2in1 - Grand Journey from South Africa to Namibia

3 nights at Kloof Street Hotel by Lion Roars Hotels and Lodges

Against the majestic Table Mountain backdrop, the vibrant and cosmopolitan city of Cape Town is home to grand hotels, restaurants, and nightlife. It has long been a popular destination for film and modelling shoots. With rich historical and cultural heritage, tours through the township and trips to Robben Island allow guests to learn about the history. Cooking classes and wine and gin tastings are only the start of this captivating city. Narrow, cobblestone streets and the Islamic ambience of the Bo-Kaap enhance the atmosphere. Guided hikes and aquariums show off the wildlife of Cape Town, leaving guests wanting more.

2 nights at L'Avenir Country Lodge

The Western Cape's town of Stellenbosch is South Africa's second-oldest and most inspiring wine, food and cultural destination. The scenic wine route was the first in the country and one of the most popular destinations for local and international visitors. For the nature lover, several excellent hiking trails are found in the Jonkershoek Nature Reserve. A full-day hike starts on the slopes of the Stellenbosch Mountains and winds its way through vineyards, forests and olive groves. Stellenbosch is an ideal getaway year-round, and the historic town's centre is a living museum with unique, vibrant street culture. 

2 nights at Simbavati Cederberg Ridge

Clanwilliam is a town on the Olifants River valley in the Western Cape. It is one of the ten oldest towns in the country and is regarded as the only town in the world where rooibos is planted and cultivated. The annual Wild Flower show is a highlight during the spring season. A visit to the Cederberg Wine Cellar and the Clanwilliam and Bulshoek Dams offers several water sporting opportunities. The Clanwilliam Living Landscape Project, a local empowerment programme, offers rock art trails of the paintings of the Bushmen, in which trained guides facilitate exploration of the art as a journey across the landscape. 

Included Services:

Cederberg Ridge included activities

1 night at Naries Namakwa Retreat

Namaqualand is an arid region extending along the northern parts of South Africa and southern Namibia. Regarded as a portion of the Succulent Karoo, it is a biodiversity hotspot and boasts the richest succulent flora in the country. For visitors, the explosion of wildflowers along the flower route from Springbok to Kamieskroon’s Skilpad Wild Flower Reserve is a phenomenon that combines incredible landscapes through remote little towns. Namaqualand is a great place to escape the fast pace of everyday life. Visiting this region is a wonderful experience, filled with unique plants, animals, and the most stunning views. 

2 nights at Fish River Lodge

Southern Namibia is home to the second-largest canyon globally and is one of Namibia's most remarkable geological wonders - Fish River Canyon. Plunging ravines and looming rock faces dominate the landscape, with natural hot springs dotted throughout the area. Dramatic sunrises cast heavy shadows while light plays on the rocks; various breath-taking views unfold one after another throughout the day. Yet, gazing at the starry night sky after dark is undoubtedly one of the most sought-after experiences. With the ever-changing crevasses and the raw magnitude of nature’s creation, this canyon is not to be forgotten. 

2 nights at Klein-Aus Vista Desert Horse Inn Gondwana Collection Namibia

Situated in the heart of Namibia's southern interior, the small town of Aus is an ideal scenic and tranquil base to explore the country. Located east of Keetmanshoop and north of the Orange River, a 2-night stay here will grant enough time to explore the towns of Lüderitz and Kolmanskop. The landscape is characterized by granite mountains, dry riverbeds and arid plains; however, the winter rains make this harsh terrain come to life. The ample hiking and climbing opportunities, along with the famous wild horses that roam free throughout the area, are what really make this town stand out among the rest. 

Other things to do at this location:

Penguin Catamaran Tours Catamaran Cruise

2 nights at Sossusvlei Lodge

If you only have time to see one thing in Namibia, make it the soaring sand dunes of Sossusvlei. Few words can describe the towering red dunes spread across the landscape, or walking amongst the fossilised Acacia trees in the vast white clay pan of Deadvlei. The ever-changing dunes are the arid lands most iconic feature, and hiking to the tops will allow you to view the Martian-like landscape below. Sossuvlei shows off its beauty by housing many plants and animals that have adapted to life in the dry, yet dreamy terrain. This natural wonder is a perfect example of Namibia's unspoiled desert landscape. 

Other things to do at this location:

Namib Sky Balloon Safaris

Sossusvlei Helicopter Flights

Sossusvlei Lodge Helicopter Flights

2 nights at Namib Guesthouse

Nestled on the west coast of the Namib Desert - where the dunes meet the ocean - is the popular little town of Swakopmund. This laid-back area offers charm in bucket loads with its colonial architecture, quaint restaurants and historic landmarks - such as the "Mole" sunset pier. The cobbled streets and picturesque buildings indicate the rich heritage and culture this town holds, while the museums show its diverse history. This area radiates personality - from the more relaxed daytime charm to the vibrant atmosphere of the night - this is one of Namibia's hidden gems that need to be experienced. 

Other things to do at this location:

Dolphin Cruise Walvis Bay

Living Desert Tours

2 nights at Etosha Oberland Lodge

Etosha's southernmost section is home to Etosha South. This area is known for its rich population of both white and black rhino. Etosha South is home to the Okaukuejo Rest Camp, which is famous for its floodlit waterhole. The many viewpoints overlook picturesque bush-scapes and abundant wildlife. Getting into the South is accessible by Andersson's Gate. Here, visitors can expect to see many animals, including lion and the rare black-faced impala. However, the most notable of animals found here are elephants. Enjoy guided nature walks, game drives, or simply watching the sunset from this breath-taking location.

1 night at Ozongwindi Lodge

Known for its rugged mountain range, diverse plant and wildlife population, along with the famous Spitzkoppe, Erongo is a place that houses so much of Africa's natural magnificence. Surrounded by volcanic ruins and breath-taking rock formations, the Erongo Mountain range holds dramatic scenic landscapes and indescribable natural beauty. The peaks are best known for their caves and rock art, particularly the 50m-deep Phillips Cave, and home a vast array of reptiles and mammals. The rich biodiversity - with black rhinos and the rare black-nosed impala native to the area - leaves people wanting more.