Namibia
From the towering dunes of Sossusvlei to Etosha’s wildlife and the wild Atlantic coast — Namibia is made for road trips and big-sky moments.
Overview
From the towering dunes of Sossusvlei to Etosha’s wildlife and the wild Atlantic coast — Namibia is made for road trips and big-sky moments.
Trip highlights
- Sunrise at Sossusvlei & Deadvlei, plus Sesriem Canyon
- Etosha National Park game drives (self‑drive or guided)
- Swakopmund adventure hub: dunes, ocean, and culture
- Skeleton Coast & Damaraland landscapes (seasonal road conditions)
- Community encounters and local cuisine along the route
Best time to visit
Dry season (May–October) is excellent for wildlife viewing and comfortable temperatures. Summer (Nov–Apr) brings dramatic skies and occasional rain — great for photographers and greener scenery.
Quick planning
- Ideal trip length: 5–10 days (or add to a multi‑country loop)
- Travel styles: guided, private, self‑drive (selected routes)
- Good for: couples, families, photographers, adventure travellers
- Custom route: we can combine this destination with others
Top places to include
Popular stopovers and experiences we can build into your itinerary.
Sossusvlei & Deadvlei
Iconic dunes, salt pans, and sunrise photography in the Namib Desert.
Etosha National Park
One of Africa’s best self‑drive parks, famous waterholes and wildlife.
Swakopmund & Walvis Bay
Coastal town vibes, dolphins/seals, dunes, and fresh seafood.
Damaraland
Rugged geology, desert-adapted wildlife, and rock art sites.
Skeleton Coast
Remote coastal scenery and shipwreck stories (access depends on routes/permits).
Caprivi/Zambezi Region
Rivers, wetlands, and great multi‑country connections to Botswana/Zambia.
Things to do
Activities can be mixed across comfort levels — from relaxed to adventurous.
Safari drives
Morning and afternoon game drives in Etosha and private reserves.
Desert adventures
Dune walks, quad biking (where allowed), and scenic viewpoints.
Coastal cruises
Catamaran or boat cruises for marine life around Walvis Bay.
Culture & craft
Markets, community visits, and local food experiences.
Travel tips
- Distances are long — plan realistic driving days and early starts.
- Bring layers: warm mornings/evenings, especially in winter.
- A 4x4 is recommended for some remote routes; we advise on route suitability.
- Book popular lodges/campsites early for peak season (Jun–Sep and Dec).