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Deserts & Dunes of Namibia
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Experience Namibia …
“The human spirit needs places where nature has not been rearranged by the hand of man” - a saying of unknown origin, but undoubtedly true. Most of Namibia is exactly as nature intended it and that is a major attraction of this remarkable country.
There is no better way to get a real feeling for the scale of Namibia than from the air. Take a scenic flight or hot air balloon from the Sossusvlei region or Swakopmund over some of the largest sand dunes in the world – a veritable sea of dunes. Or head north to the harsh Skeleton Coast with it’s bays, islands and shipwrecks.
Get up close and personal with the Cheetah and Leopards at Okonjima, home to the AfriCat Foundation. This worthwhile project rehabilitates and provides sanctuary for these often threatened and endangered creatures.
Be exhilarated on a quad-biking excursion through desert terrain.
Face-first, flat on your tummy down a huge sand dune on an adapted piece of hardboard – otherwise known as dune-boarding !
Clamber up Dune 45, probably the most photographed sand dune in the world.
Kayak with flamingos, pelicans, seals and dolphins from Walvis Bay.
Track the remarkable desert adapted elephants from one of our featured lodes in the Damaraland area or experience the daily life, traditions and rituals of the local and nomadic Ovahimba people in the same area.
Drive yourself through Etosha National Park and see the remarkable Etosha Pan and some amazing game viewing en route.
Hike the 2nd largest canyon in the world – Fish River Canyon.
Price Guide - from £ 1 529.00 - £ 3 295.00 per person sharing
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Desert & Dunes Itinerary
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Mowani Mountain Camp Northern Namibia
In the unspoilt wilderness area that is Southern Damaraland, this comfortable lodge offers the experience of exploring magnificent scenery and a unique variety of desert fauna and flora. Activities include nature drives in...
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Onguma Tented Camp Northern Namibia
In the local Herero language, Onguma means, "the place you don't want to leave." Situated on the eastern side of Etosha, Onguma Private Nature Reserve is a 20,000 hectare reserve boasting over thirty different animal species consisting . .
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Kulula Desert Lodge & Wilderness Camp Southern Namibia
Kulala Wilderness Reserve is a 21 000 hectare (approx. 50 000 acre) private reserve, the closest reserve to Sossusvlei itself, and has magnificent dune scenery. The en-suite rooms at both Desert Lodge and Wilderness Camp have . . .
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Canon Lodge Southern Namibia
20km from the main lookout point at Fish River Canyon, Canon Lodge is ideally situated for visits to the canyon in the Nama Karoo. The 25 wood and thatch en-suite chalets are nestled between massive boulders...
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Hansa Hotel Swakopmund
The friendly Hansa Hotel is Namibia’s oldest hotel dating back to the early 20th century, and is an integral part of Swakopmund’s architectural heritage. The bedrooms and suites are comfortably decorated and well equipped with...
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Olive Grove Windhoek & Surrounds
Located in a peaceful area of Windhoek, but close to the city center, Olive Grove is a great spot to start or end your Namibian experience. Each air-conditioned room is well appointed and has its own veranda . . .
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Okonjima Windhoek & Surrounds
Okonjima, in the Omboroko Mountains in the Waterberg Plateau, is home to The AfriCat Foundation. This is a non-profit organisation, committed to long-term conservation of Namibia's large carnivores, especially cheetahs and leopards . . .