TRIP REPORT: MADIKWE PHOTO SAFARI 2025
13 June 2025
THE ART OF TAKING
13 July 2025TRIP REPORT: MADIKWE PHOTO SAFARI 2025
13 June 2025THE ART OF TAKING
13 July 2025DISCOVER NAMIBIA
A COMPREHENSIVE TRAVEL GUIDE
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT NAMIBIA
WHY NAMIBIA
STANDS OUT
No visit to Namibia is complete without exploring its breathtaking landscapes and incredible wildlife. A journey through Namibia offers a chance to experience nature in its rawest form, from the towering dunes of Sossusvlei to the wildlife-rich plains of Etosha and the mystical Skeleton coast. It's not just about seeing the stunning scenery but also about understanding the delicate balance of life in these extreme environments. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, an adventure seeker, or simply looking to unwind, Namibia offers something truly unique.
Given the vastness of the country, logistical planning is essential. Self-driving is a popular option, with well-maintained roads and the freedom to explore at your own pace. Alternatively, guided tours and fly-in safaris allow you to cover great distances more efficiently, especially for those with limited time.
SELF DRIVE
NAMIBIA2GO RENTAL
Namibia2Go is a reputable car rental service tailored to self-drive travelers looking to explore Namibia at their own pace. Offering a fleet of well-maintained vehicles, including 4x4 options for navigating Namibia's rugged terrain, Namibia2Go provides the flexibility and freedom to experience the country’s diverse landscapes, from the iconic dunes of Sossusvlei to the remote Skeleton Coast.
Their rental packages often include detailed route guidance, road assistance, and optional extras such as camping gear, ensuring you’re fully equipped for your adventure. Whether you're exploring Namibia’s well-maintained highways or venturing off-road into more remote regions, Namibia2Go is a reliable choice for those seeking a self-driven journey through one of Africa's most breathtaking destinations. For travellers with the time to spare, a self drive safari is the best way to truly experience Namibia’s vast and varied wonders, giving you the chance to immerse yourself in its unique beauty at ground level and at your own pace.
FLY IN SAFARIS
WILDERNESS SAFARIS
A fly-in safari with Wilderness Safaris in Namibia offers an unparalleled way to explore the country’s vast and remote wilderness areas in comfort and style. This luxury safari experience allows you to bypass long road journeys and maximize your time in Namibia's most iconic destinations.
Wilderness Safaris provides exclusive access to some of Namibia’s most exceptional private reserves, staying at their luxurious eco-camps, which blend sustainability with comfort. These camps offer world-class hospitality, immersive game drives, and guided walks, giving you the chance to witness desert-adapted wildlife like elephants, lions, and oryx, as well as unique cultural experiences with local communities.
A fly-in safari is ideal for travellers seeking an efficient yet luxurious way to experience Namibia’s striking contrasts and remote treasures, with Wilderness Safaris ensuring every detail is taken care of for a seamless and unforgettable adventure.
Namibia is more than a destination; it's an unforgettable journey through some of the world's most dramatic and pristine wilderness. Whether you're marveling at ancient desert landscapes, spotting desert-adapted wildlife, or stargazing under one of the clearest night skies on Earth, Namibia promises an adventure that will leave you awestruck.
Here are a few of our favourite attractions in Namibia:
SOSSUSVLEI AND DEADVLEI
Sossusvlei and Deadvlei are two of Namibia's most iconic and breathtaking natural wonders, located in the heart of the Namib Desert. These extraordinary landscapes are characterised by towering red sand dunes, some of the highest in the world, and the striking, surreal beauty of the fossilised clay pan of Deadvlei, with its ancient, gnarled trees.
The Sossusvlei region offers a range of ways to experience its magic, catering to different types of travelers and budgets. From luxury lodges to rustic campsites, you can choose accommodations that suit your style while still immersing yourself in the area's unparalleled beauty. Many of these options also provide guided tours, ensuring you don’t miss highlights like climbing the famous Dune 45 or catching the mesmerising sunrise over the dunes and science flights in a hot air balloon, fixed winged aircraft or a helicopter are also possible.
Here are three places we recommend for experiencing Sossusvlei and Deadvlei:
Sesriem Campsite
Located just outside the entrance to the Namib-Naukluft National Park, Sesriem Campsite is the perfect base for adventurers who want to explore the iconic red dunes at their own pace. Each campsite is equipped with a braai (barbecue) area, electricity, shaded areas, and access to private ablution facilities. The campsite’s proximity to the park gate allows early entry to catch the sunrise at Sossusvlei or to climb Dune 45 in the cool morning air.
