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Namibia, another of our all-time favourite destinations, is a mystical world of surreal landscapes and transcendent experiences. Panoramas appear as in a dream, fantastical yet spine-tinglingly real. Giant red sand dunes, silvery-white salt pans, flamingo-fringed lagoons – no other country offers such visual euphoria. Enter: the photographer's dream location.

 

This surreal world offers 1280km (795 miles) of some of the most desolate and untouched coastlines in the world. Along its entire length, the vast, shifting, giant, red sand dunes of the Namib Desert spread inland for 80 to 130km (50 to 80 miles). In the interior, the escarpment of a north-south plateau slopes away to the east and north, into the vast interior sand basin of the Kalahari. In the far northwest, the 66,000 sq km (25,500 sq miles) of the Kaokoland mountains run along the coast, while further inland lies the great Etosha Pan (a dry saline lake), surrounded by rich grasslands and bush which support large and varied wildlife. 

 

Namibia is quite simply, a destination that feeds the soul. The sense of wilderness is astonishing. Dusty plains and parched riverbeds stretch to the horizon, punctuated by rusty sandstone outcrops – many engraved with enigmatic Stone Age carvings. Herds of elephants, zebras, and unicorn-like oryxes plod between isolated waterholes, while nimble bushmen stalk springbok on the horizon. Many people call these landscapes a photographer’s dream – yet photographs struggle to capture either their elemental power or their delicate nuances.

 

Excellent game-viewing can be expected in Etosha - a large national park with epic vistas. And throughout the rest of this majestic country, visitors can expect to discover an amazing array of desert-dwelling creatures.

 

Types of safaris vary from self-drive and pre-packaged country tours to 5-star, fly-in lodge safaris. Namibia has very few roads and almost nothing to disrupt the migratory routes of its giant nomads. Elephants and rhinos leave great footprints as they wander through sand and scorched salt pans. Tracking them on a walking safari is a thrilling experience – one that instills a stunning harmony with nature and an unforgettable immersion in the wilderness. Follow their trails with skilled bushmen, and then marvel as they stand just meters away, with nothing but a lonely acacia tree between you.

Prices range from very affordable B&B accommodation to top-end pricing (around $1 000 per night).

 

Namibia is a short flight from both South Africa and Botswana, making both of these destinations a wonderful combination with your dessert sojourn.

 

Namibia feels like a lost world, an endless expanse of phantasmagorical landscapes that have never lost their primitive majesty. No two journeys in Namibia will ever be the same. And it’s not just a question of getting lost. In most of Namibia, it’s often difficult to know precisely where you are: on the southwestern edge of Africa? Or in Nature’s greatest art gallery…

Read more about getting around in Namibia and the logistics involved.

Namibia Safari

NAMIBIA'S PRIMARY SAFARI DESTINATIONS

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Etosha National Park is Namibia’s premier wildlife destination, renowned for its vast salt pan, diverse ecosystems, and incredible concentrations of wildlife.

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Damaraland is one of Namibia’s most spectacular and ruggedly beautiful regions, known for its dramatic landscapes, ancient rock art, and unique desert-adapted wildlife.

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Southern Namibia is a region of breathtaking contrasts, from the eerie beauty of an abandoned diamond mining town to Africa’s largest canyon.

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Swakopmund and Walvis Bay are two of Namibia’s most popular coastal destinations, offering a mix of adventure, relaxation, and stunning natural beauty.

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The Skeleton Coast and Kunene River region in northwestern Namibia are among the country’s most remote and mysterious landscapes.

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Sossusvlei is one of Namibia’s most breathtaking natural wonders, famous for its towering red sand dunes, striking white salt pans, and surreal desert landscapes

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NAMIBIA SAFARI ITINERARIES
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FLYING THE SKELETON COAST

6 DAYS

USD16 300.00

Embark on an extraordinary journey across Namibia’s remote Skeleton Coast with the legendary Schoeman family. This exclusive flying safari offers an exhilarating way to explore Namibia’s wild northwest, combining scenic flights with rugged ground expeditions in modified classic Land Rovers. Pilots and guides with decades of experience will transport you across vast landscapes, revealing breathtaking scenery, fascinating geology, desert-adapted wildlife, and pristine wilderness.

FLY INTO THE DUNES

6 DAYS

R51 050.00

This Namibian safari begins with a flight to Kulala Desert Lodge for three nights, where guests can explore Sossusvlei's dunes, enjoy hot air ballooning, and take nature drives. Afterward, travel to Walvis Bay and stay at Flamingo Villas Boutique Hotel, with the highlight being the Mola Mola Day Tour. This marine adventure offers encounters with seals, dolphins, and whales, along with a visit to Sandwich Harbour, part of the UNESCO-listed Namib Sand Sea

NAMIBIA UNTAMED

10 DAYS

R82 985.00

This unforgettable Namibian adventure allows you to experience this magnificent country with a small group and your own professional and experienced safari guide, from Etosha to Swakopmund and Sossusvlei - staying in comfortable lodges.

Nicknamed the "ageless land," Namibia boasts a rich history visible through its ancient rock art created by Stone Age artists and geological wonders like the petrified forest. These timeless elements, coupled with the country's wide-open spaces and serene silence, create a powerful sense of antiquity and wilderness.

NAMIBIA BY ROAD

10 DAYS

R95 700.00

An immersive small group safari journey through Namibia includes the surreal landscapes of Sossusvlei to the coastal charm of Swakopmund, and the ancient mysteries of Damaraland, culminating with wildlife encounters at Ongava Game Reserve. Expert-guided game drives promise sightings of the Big Five. Concluding with a visit to the Okonjima Day Visitor Centre and the AfriCat Foundation, this safari seamlessly blends Namibia's natural wonders, cultural richness, and wildlife conservation.

THE NAMIB CIRCLE

12 DAYS

R93 650.00

Embrace the untamed beauty of Namibia on this captivating 12-day journey. Embark on wildlife adventures in Etosha National Park, learn about remote Himba tribes, unveil ancient rock art in Damaraland, and marvel at the otherworldly landscapes of Sossusvlei. This safari, with your own vehicle and private guide, combines the thrill of discovery with luxurious comfort, ensuring an unforgettable Namibian experience.

MY NAMIBIA SAFARI

12 DAYS

R123 300.00

This Namibia itinerary offers a diverse range of landscapes and wildlife experiences, from the towering sand dunes of Sossusvlei to the rugged terrain of Damaraland and the game-rich plains of Etosha. Staying in comfortable four star lodges and tented camps in private reserves and conservancies - flying between camps saves a lot of time, and provides an incredible view from above of the breathtaking panoramas below.

ULTIMATE NAMIBIA SAFARI

13 DAYS

R236 000.00

The ultimate 13-day luxury safari adventure in Namibia includes visits to stunning natural landscapes and wildlife reserves, beginning with a 3-night stay at Little Kulala at Sossusvlei, then 3 nights at Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp. Flying between camps and on to Serra Cafema for 3 nights, a luxury camp on the banks of the Kunene River, with the final 3 nights at Little Ongava, a private reserve on the edge of Etosha National Park. Incredible wildlife and a range of activities from game drives, guided walks, quad biking, stargazing, hot air balloon rides, and visits to local communities.

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