Namib Desert - Sossusvlei - 150km

This day calls for an early rise to catch the sunrise over the mighty dunes of the Namib Desert. Explore the surreal landscape of Sossusvlei and Dead Vlei, a white clay pan surrounded by enormous dunes and dotted with ancient camelthorn trees. On your way back, visit the Sesriem Canyon, an 18 million year old gorge eroded into the conglomerate floor.

Accommodation: Desert Homestead

INCLUDES : Breakfast, Dinner

Swakopmund - Damaraland - 340km drive

On your way to Damaraland, visit the largest fur seal colony in southern Africa at Cape Cross. Your lodge for the evening is situated in the heart of the Damaraland where game such as rhino, desert elephant and kudu roam freely.

A visit to the Burnt Mountain and the Organ Pipes is particularly rewarding in the later afternoon. On the way to your lodge you can stop at various local street curios to purchase handcrafted artifacts and a wide variety of minerals and gemstones.

Accommodation: Kipwe

INCLUDES : Breakfast

Etosha National Park

Entering Etosha National Park on a game drive in the early morning, your time will be devoted purely to the abundant wildlife found here.

The park surrounds a parched salt desert known as the Etosha Pan, and is home to 4 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.

Accommodation: Mushara

INCLUDES : Breakfast

Etosha National Park - Central Namibia - 380km drive

Departing Etosha National Park, you travel south through Namibia’s maize triangle with its majestic Otavi Mountain range. This is one of the most scenic locations in Namibia - perfect for undertaking scenic walks or guided nature safaris within the private nature reserves.

Accommodation: Okonjima

INCLUDES : Breakfast, Dinner