Namibia Safari By Air 

• Luxury Beach Lodge in Swakopmund

  situated on the edge of one of the world’s largest sand dunes and the mighty expanse of the Atlantic, Swakopmund is Namibia’s most popular coastal resort. It’s also Namibia’s adventure hub.

  Take a dolphin cruise from nearby Walvis Bay, quad bike or sand board over the awesome dunes, then feast on oysters and champagne as the setting sun sheds its light over sand and sea.

• NAMIBIA SAFARI BY AIR ACCOMMODATION AND ROUTING

  Flight from Windhoek to Sossusvlei
  2 Nights All Inclusive at Kulala Desert Lodge in Sossusvlei
  Flight to Swakopmund
  2 Nights Bed & Breakfast at Hotel Zuk Kaiser (Luxury room) in Swakopmund + Dolphin Cruise in Walvis Bay
  Flight to Damaraland
  2 Nights All Inclusive at Dora Nawas Camp in Damaraland (inclusive local drinks and laundry)
  Flight to Etosha National Park
  2 Nights All Inclusive at Ongava Lodge in Etosha National Park
  Flight to Windhoek

• Spectacular dunes at Sossusvlei

  Namibia’s famous highlight in the heart of the Namib Desert, a huge pan enclosed by giant sand dunes. Some of these spectacular dunes are 300 metres tall, the highest in the world. Your accommodation is located within the arid Namib Desert on the private Kulala Wilderness Reserve, and is closest to the iconic dunes of the Sossusvlei.

• Safari in Etosha National Park

  The Etosha National Park is an oasis in the middle of a semi-desert with one of the most extraordinary game viewing experiences in the region. Enjoy day and night game drives, nature walks and hides on the private Ongava Game Reserve.

• ONCE IN A LIFETIME ACTIVITIES

  Sossusvlei Balloon Safari
  Add this on the morning of Day 2.

  Sossusvlei Sundowner Experience
  Add this on the evening of Day 2.

  Sossusvlei Sunrise Dune Experience
  Add this on the morning of Day 2.

  Namib Moon Valley Desert Tour from Swakopmund Experience
  Add this on Day 4.

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  Namibia Highlights Safari

• BEST TIME TO VISIT NAMIBIA

  The best time to visit Etosha is between May and December for general game viewing. The rainy months from January to March are amazing in their own way and almost worth a second visit. With eight months of peak game viewing, Etosha National Park, like the rest of Namibia, is almost a year-round destination.

• IINTERESTING INFORMATION

  Photographers should take a Swakopmund safari to the extraordinary ‘Moon Landscape’, a seemingly never-ending range of bizarre, barren hills resembling the Lunar Sea of Tranquillity. It is best visited at sunrise or sunset. Just outside Swakopmund, a number of towering sand dunes have been set aside for all sorts of adventure activities that include sand boarding and skiing, quad biking, camel rides and off-road driving. Other activities in the area include boat trips in search of dolphins and seals, scenic flights over the desert and rewarding bird watching tours.

  The Sossusvlei dunes found in the Namib Desert are said to be the highest dunes in the world and are one of the most spectacular sights found in Namibia. The best time to observe them is at sunset and sunrise where the ever changing colors create an almost surreal backdrop creating the perfect photographic opportunities.

• Add-On: Paradise Islands Destinations

  Spoil yourself by adding the perfect ending to your safari experience, have a beach break in the bliss of the Indian Ocean Islands. Book now as an add-on and you are guaranteed to receive a welcoming discount.

  

  

  

  
  

Kulala Desert Lodge Namibia

Located in the private Kulala Wilderness Reserve, at the foot of the majestic Sossusvlei dunes. The main area has a lounge, dining area, plunge pool, and wrap-around veranda overlooking a waterhole. Activities include private tours to Sossusvlei, scenic nature walks and drives to view the desert’s fascinating flora and fauna. The camp consists of 23 thatched and canvas “kulalas” (including 3 family units) with en-suite bathrooms and verandas.

Optional excursions include: hot air balloon safaris and guided quad biking excursions.

The Burning Shore Hotel Swakopmund

The Burning Shore is a luxurious and tranquil place to stay offering seven luxury rooms, five luxury suites, all en-suite, 60 seater restaurant, jacuzzi, deck for alfresco dining with direct access to the beach. Enjoy a dolphin cruise in Walvis Bay and get up close and personal with the birds, seal colonies and numerous dolphins that inhabit this area.

Optional excursions include: quad-biking, sand-boarding, dune-boarding, horse-riding, mountain biking, skydiving, surfing, surf and offshore fishing, dolphin cruises and diving.

Doro Nawas Camp Damaraland

Doro Nawas Camp is situated on a rugged, rocky hill offering spectacular views of the Etendeka Mountains and red sandstone cliffs of Twyfelfontein (famous for its San rock engravings.)

Accommodation: 16 chalets built from a combination of stone base and canvas walls supported on wooden posts. Each thatched unit has a private veranda for sleep outs, canvas and stone walls and wood and glass doors.

Nearby is the World Heritage Site of Twyfelfontein with its ancient engravings. Wildlife can be seen in the valley and along the riverbed and bird-life is excellent with a number of endemic species.

Andersson’s Camp Etosha

Situated close to Etosha National Park, Namibia’s premier wildlife destination. Daily excursions provide good game viewing regardless of season in Etosha, whilst being in the private Ongava Game Reserve, allows for exclusive game drives and other experiences.

Accommodation: 20 en-suite chalet accommodation including 2 family suites; veranda; laundry service; swimming pool; waterhole; restaurant; lounge area with couches and books; Each en-suite bathroom is open to the sky which is an experience.

The restaurant and reception areas overlook a waterhole which draws large and small game throughout the day and into the evening. A large wooden deck is the perfect place to relax and enjoy your meals while looking out over the bushveld and the waterhole.