ABOUT THE ITINERARY
After spending a night in Windhoek, you’ll fly to Sossusvlei to see the beautiful vleis, staggering red dunes and flat plains of the Namib Naukluft National Park, where springbok and jackal roam. Next, fly to the rugged region of Damaraland where there are zebra, giraffe, cheetah and birdlife aplenty, as well as a large population of the critically endangered desert-adapted black rhino.
From Damaraland, you’ll board a light aircraft to reach a private game reserve bordering Etosha National Park – a vast expanse of game-rich savannah and saltpan where you can go in search of lion, zebra, leopard, elephant and giraffe in all seasons.
DESIGNED BY SPECIALISTS
Bear in mind, these are just a starting point as all holidays are customised to the specific requirements of our guests. Whether you prefer a different style of accommodation, a greater focus on a particular interest or to go to a different destination all together, every itinerary is created individually around your preferences.
WINDHOEK
Upon arrival in Windhoek, you will be met and driven to your luxury hotel at the heart of the city where you’ll be spending one night.
Stay: One night at the Am Weinberg Boutique Hotel
SOSSUSVLEI, KULALA WILDERNESS RESERVE
Today you’ll be transferred by road to Eros domestic airport in time to board a light aircraft to Sossusvlei and your lodge within the 37,000-hectare Kulala Wilderness Reserve. From here you’ll be able to fully appreciate the splendour of the world’s oldest desert – the Namib.
You’ll visit attractions like Sossusvlei, a salt and clay pan surrounded by vast sand dunes shaped by the wind into great crescents and shifting curves. Here photographers have a chance to capture images of a seemingly alien environment, whilst guided game drives offer encounters with unique desert-adapted wildlife such as springbok, gemsbok, bat-eared fox and dune larks. Guided walks and sundowner drives are also on offer, but for something really spectacular a balloon safari is one of the most memorable ways to experience the region.
Stay: Two nights at Little Kulala – full board
PALMWAG CONCESSION, DAMARALAND
From Sossusvlei you’ll find yourself flying to the huge Palmwag Concession in the Kunene region of north-western Damaraland. The reserve protects one of Africa’s largest populations of the critically endangered desert-adapted black rhino. During your stay you’ll be able to go rhino tracking on foot and by car alongside dedicated conservationists, with sightings of elephant, giraffe, springbok, oryx and zebra to be had en route.
Guided nature walks are a great way to learn about some of the desert’s lesser-known flora and fauna and how they survive in this harsh environment. Birding is an equally rewarding experience, with species like Rüppell’s korhaan, Benguela long-billed lark, Herero chat and Verreaux’s eagle all making an appearance.
Stay: Two nights at Desert Rhino Camp – full board
ONGUMA GAME RESERVE, ETOSHA
Day seven brings you to the Onguma Game Reserve which enjoys a prime location on the outskirts of Namibia’s premier wildlife destination – Etosha National Park. Encompassing acres and acres of game-rich savannah and a huge saltpan, the park supports big cats like lions and leopards, as well as elephants, hippos, white and black rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, zebra and a variety of antelope species.
The Lodge stands in the privately-owned, 30,000 hectare Ongava Game Reserve. It is set alongside the southern edge of Etosha Enjoy interpretive bush walks, birding and traditional day, night and sunset game drives.
Stay: Two nights at Ongava Lodge – full board
FLY HOME
Today you’ll catch a light aircraft flight back to Windhoek, from where you will continue your onward journey home.
PRICE INCLUDES
- Domestic flights
- Car hire and private transfers
- Full board at Little Kulala, Desert Rhino Camp and Onguma The Fort
- Based on two people travelling
PRICE EXCLUDES
- International flights
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