Namibia is surely one of the most diverse and fascination destination on earth with its extreme landscapes. From the tallest sand dunes in the word at Sossusvlei and one of the world most important conservations area at Etosha National Park. This country is magnificent, magical and mysterious and has recently been rated by various travel organizations as one of the most beautiful places in the world to visit. The giant salt pan is truly a sight to behold. Among the animals we’ll see are the incredibly rare desert elephant (only found here and in Mali), desert-adapted black rhino, lions, giraffes, cheetah, jackal, hyena, zebra, blue wildebeest, red hartebeest & hyena.
Here's a day-by-day itinerary of the trip.
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Kalahari Anib Lodge lies like a lush green oasis in the midst of red Kalahari dunes.
The Desert Grace Gondwana Collection is known for its graceful spaces and gracious hospitality imbue this modern lodge with its elegance of yesteryear, spirited character and refreshingly stylish interior
The Delight Swakopmund is a refreshing, relaxing, modern, light and airy establishment to uplift and inspire.
Camp Kipwe is an intimate and remote bush lodge located in Namibia’s arid yet starkly beautiful Twyfelfontein region.
Etosha Safari Lodge is the place to open doors to the mystery and magic of Etosha, 'Place of Legends'.
Etosha King Nehale has been designed and decorated to pay homage to the rich cultural heritage of the area and the majestic riches of the Etosha animal kingdom.
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Endless Horizons
Few countries, if any, can claim limitless horizons, stark landscapes, harsh environs and untamed wilderness, complemented by rare beauty, great scenery, a pleasant climate, few people, a beautiful coastline, one of Africa’s greatest game parks and, the world’s oldest desert…Welcome to Namibia!
Everything stated in itinerary above including most meals with one exception
2 glasses of wine or beer with your evening meal
Lodging at high standard tented camps or lodges
All guides, experts and entry fees
All in-country transport
Roundtrip airfare to Namibia
Additional wine, beer, or spirits beyond what is offered at meals
All personal souvenir purchases
Travel and Medical Insurance (required)
The trip officially starts on July 20th, but if you are traveling across an ocean to get to Nambia, you may want to consider arriving a day early so you have time to relax and get acclimated to the local time zone. If you do decide to arrive early, please let us know and we will take care of booking your room for you and make sure that you are kept in the same room as you will be in when the trip starts.
You are going to want to fly into the Hosea Kutako International Airport.
We have over a 5 hour drive back to the airport at the end of the trip. Please try and book your departing flight no earlier than 5pm. You can always stay an extra night at a hotel near the airport and fly out the next morning.
We will have a zoom call about 6 weeks before the trip starts to discuss all that information and give you a packing list. Here is a great website that we love that will help you with packing and travel trips.
Namibia weather in July. July is one of the driest and coolest months. Although the day time temperatures are still warm (average 68F), the nights can be very cold (average 42F and dropping below freezing in some desert areas), so you'll need to pack plenty of warm clothes.