Namibia Adventure
Spanning 400 million years of geological history and hosting distinctive wildlife, Namibia presents an intriguing and thrilling exploration of its untamed landscapes.
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DAYS 1 & 2
DAY 3
Commence the day by flying from Sossusvlei back to Windhoek, followed by a drive through the mesmerizing scenery and lichen-adorned plains to reach the charming coastal town of Swakopmund, nestled along the tumultuous Atlantic Ocean. The historic Hansa Hotel, established in 1905, stands as a beacon of luxury in this fascinating town, where African culture merges seamlessly with German colonial heritage.
Embark on a marine adventure with a catamaran boat tour into Walvis (Whale) Bay, where you can witness pelicans gracefully soaring and catch a glimpse of the endemic heavyside dolphins. The journey continues with guided tours across the Walvis Bay Lagoon, a haven for seals and a feeding ground for hundreds of flamingos, adding a unique dimension to the exploration of this vibrant ecosystem.
DAYS 4, 5 & 6
Embark on a flight to the remote north-western region of Namibia, a breathtaking landscape characterized by its towering mountains, vast sand dunes, and expansive deserts, dotted with distinctive wildlife and the nomadic settlements of the Himba people. The Hoanib Valley Camp represents a collaborative effort with local communities and the Giraffe Conservation Foundation, the only organization dedicated to giraffe conservation across Africa.
Designed with elegance and intimacy, the camp integrates flawlessly into the harsh yet beautiful terrain. Your days will be filled with the pursuit of tracking endangered species such as the rhino, desert-adapted elephants, lions, and giraffes. Afterward, retreat to the tranquility of your private veranda to absorb the sheer scale and beauty of your natural surroundings.
DAYS 7 & 8
Anderssons at Ongava emphasizes minimal environmental impact alongside providing an outstanding experience. Its modern luxury guest units are harmoniously integrated into the surrounding landscape, offering visitors a climate-controlled refuge amidst nature. Each suite boasts a private viewing deck that provides a sweeping 180-degree panorama of the surroundings.
The lodge’s design strategically enhances guests’ connection with the wilderness, featuring a central waterhole and an adjacent underground photographic hide. This setup allows visitors to observe the abundant wildlife and bird species from a water-level perspective. Notable sightings may include lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, and even the elusive black and white rhinos.
RECOMMENDED EXTENSION
Situated just a flight away, Cape Town, a vibrant and diverse metropolis, is an essential visit either before or after your safari adventure. Known as the “Mother City,” it nestles around Table Mountain and sits at the southwestern tip of Africa. Ascend to the summit via cable car to behold expansive views of the Atlantic Ocean, wander through the UNESCO-listed Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, or explore the historical Robben Island, famously associated with Nelson Mandela’s imprisonment.
Whether your interests lie in savoring exquisite wines and gourmet meals at some of the nation’s top restaurants, discovering urban art galleries, or shopping at the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, allow our experts to craft your ideal Cape Town itinerary, ensuring a seamless and enriching extension to your safari experience.