Kulala Desert Lodge
Situated in a private reserve with direct access to Sossusvlei, Kulala Desert Lodge offers a luxurious and intimate experience. With stylish accommodations and opportunities for hot air ballooning over the dunes, it’s a favorite among travelers seeking comfort and exclusivity.
Sossus Dune Lodge
Located inside the Namib-Naukluft National Park, this lodge offers unparalleled proximity to Sossusvlei, allowing guests to enter the park early for sunrise or stay late for stargazing. The eco-friendly chalets provide stunning views of the surrounding desert.
Desert Quiver Camp
Ideal for those seeking a more budget-friendly yet comfortable option, Desert Quiver Camp combines self-catering convenience with modern amenities. It’s located just a short drive from the park entrance, making it a great base for exploring the dunes.
Each of these accommodations provides a unique way to experience the majesty of Sossusvlei and Deadvlei, ensuring your visit is both memorable and tailored to your preferences.
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FISH RIVER CANYON
The Fish River Canyon is the second largest canyons in the world and offers a dramatic landscape unlike anywhere else. It’s a true natural wonder, with rugged cliffs and vast desert terrain that stretch as far as the eye can see. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a bit of both, this area provides a range of options for exploring its breathtaking beauty.
The canyon is easily accessible via self-drive, making it a popular destination for those wanting to experience Namibia’s stunning landscapes at their own pace. You can camp in designated areas along the canyon, where you’ll be surrounded by the raw beauty of the desert. There are also a number of campsites near the canyon that offer basic facilities, perfect for those who prefer to stay close to nature.
For those seeking a more luxurious experience, Fish River Lodge offers an upscale stay with stunning canyon views, making it ideal for couples or those desiring a bit more comfort. The lodge provides a peaceful and private experience, with fantastic opportunities for hiking, photography, and enjoying the wilderness.
Other options in the area include Canyon Roadhouse, known for its retro charm and easy access to the canyon, as well as Ai-Ais Hot Springs, where you can soak in natural hot springs after a day of exploring.
Each option offers a unique way to experience the grandeur of the Fish River Canyon, whether you're camping under the stars or staying in a luxurious lodge. No matter how you choose to explore, this area will undoubtedly leave you with unforgettable memories.
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KOLMANSKOP GHOST TOWN
Kolmanskop Ghost Town is one of Namibia's most iconic and eerie attractions, offering a fascinating glimpse into the country’s diamond mining history. Located just outside the coastal town of Lüderitz, this abandoned settlement, once a thriving hub during the diamond rush of the early 20th century, now stands as a hauntingly beautiful relic overtaken by the desert sands. Visitors can wander through the crumbling homes and buildings, many partially buried in sand, capturing striking images of this surreal and otherworldly landscape.
There are various ways to experience Kolmanskop, catering to different styles and budgets. For those seeking a more comfortable stay, Lüderitz offers a range of accommodations, from charming guesthouses to mid-range hotels. For the adventurous traveler, self-drive camping is a fantastic option. Namibia’s well-maintained roads make it easy to explore the area at your own pace, and nearby campsites provide facilities for an authentic and budget-friendly experience under the stars.
Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a photography lover, or simply looking for a unique adventure, Kolmanskop is a must visit destination that offers a memorable step back in time amidst the stark beauty of the Namib Desert.
SPITZKOPPE
Spitzkoppe, often referred to as the "Matterhorn of Namibia," is a breathtaking natural wonder and a must-visit for adventurers, photographers, and nature lovers. This iconic granite peak, towering above the surrounding plains, is one of Namibia’s most spectacular landmarks, offering visitors stunning views, incredible geological formations, and a sense of serenity in the heart of the desert.
Spitzkoppe is not a single destination but rather a region rich with hidden gems. It offers excellent opportunities for rock climbing, hiking, and exploring ancient San rock art etched into the boulders. The dramatic sunrises and sunsets here paint the rocky outcrops in hues of gold and red, making it a paradise for photographers.
For those looking to explore at their own pace, Spitzkoppe is a prime self-drive destination. The well-maintained gravel roads leading to the area make it easily accessible for travelers with a 4x4 vehicle. A variety of self-drive camping options are available at Spitzkoppe Rest Camp, where you can camp right at the base of the peaks. The campsites are simple yet scenic, providing the perfect base to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the area. Facilities include clean bathrooms, shaded areas, and fire pits, ensuring you’re well equipped for a comfortable stay under the stars.
