned for its desert...
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Wilderness Kulala Desert Lodge - $$$$$
Located within the 37,000 hectare private Kulala Wilderness Reserve, this lodge enjoys...
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Wilderness Little Kulala - $$$$$
Offering more of a ‘boutique’ polish and size set in the 37,000- hectare private Kulala...
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Desert Homestead Lodge - $$$$$
30km (19 miles) south of Sesriem and the entrance to Namib-Naukluft-Nationalpark –...
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| Two nights exploring the Namib Desert The towering terracotta sand dunes and clay pans that belong to the Sossusvlei form the signature landscape of Namibia. Located in the Namib-Naukluft National Park in the southern Namib Desert, this rippling sand sea of huge dunes has been shaped by the winds and the underground Tsauchab River. Enjoy your time in the world’s oldest desert with your guides here taking you on walking safaris, scenic drives and perhaps a photography lesson or two. Your travel designer will be able to talk you through the various activities available depending on which accommodation you choose to stay at. |
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| Excursion to the Sossusvlei dunes Embark on an excursion of the incredible Sossusvlei dunes, to admire the incredible views and experience the magical silence of the desert. |
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Flights & transfers
Transfer from Sossusvlei to Swakopmund |
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Days 4-6 |
Swakopmund |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer to your hotel in Swakopmund |
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| Two nights in Swakopmund Enjoy time exploring Swakopmund, a small German coastal resort nestled between the desert and the sea. This charming town boasts a charming combination of German colonial architecture blended with good hotels, shops, restaurants,museums, craft centres, galleries and cafés for you to enjoy. Alternatively you may like to partake in any of the adventure activities on offer including quad-biking in the dunes, sky diving and scenic flights, which your travel designer will be able to advise you about. |
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| Walvis Bay sea and dolphin cruise Your guide will transfer you to Walvis Bay to embark on a sea and dolphin cruise, where you will have a chance to see some Cape fur seals, Heaviside and bottle nose dolphins, pelicans, flamingos and a wide variety of other sea birds. If you have a lucky day you may even get to see whales, leatherback turtles and sunfish. After lunch you will explore Walvis Bay lagoon and the salt pans. Walvis Bay lagoon and surrounding wetlands area became a RAMSAR wetland site of international importance in 1995. This is the most important feeding area on the west coast of Southern Africa for many migratory birds, making it a prime location to spot some more coastal bird species. |
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Days 6-8 |
Damaraland |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer to your lodge or camp in Damaraland |
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Lodges and Camps in Damaraland
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Mowani Mountain Camp - $$$$$
Grouped together like a typical African village in squeezed between huge rust-coloured...
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Camp Kipwe - $$$$$
Huddled among – and even built around – huge orange boulders of a rocky outcrop in...
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Etendeka Mountain Camp - $$$$$
Boasting an incredible setting at the foothills of the immense Grootberg massif and amongst...
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Wilderness Doro Nawas Camp - $$$$$
Blending in with the surrounding rugged terrain, the thatched stone Wilderness Doro Nawas Camp...
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Wilderness Damaraland Camp - $$$$$
This is one of Namibia’s finest camps, blending magnificent views, comfort and...
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp - $$$$$
You’ll find Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp in a wide valley, nestled amid the undulating...
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| Two nights exploring Damaraland One of the most scenic parts of Namibia, with plenty of scope for adventure. Damaraland encompasses the expanses of rugged wilderness in Namibia’s northwest between the Skeleton Coast, Kaokoland and Etosha. It is home to just a handful of people, wandering herds of desert-adapted elephants and black rhino, plains dotted with surreal rock formation decorated with ancient bushman rock art, petrified forests, the imposing Spitzkoppe mountain, and the Brandberg Massif (Namibia’s highest mountain). Though there are no national parks here, there are a collection of game reserves and concessions here with remote safari lodges where wildlife including lion, cheetah, giraffe and more can be spotted in captivating surrounds. |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer from Damaraland to Etosha National Park |
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Days 8-10 |
Etosha National Park |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer to your lodge or camp in Etosha National Park |
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Lodges and camps in Etosha National Park
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Ongava Main Lodge - $$$$$
Ongava Lodge is situated on the slopes of a rocky outcrop within Ongava Reserve and its...
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Ongava Tented Camp - $$$$$
At the foot of one of Ongava Game Reserve’s dolomite hills, the Tented Camp sits immersed in...
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Mushara Bush Camp - $$$$$
Wonderfully atmospheric and well set out, Mushara’s Bush Camp consists of sixteen standalone...
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Mushara Outpost - $$$$$
A modern, and certainly chic, option is Mushara’s Outpost property. Styled on an old...
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Mushara Lodge - $$$$$
The epicentre of the Mushara Collection and indeed a delight to stay in, not only for its...
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| Two nights by Etosha National Park Etosha’s most distinguishing feature is its horizon-less silvery salt pan that covers 6,133 kmsq, as well as the variety and concentration of game that crowd its surrounding spring-fed waterholes. Nicknamed the “Place of Mirages”, the terrain is certainly extraordinary and very photographable, especially when a pride of lions, herds of blue wildebeest or desert elephant appear to stand against this stark backdrop. The remains of an ancient inland lake, the Etosha Pan takes up about a quarter of the park’s land and there is a variety of habitats within the park’s borders from mopane woodland to treeless plains, open savannah, becoming more hilly the further west you go. |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer to Windhoek |
