Extraordinary Namibia

Kalahari Desert - 250km drive

In the morning, you travel into the largest sand mass on earth, the Kalahari Desert. The San bushmen refer to it as the “Soul of the World”, an emotive description for this unusual red dune landscape, home to specially desert-adapted wildlife such as oryx, springbok and ostrich.

Experience the fauna and flora that has survived this arid landscape for thousands of years on an optional guided nature drive in the late afternoon, ending the day with a sundowner on the dunes. The following day, you will enjoy a bushman-guided walk over the dunes of the Kalahari.

Accommodation: Camelthorn Lodge

INCLUDES : Breakfast, Dinner

Namib Desert - Sossusvlei - 300km drive

Before sunrise you travel to the gate of Namib Naukluft Park to catch the incredible morning lighting – this part of the day is the most forgiving as you are not exposed to the scorching afternoon sun when clambering one of the dunes.

From Sossusvlei, visit Dead Vlei, a surreal white clay pan surrounded by monumental dunes and dotted with age-old Camelthorn trees. On your way back, visit the Sesriem Canyon, an 18 million year old gorge before returning to your lodge to cool off in the pool.

Accommodation: Moon Mountain Lodge

INCLUDES : Breakfast, Dinner

Swakopmund - Damaraland - 340km drive

On your way to the Damaraland, you can visit the large lichen fields past Namibia’s highest mountain, the majestic Brandberg Mountain. Your lodge for the night is situated near the Vingerklip, and you can enjoy the cooler part of the afternoon at a sundowner spot that overlooks the surrounding plains.

Accommodation: Vingerklip Lodge

INCLUDES : Breakfast, Dinner

Etosha National Park

You have the next two days to enjoy exciting game viewing experiences. Etosha National Park surrounds a salt pan known as the Etosha Pan, and is home to four of the Big Five - elephant, lion, leopard and rhino.

The park’s waterholes support a diversity of mammals and birds, including species such as black-faced impala, cheetah, and Namibia’s smallest antelope, the Damara dik-dik. Shortly before sunset you travel back to your lodge.

Accommodation: Eagle Tented Lodge

INCLUDES : Breakfast, Dinner

Otjihavera Mountains - Windhoek Airport

After a hearty breakfast, you travel back to the international airport, where your tour ends.

INCLUDES : Breakfast