Whether you’re looking for a short visit to marvel at the views or a longer stay to explore its hiking trails and quiet seclusion, Spitzkoppe is an unforgettable addition to any Namibian itinerary. It’s a destination that offers both adventure and tranquility, making it a favourite for travellers seeking to connect with Namibia’s wild and rugged landscapes.
DAMARALAND
Damaraland is one of Namibia’s most captivating and rugged regions, known for its striking landscapes, unique wildlife, and fascinating cultural history. Located in the northwest of the country, Damaraland is a vast, untamed wilderness that is home to dramatic granite mountains, ancient rock engravings, and ephemeral rivers that sustain a surprising variety of wildlife, including desert-adapted elephants and black rhinos.
There are a number of ways to explore this extraordinary region, catering to various preferences and budgets. From luxury lodges that offer guided tours and expert-led game drives to self-drive camping options that allow travelers to venture off the beaten path, Damaraland offers something for everyone. The self-drive camping experience is particularly popular, as it gives you the freedom to explore iconic sites like Twyfelfontein, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with ancient rock art, or the towering Brandberg Mountain, Namibia's highest peak. Many campsites are well equipped, offering essential amenities and spectacular settings amidst the dramatic desert landscape.
For those seeking a balance of comfort and adventure, Damaraland also offers mid-range lodges and tented camps, where you can enjoy creature comforts while staying connected to nature. Whether you’re tracking wildlife, marvelling at the geological wonders, or soaking in the endless horizons, Damaraland is a destination that will leave you in awe of Namibia’s raw beauty.
SANDWICH HARBOUR
Sandwich Harbour is one of Namibia’s most iconic and breathtaking destinations, situated within the Namib-Naukluft National Park where towering desert dunes meet the Atlantic Ocean. This remote and awe-inspiring area is perfect for adventurous travelers seeking a mix of dramatic landscapes, abundant birdlife, and unique natural beauty.
While Sandwich Harbour is not accessible by self-drive due to its challenging terrain and tides, it remains a must-visit destination, with guided tours providing safe and informative excursions. These tours often feature thrilling drives over massive dunes, stunning coastal scenery, and opportunities to spot flamingos and other bird species in the lagoon.
For those seeking a self-drive experience, the surrounding regions of Walvis Bay and Swakopmund offer camping options and 4x4-friendly routes. Many travelers choose to camp nearby and join a guided day trip to Sandwich Harbour, ensuring they can explore the area safely while enjoying the freedom of a self-driven adventure through Namibia’s incredible landscapes.
Whether you’re drawn to its unique geography or its pristine natural beauty, Sandwich Harbour promises an unforgettable experience for those looking to witness the unparalleled merging of desert and ocean.
SKELETON COAST
Skeleton Coast is one of Namibia’s most hauntingly beautiful and remote destinations, stretching along the Atlantic Ocean where vast, desolate desert landscapes meet the rugged coastline. Known for its eerie shipwrecks, dense coastal fogs, and dramatic scenery, the Skeleton Coast offers an unforgettable adventure for those seeking to explore one of Africa’s most unique environments.
There are a variety of ways to experience the Skeleton Coast. Self-drive camping options allow travelers to immerse themselves in the solitude and beauty of the area at their own pace. With well-maintained routes and designated campsites, you can explore iconic features such as the shipwrecks, seal colonies, and windswept dunes. The drive itself is an adventure, showcasing Namibia’s otherworldly landscapes.
For those seeking a more exclusive and luxurious experience, Wilderness Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp offers an unparalleled way to explore this region. Nestled in the heart of the Hoanib River Valley, this eco-friendly camp provides a luxurious stay while offering guided excursions into the Skeleton Coast’s most remote and pristine areas. Guests can enjoy scenic drives, nature walks, and flights over the coastline to fully appreciate its rugged beauty. The camp also provides opportunities to encounter desert adapted wildlife, such as elephants, lions, giraffes, cheetah, caracal, and brown hyena which thrive in this arid environment.
Whether you choose the freedom of a self-drive camping trip or the luxury of a stay at Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp, the Skeleton Coast promises an otherworldly and captivating experience that you’ll never forget.
