Upon arriving in Windhoek, visitors are whisked away to a serene oasis nestled along the dry Auab riverbed within the Kulala Wilderness Reserve. Drawing inspiration from the iconic Dead Vlei, the climate-controlled thatched units, complete with private plunge pools, blend harmoniously with the eternal desert backdrop. Each unit features a Star Bed on the deck, inviting romantic stargazing. What once served as farmland for subsistence goat farming has been transformed back to its natural splendor, with the land and its wildlife restored to their pristine state. Guests have the opportunity to explore the captivating landscape through a variety of activities including exclusive access excursions to Sossusvlei, nature drives, walks, and eco-friendly quad biking. A balloon safari provides a breathtaking perspective, allowing guests to soar over the desert and witness its majesty from above.

Embark on a flight over endless dunes to the iconic Shipwreck Lodge, architecturally inspired by the mysterious shipwrecks that dot Namibia’s Skeleton Coast. This location offers an unadulterated, stark slice of African wilderness, characterized by its vast dunes and expansive wind-swept plains, all set against the backdrop of the cold Atlantic Ocean.

Engage in game drives to spot unique desert-adapted wildlife; explore the intriguing desert vegetation, including succulents and lichens; witness the breathtaking sunset from atop the dunes; dedicate a day to beachcombing for whale bones and relics from shipwrecks spanning centuries; and be amazed by the geological wonder of the Clay Castles. This place is unmatched anywhere on the planet.

Conclude your final morning with a game drive before taking a flight to the secluded and distinguished Ongava Reserve, situated on the edge of Namibia’s premier wildlife sanctuary, Etosha National Park. Positioned atop a hill, Little Ongava boasts breathtaking panoramic views of the vast plains that extend to the horizon, providing an unparalleled highlight of any Etosha expedition.

Within this exclusive reserve, guests can indulge in a variety of activities including day and night wildlife drives, visits to hides that overlook waterholes, guided walks, and rhino tracking with skilled guides. Additionally, game drives and day excursions into the adjacent Etosha National Park are available.

Embark on a journey to “The Smoke that Thunders,” the local epithet for Victoria Falls. Situated along the formidable Zambezi River, it holds the title for the world’s largest sheet of falling water, with its mist visible from great distances. The falls offer panoramic views from various vantage points, accessible through exploration by foot and air.

Visitors can partake in guided tours of Victoria Falls, embark on nature drives, enjoy sunset boat cruises, and engage in catch and release fishing for the spirited Tiger fish. Dubbed the adventure capital, further exhilarating activities include helicopter tours, micro-lighting, as well as white water rafting and bungee jumping for the thrill-seekers.