Ultimate Namibia - A spectacular & diverse journey

1 night at Camelthorn Kalahari Lodge

Known for its rust-red sand, grassy plains, and terracotta-painted landscapes, the Kalahari Desert situated on Namibia's east border is a place that holds the heart of the African continent in its hands. Scattered herds of antelope, zebra and the aloof leopard exist among the Camelthorn Trees of this barren homeland. The Kalahari is a destination that provides an insight into wildlife and culture unmatched anywhere else on Earth. From the pink and red seamlessly cloudy waves in the mornings to the draw dropping golden sunsets in the evening, the true lure lies in the Kalahari's solitude and eerie silence.

2 nights at We Kebi Safari Lodge

The NamibRand Nature Reserve, located in southern Namibia, is privately established to help protect the unique ecosystems and animals of the Namib Desert. Being the largest private reserve in Africa, the dramatic landscapes consist of sand dunes, gravel plains and rocky mountains. Several activities are to be had amid one of Namibia’s most breathtaking environments - the nature walks and thrilling night-time game drives are a must! The mars-like stretch of land homes animals in abundance - from herds of oryx and springbok to the hyenas and leopards lurking in the shadows - just waiting to be found. 

Other things to do at this location:

Namib Sky Balloon Safaris

Sossusvlei Helicopter Flights

Sossusvlei Lodge Helicopter Flights

2 nights at Swakopmund 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 Camp Kipwe

Twyfelfontein is a site of ancient rock engravings in the semi-arid region of north-western Namibia. This world heritage site is situated 100 kilometres from the ocean, where the scenery shifts from dry red sands to lush grassland. Drawn by the San People, the engravings show depictions of both human and animal tracks. Many of the impressions also depict animals that are no longer found in the area - including lion, zebra, kudu and even seals! Visiting these paintings, with their rich historical and cultural backgrounds, allows you to learn about the Namibian heritage and the San people's customs and beliefs. 

Other things to do at this location:

Desert Elephant Safari

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 Onguma Tented Camp

Situated on the eastern side of Etosha, bordering Fisher's Pan, Onguma Game Reserve is one of In the eastern parts of the Etosha National Park, bordering Fishers Pan lies the Onguma Private Game Reserve. Protecting more than 34,000 acres of land, this private reserve is home to over thirty species of animals, from kudu, giraffe and oryx, to predators such as lion, cheetah and leopard. The Onguma water hole is also a great place to spot game. Game drives, guided walks, and rhino research drives can be enjoyed within the reserved area, and safaris into Etosha National Park are available to see the abundance of animals. Here you will have the opportunity of experiencing Africa in all her beauty and diversity.

1 night at Frans Indongo Lodge

Otjiwarongo, or 'the place of the fat cows', is located in northern Namibia. The town is situated in a flat, semiarid region of varied grasses, scrub bushes, and thorn trees. Well-known for its environmentalism, the area is home to the Cheetah Conservation Fund, an internationally recognized organization ensuring the long-term survival of the big cats. Found just outside of central Otjiwarongo is the Crocodile Ranch - one of the few captive breeding programs for the Nile Crocodile. When exploring the country, many people make visiting Otjiwarongo a priority, as it is dedicated to preserving its surroundings. 

1 night at The Windhoek Luxury Suites

Windhoek is Namibia's social, economic and political capital, with its sprawling urban core that dominates the surrounding landscape. While it is not generally considered a tourist destination, many travellers use Windhoek as an entry or exit point for Namibia. The rich history, culture and fantastic food make visiting this city an incredibly unique experience. Windhoek is one of the cleanest cities in Africa and offers a wide range of attractions. Cleanliness, well-structured infrastructure and a thriving cultural community are what makes this town flourish in its own traditional way.