CAPRIVI STRIP
The Caprivi Strip, located in the northeastern part of Namibia, offers a unique and diverse safari experience. It is home to a variety of landscapes, including lush wetlands, savannah, and woodlands, making it a haven for wildlife. This area connects Namibia with Angola, Zambia, and Botswana, providing a cross border wildlife experience and excellent opportunities for bird watching and game viewing. The Caprivi Strip offers various accommodation options that cater to all levels of comfort, ranging from luxury lodges to more rustic and authentic experiences. Visitors looking for a more budget friendly experience can also enjoy self drive camping in several designated campsites along the region, offering a true immersion into nature.
Here are a few places we recommend when sending our guests to the Caprivi Strip:
Zambezi Mubala Lodge offers a perfect balance of luxury and authenticity, with its secluded location along the Zambezi River. Guests can enjoy game drives, bird watching, and river cruises while experiencing personalized service and comfort.
Mahangu Safari Lodge is a more rustic and intimate experience located in the Mahangu Game Reserve. It’s ideal for those looking for an authentic safari experience with a focus on nature, wildlife, and simplicity. Visitors here can enjoy both game drives and guided walks through the reserve.
Camp Kwando is a great self-catering campsite with excellent facilities for self-drive campers, offering a more affordable option for those who prefer to explore the region at their own pace while being close to wildlife. This camp is located along the Kwando River, making it an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area.
Ndhovu Safari Lodge provides a wonderful location along the Zambezi River and is ideal for those looking for a serene and quiet experience. It offers both luxury accommodations and affordable self catering options for self drive campers.
Each location in the Caprivi Strip offers a unique experience, whether you’re seeking luxury, a more rustic stay, or an adventure camping out under the stars. From game drives to water based safaris, the Caprivi Strip is a must-see for anyone visiting Namibia.
ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
Etosha National Park is one of Africa’s most famous wildlife destinations, renowned for its vast salt pans, abundant wildlife, and incredible safari experiences. The park is located in northern Namibia and is home to a variety of wildlife, including elephants, lions, giraffes, rhinos, and a wide range of bird species. It is especially famous for its waterholes, where visitors can witness incredible wildlife sightings up close, making it a paradise for photographers and nature lovers alike.
The park offers a variety of accommodation options, from luxurious lodges to more rustic and authentic self drive camping experiences. For those who love adventure and the freedom to explore at their own pace, self drive camping is an excellent choice. There are several well equipped campsites within the park, including Okaukuejo, Halali, and Namutoni, all offering a range of facilities for a comfortable camping experience. Self drive travellers can enjoy the freedom of navigating the park's extensive network of gravel roads, stopping at waterholes and sightings along the way, ensuring a flexible and immersive experience.
For those seeking a more luxurious stay, the park also boasts several upscale lodges and resorts, offering guided safaris, fine dining, and scenic views of the surrounding wilderness. Whether you choose to camp under the stars or indulge in a luxury lodge, Etosha National Park offers a wide range of options catering to all budgets, making it a must visit destination for safari enthusiasts.
WINDHOEK
Windhoek’s central location makes it the perfect gateway for exploring Namibia’s breathtaking landscapes, from the iconic sand dunes of Sossusvlei to the wildlife-rich Etosha National Park and the dramatic Skeleton Coast. The city offers a blend of modern amenities and a relaxed African charm, with excellent restaurants, craft breweries, and comfortable accommodations providing a welcoming stopover before venturing into the wilderness. As the starting and ending point for most Namibian adventures, it’s an ideal place to acclimatize and gather supplies for road trips and safaris. Known for its safety and cleanliness compared to other African capitals, Windhoek offers a friendly atmosphere and serves as the springboard into Namibia’s untamed beauty.
Christuskirche - This iconic Lutheran church, built in 1910, is one of Windhoek’s most photographed landmarks. Its blend of Art Nouveau and neo-Gothic styles reflects the city’s German colonial heritage.
Alte Feste (Old Fortress) - Built in 1890, this historical building was once a German military headquarters. It’s now a museum showcasing Namibia’s colonial history and independence journey.
Joe's Beerhouse - A legendary spot in Windhoek, and is more than just a restaurant it's an experience. Known for its rustic ambiance, quirky decor, and hearty portions, it serves a mix of Namibian and German inspired cuisine. It's also famous for its extensive beer selection, making it a favourite hangout for both locals and tourists looking to unwind after a day of exploring.
