15 Days Explore Namibia Tour
Windhoek
Upon arrival at Hosea Kutako International Airport, your guide will meet you in the arrivals hall. We then travel through scenic mountainous terrain to Windhoek, Namibia’s capital city, nestled in the lush valley of the Auas Mountains.
Windhoek, home to approximately 350,000 people, is Namibia’s largest city and serves as the gateway to the country’s diverse travel experiences. With its unique blend of modern and traditional cultures, the city offers a vibrant introduction to Namibia.
Overnight: Avani Hotel
Sossusvlei
Day 01
We journey south via Rehoboth into the vast Namib Desert, home to the world’s highest sand dunes. Travelling along scenic secondary roads, we make our way toward our desert accommodation.
Along the route, we may stop for lunch or enjoy a break at Solitaire, a famous and iconic stopover on the way to Sossusvlei. An early evening rest is recommended in preparation for the exciting day ahead.
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Day 02
An early start sets the tone for an unforgettable day. After a light morning refreshment, we enter the park and head to Dune 45, one of the most photographed dunes in the world.
Following breakfast, we continue deeper into the Sossusvlei area, exploring the breathtaking desert landscape on foot. By midday, we return to camp for lunch and relaxation.
Later in the afternoon, we visit Sesriem Canyon, followed by a scenic sundowner drive before returning to camp for dinner under the desert sky.
Overnight: Namib Desert Lodge
Swakopmund
Travelling via the dramatic Kuiseb Canyon and Moon Valley, we head towards the Atlantic coast. In Walvis Bay, we visit the lagoon—one of Africa’s most important wetland areas, rich in birdlife.
We continue to Swakopmund, Namibia’s coastal gem, nestled between the desert and the ocean. Known for its charming German colonial architecture, seaside promenades, and vibrant café culture, the town offers the perfect balance of relaxation and adventure.
Overnight: Swakopmund Guesthouse
Damaraland
After breakfast, we travel inland past Brandberg Mountain, Namibia’s highest peak, into the rugged and remote region of Damaraland.
This geologically diverse area is home to desert-adapted wildlife, including elephants and black rhinos. Along the way, we explore remarkable natural sites such as Twyfelfontein, Burnt Mountain, the Organ Pipes, and the Petrified Forest—each offering a unique glimpse into Namibia’s ancient past.
Overnight: Damara Mopane Lodge
Sesfontein
Today we travel further north toward Kaokoland, often referred to as Namibia’s last true wilderness. This remote region is home to the Ovahimba people and desert-adapted wildlife, including elephants.
We stop at Sesfontein Lodge for a break, surrounded by the rugged beauty of the region.
Kaokoland (Opuwo)
Today we journey into the remote and unspoilt region of Kaokoland, travelling through dry riverbeds and acacia plains into a landscape of rolling hills and vast open spaces.
We arrive in Opuwo, the gateway to the Kaokoveld, home to the Himba people, who have preserved their unique culture and traditions for generations.
Overnight: Opuwo Country Lodge
Epupa Falls
After breakfast, we continue north through Kaokoland toward the spectacular Epupa Falls. Along the way, you may encounter wildlife such as springbok, kudu, and ostrich, as well as towering baobab trees.
The Kunene River cascades into a 35-metre gorge, creating a lush oasis in this otherwise arid region. Enjoy time at leisure exploring the falls, taking photographs, or participating in optional activities such as guided walks, birdwatching, or canoeing.
Overnight: Epupa Camp
Ruacana
Our journey continues eastward to Ruacana, where you may visit the impressive Ruacana Falls. A picnic lunch is enjoyed along the way as we take in the landscapes of northern Namibia.
Etosha National Park
We head south to the world-renowned Etosha National Park, a vast wilderness of over 22,000 km². The park is centred around the iconic Etosha Pan, surrounded by waterholes that attract a wide variety of wildlife.
Game viewing here is exceptional, with opportunities to see elephants, lions, rhinos, giraffes, and numerous antelope species. Each waterhole visit offers a unique and exciting wildlife encounter.
Overnight:
Okaukuejo Camp (1st night)
Halali Camp (2nd night)
Namutoni Camp (3rd night)
Waterberg Plateau
After breakfast, we travel to the Waterberg Plateau, passing through Tsumeb, Otavi, and Otjiwarongo.
This striking plateau rises above the surrounding plains and is a protected nature reserve known for its successful conservation efforts, including the protection and reintroduction of endangered species such as black rhino.
Overnight: Waterberg Camp
Erindi Private Game Reserve
Today we enjoy a relaxed drive to Erindi Private Game Reserve, where we complete our wildlife experience in a more intimate setting.
Guests can explore the reserve on foot or relax at the lodge. The evening is spent around the campfire, surrounded by nature.
Departure (Windhoek)
After breakfast, we return to Windhoek, stopping in Okahandja to visit its well-known craft markets for authentic Namibian souvenirs.
You will then be transferred to Hosea Kutako International Airport for your departure flight, marking the end of your unforgettable journey.
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