11 Days from $21,390 USD / person
Namibia: The Luxury Explorer
Sample Itinerary
Day 1 – 2
International Arrival
Transfer to your accommodation (45 mins)
Windhoek Early Check In / Late Check Out
1 Night
Windhoek
Windhoek, Namibia’s small capital yet the largest city, lies in a beautiful valley bordered by the Eros Mountains in the north and the Auas mountains in the south. Its German colonial past has lingered, especially in language and architecture, yet it is fused with a modern style. Whilst some call the city provincial, it also has a cosmopolitan flare. Enjoy traditional German dishes, bread and beer, and even celebrate the German carnival. Explore the center, Independence Avenue, by foot. Visit the Tintenpalast (Ink Palace), which houses Namibia’s parliament, the 19th century Lutheran Christuskirche (Christ Church), the Alte Feste (Old Fort), and the National Museum.
Hotel options
Am Weinberg Boutique Hotel – Opt 1
Room
Courtyard View
Meals
Breakfast
Style
Boutique
The Olive Exclusive Boutique Hotel – Opt 2
Room
Junior Suite
Meals
Full Board & Drinks
Style
Boutique
Day 2 – 5
Transfer from Windhoek Hotel to Eros Airport (45 mins)
Flight to Sossusvlei (2 hrs)
Drive to Sossusvlei (2.5 hrs)
3 Nights
Namib Rand Reserve
Explore a private nature reserve in Namibia! The Namib Rand Reserve in the southern part of the country, was created by former farm owners to protect the unique and diverse ecosystem of this region. Preserving the area was central to the protection of the seasonal migratory routes for wildlife, as well for the conservation of bio-diversity in this area prone to extreme climatic conditions. With 202,000 hectares, the Namib Rand is the largest private game reserve in southern Africa. The reserve shares a 100 kilometre long border with the Namib Nauluft Park in the west while the imposing Nubib Mountains cordon it off in the east.
Hotel options
Wolwedans Dunes Camp – Opt 1
Room
Tent
Style
Camp
Day 5 – 8
Drive to Sossusvlei (2.5 hrs)
Flight to Skeleton Coast (2 hrs)
Transfer to your Accommodation
3 Nights
Skeleton Coast
Skeleton Coast Park is a spooky desert shore with massive sand dunes and treacherous rocks where mighty storms claimed many ships through the centuries. The landscape includes canyons and mountain range and the climate is seemingly strange for desert conditions: dense fog and cold sea breezes predominate. Animals have been forced to adapt: genet, caracal, baboon, springbok, and brown hyena live in the area all year round, whilst larger animals, such as black rhinos, elephant and lion tend to migrate along the channels. Discover Cape Cross, home to huge seal colony numbering in the tens of thousands and an incredible endemic birdlife including a rare tern, flamingos and pelicans.
Hotel options
Shipwreck Lodge – Opt 1
Room
Standard Room
Meals
Full Board and Activities
Style
Lodge
Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp – Opt 2
Room
Standard Room
Meals
Full Board & Drinks
Style
Camp
Day 8 – 11
Transfer to the airstrip
Flight to Kaokoland (3 hrs)
Transfer to your accommodation
3 Nights
Kaokoland
Explore Kaokoland! The region is situated in Namibia’s remote north-west, bordering Angola to the north. The region which is also Kunene Region gets its name from the Kunene River, which forms the border between Namibia and Angola. The landscapes, with their spectacular desert mountains, gorges, plains and ephemeral rivers are stunning. These seasonal rivers create a focus for wildlife – particularly desert adapted elephant and rhino. Zebra, giraffe and various species of antelope and even lion also thrive in this region. The region is home to the ethnic group of the Himba people, whose rich cultural heritage can be experienced at its best in Kaokoland.
Hotel options
Serra Cafema Camp – Opt 1
Room
Luxury Chalet
Meals
Full Board & drinks
Style
Lodge
Day 11 – 11
Transfer to the airstrip
Flight to Windhoek (4 hrs)
Transfer to the international airport (45 mins)
Windhoek
Windhoek, Namibia’s small capital yet the largest city, lies in a beautiful valley bordered by the Eros Mountains in the north and the Auas mountains in the south. Its German colonial past has lingered, especially in language and architecture, yet it is fused with a modern style. Whilst some call the city provincial, it also has a cosmopolitan flare. Enjoy traditional German dishes, bread and beer, and even celebrate the German carnival. Explore the center, Independence Avenue, by foot. Visit the Tintenpalast (Ink Palace), which houses Namibia’s parliament, the 19th century Lutheran Christuskirche (Christ Church), the Alte Feste (Old Fort), and the National Museum.
International Departure
Price & Inclusions
Prices are in USD and exclude international flights. This trip price is based on low season rates for accommodation and other applicable services, and may change depending on availability, currency fluctuations and number of people traveling together. For high season prices, please contact us with your exact travel dates and preferences.
Price Includes
- Accommodation and meals, as specified in the itinerary
- Activities and excursions, as specified in the itinerary
- Transportation services, as specified in the itinerary
- Your Trip Coordination Team: Dedicated support throughout your journey, with a primary, personal point of contact. Plus, in case of emergencies while you’re traveling, our trip coordination team are available 24/7 by phone
Not Included
- Entrance fees and meals, unless mentioned in the itinerary description
- Tips and personal expenses
- Visa and tourism fees
- Travel, health, and cancellation insurance
- International airfare