SWAKOPMUND
Swakopmund’s coastal charm makes it a must visit destination for travellers exploring Namibia’s diverse landscapes. Nestled between the vast Namib Desert and the Atlantic Ocean, this picturesque town blends adventure, history, and relaxation. Its German colonial architecture, vibrant cafes, and cozy accommodations provide a unique mix of old world charm and modern comfort. Swakopmund is the perfect base for thrilling desert adventures, from sandboarding and quad biking on the dunes to scenic flights over the Skeleton Coast. With its cool ocean breeze, delicious seafood, and a range of outdoor activities, Swakopmund offers a refreshing retreat and an unforgettable gateway into Namibia’s wild beauty.
The Swakopmund Jetty - Originally built in 1905 and after being closed for many years the Jetty was renovated and reopened to the public by The Lighthouse Group in 2010 and now serves as one of the top restaurants in Swakopmund - Jetty 1905.
Sand Dunes Adventures - The towering dunes around Swakopmund are perfect for sandboarding, quad biking, and off road excursions. Popular activities include adrenaline filled rides in the Namib Desert, offering spectacular scenery.
The Skeleton Coast - Swakopmund is the gateway to Namibia’s hauntingly beautiful Skeleton Coast, known for its eerie shipwrecks, desolate beaches, unique desert landscapes and seal colonies.
INSIDER TRAVEL PLANS
The above being a glimpse into Namibia proves that this is a land of breathtaking contrasts, where towering sand dunes, rugged mountains, and vast savannahs come together to create a truly unforgettable destination. Planning the perfect trip to Namibia is about striking the right balance between adventure, relaxation, and immersive experiences in its iconic landscapes.
For those aiming to truly experience the best of Namibia, we recommend a minimum stay of 10–14 days. This allows you to fully enjoy must see destinations like the dunes of Sossusvlei, the wildlife-rich Etosha National Park, the dramatic Skeleton Coast, and the ancient landscapes of Damaraland, all without feeling rushed.
To make the most of your visit, consider traveling during the dry, cooler months of May to September, when conditions are most comfortable. However, Namibia is a year round destination, with all its highlights accessible and ready to welcome visitors at any time of the year.
Whether you're looking for a self drive adventure, a guided safari, or a combination of both, Namibia offers something for every traveler. Let us help you design an itinerary that perfectly matches your interests and ensures you experience the very best this remarkable country has to offer.
SELF DRIVE ADVENTURE
DAY 1
Arrive in Windhoek at Hosea Kutako International Airport. Transfer to Namibia2Go and collect your rental 4x4 vehicle. Explore Windhoek’s highlights, such as Christuskirche, Independence Memorial Museum, and local craft markets. Dinner at Joe's Beer House and overnight at The Weinberg Windhoek.DAY 2
Drive to the Namib-Naukluft National Park, Sossusvlei (about 5–6 hours). Enjoy the scenic drive through the Naukluft Mountains and vast desert plains. Arrive at Sesriem Campsite and explore the area with remaining daylight. Dune 45 is possible to hike if you arrive at the campsite by 14:00.DAY 3
Rise early to visit Sossusvlei and Deadvlei. Climb Big Daddy while it's cool thereafter you can spend the day exploring, return to the campsite and enjoy the stunning desert views.DAY 4
Travel day towards Swakopmund. Drive through the Kuiseb Canyon and the gravel plains of the Namib Desert (about 5–6 hours). Stop at the Tropic of Capricorn for photos and admire the Moon Landscape. Arrive in Swakopmund, a coastal town with German charm. Dinner and overnight at the Atlantic Garden Boutique Hotel Swakopmund.DAY 5
Full day in Swakopmund. Enjoy activities like sandboarding, quad biking, or a scenic flight over the Skeleton Coast and so much more or explore Swakopmund’s highlights, such as the Swakopmund Museum and the Jetty.DAY 6
Drive to Spitzkoppe (about 2–3 hours). Explore the dramatic granite peaks of this unique landscape, often called Namibia’s “Matterhorn.” Enjoy a scenic walk to see ancient bushman rock paintings. Overnight Spitzkoppe camp site.Day 7
Drive north to Damaraland (about 3–4 hours). Visit the Twyfelfontein rock engravings and explore other desert landscapes like the Organ Pipes and Burnt Mountain. While driving be on the look out for desert adapted elephants or join a guided tour. Overnight at Madisa Camp.DAY 8
Continue exploring the stunning desert landscapes and wildlife. Visit the Damaraland Living Museum to learn about the local Himba culture. Overnight at Twyfelfontein Elephant Drives and Campsite.DAY 9
Drive to the southern entrance of Etosha National Park (about 4–5 hours). Check into your lodge/campsite and enjoy an afternoon game drive. Overnight: Near the Anderson Gate (Okaukuejo area)DAY 10-12
Full days exploring Etosha and overnighting in the various campsites spread across the area.DAY 13
Drive back to Windhoek (about 4–5 hours). Return your rental vehicle, check in at The Weinberg Windhoek, dinner and pack/prep for your departure.DAY 14
Transfer to Hosea Kutako International Airport for your flight home.
LUXURY FLY IN SAFARI
DAY 1
Arrive in Windhoek and transfer to your The Stellenbosch Wine Estate to check in. Spend the day acclimatising, exploring Windhoek’s sights, such as Christuskirche and Independence Memorial Museum, and enjoying a welcome dinner at The Cork & Fork Restaurant.DAY 2
Morning flight to Sossusvlei, landing at Wilderness Kulala Desert Lodge. Explore the stunning Sossusvlei and Deadvlei dunes, with a guided walk and/or driven tour. Enjoy a sundowner at one of the high dunes, capturing the vast desert landscapes.DAY 3
Morning sunrise tour to climb Dune 45 and visit Deadvlei, a surreal dry lake bed with ancient trees. Take to the sky in a helicopter that afternoon to get a birds eye view of the world's oldest desert.DAY 4
Fly to Swakopmund, a coastal town known for its colonial charm and adventure activities. Transfer to and check in at The Pearls Beach Pods Swakopmund. Enjoy a leisurely afternoon exploring the town’s attractions, such as the Swakopmund Museum and Jetty, or take a sunset stroll along the beach. Dinner at one of the towns best - The Tug Restaurant.Day 5
Full day in Swakopmund to enjoy adventure activities such as sandboarding, quad biking, a scenic flight over the Skeleton Coast or a boat cruise from Walvis Bay to see dolphins, seals, and pelicans. Dinner at one of the towns best restaurant - Jetty 1905.DAY 6
Fly to Spitzkoppe, known for its iconic granite peaks. Transfer to and check in at Spitzkoppe Lodge. Explore the dramatic rock formations and ancient rock engravings with a guided walk. Enjoy stunning views at sunset.DAY 7
Fly to Damaraland, home to desert-adapted elephants and other wildlife. Transfer to and check in at Camp Kipwe. Enjoy an afternoon game drive or guided walk in Damaraland, looking for desert adapted wildlife like elephants, rhinos, and springbok.DAY 8
Full day to explore Twyfelfontein (UNESCO World Heritage Site), the Organ Pipes, and Burnt Mountain. Enjoy an afternoon drive in search of desert adapted wildlife or a visit to the Living Museum of the Himba people.DAY 9
Fly to Wilderness Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp, located in the remote, wild wilderness of the Skeleton Coast region. After settling in, take an afternoon game drive, or explore the area’s dramatic scenery and look for the rare desert adapted wildlife like lion, cheetah, elephant, brown hyena, caracal and so much more.DAY 10 - 12
Spend the full days exploring the area. Including a visit to the Skeleton Coast to visiting historic shipwrecks, lions hunting seals, and enjoying more in depth wildlife experiences as you will also have a local research team to interact with at the camp.DAY 13
Afternoon flight back to Windhoek. Check in at The Weinberg Urban Pod and enjoy a dinner at Joe's Beer House.DAY 14
Transfer to Windhoek’s Hosea Kutako International Airport for your departure flight back home.
TIPS FOR TRAVELING IN NAMIBIA
Namibia is a country that offers a little bit of everything, stunning landscapes, incredible wildlife, rich history, incredible food, and unique experiences. Whether you're marveling at the towering dunes of Sossusvlei, spotting desertcadapted animals in Damaraland, or exploring the rugged beauty of the Skeleton Coast, every corner of Namibia holds something extraordinary.
When planning your trip, it’s about finding the perfect balance between adventure, relaxation, and discovery. I hope this guide helps you explore Namibia in a way that suits your interests and pace. From practical tips to suggested itineraries, I’ve shared ideas that I believe will make your journey more enjoyable and stress free.
So, pack your bags, embrace the wide-open spaces, and get ready for an unforgettable adventure.
Namibia is a place that will leave a lasting impression on you long after you’ve left.
Until next time,
My passion for the bush and everything that comes with it started as far back as I can remember. Thanks to my parents who introduced me to wilderness areas at a very young age, I managed to live my dream by obtaining a background in conservation and being a lodge-based ranger for the past four years, working in world-renowned places such as the Timbavati and Sabi Sands Private Game Reserves.
