Namibia The Land of Dunes, Wildlife & Rich Culture

Today, after breakfast, we will drive to Namib-Naukluft National Park. In the afternoon, we will enjoy the impressive red dunes of the Namib, we will go into the desert, to end the day photographing the sunset. In the evening, if the weather conditions are good, we will do an astrophotography session.

After opening the gates of the park, we will head to the spectacular white clay basin of Deadvlei. In this extraordinary basin, surrounded by dunes, are the skeletal remains of ancient petrified trees up to 1000 years old, forming surreal compositions, either alone or in groups. 

In the evening, if the weather conditions are good, we will do an astrophotography session. 

After breakfast at the lodge, we will set off for Swakopmund, a charming colonial coastal town. It is a long drive of 400km.  We will arrive at the lodge and settle into our rooms. The evening is relaxing, and we will go out to the town for dinner.

Morning at leisure to enjoy the beautiful city of Swakopmund, where we can go shopping or just stroll through its German-style streets. In the afternoon, we will live a unique experience in Sandwich Harbour, where the desert and the sea meet, and we will drive through the impressive dunes in 4×4 vehicles, admiring the scenery and wildlife.

Today, we continue our adventure in Namibia and will be heading towards Damaraland. 

In the afternoon, we will head out in search of the last desert elephants, as well as other wildlife such as Giraffes, antelopes, and hopefully Rhinos. 

In the evening, if the weather conditions are good, we will do an astrophotography session. 

In the morning, we will visit the rock paintings in this area, which are one of Namibia’s cultural treasures. These paintings, made by ancient hunter-gatherers, depict scenes of daily life, animals and human figures, some of which are more than 30,000 years old. 

In the afternoon, we will venture out on safari to search for desert elephants, which have adapted to the arid conditions of this region. We will also have the opportunity to see other animals, such as giraffes, antelopes and perhaps rhinos. 

In the evening, if the weather conditions are good, we will do an astrophotography session. 

Today, after breakfast, we will drive to Etosha National Park, stopping at a Himba village to photograph and interact with this spectacular tribe.

Etosha is one of the largest and most spectacular parks in Africa. The park is characterised by a huge salt pan that extends over 4,800 km² and can be seen from space. 

the first day ,we will stay in the western part of the park, at the Dolomite Resort, an exclusive camp offering panoramic views of the plains and hills. In the afternoon, we will go on our first photo safari in the park, taking advantage of the evening light. Etosha is home to a wide variety of animals, including elephants, rhinos, lions, giraffes, zebras and gazelles.

Full-day open 4×4 safari in the interior of Etosha National Park. The park owes its unique landscape to a generally dry lake basin of approximately 5,000 km². Of the 114 species of mammals, several are endemic, unique and difficult to find elsewhere in Africa, and are in danger of extinction, such as the Rhinoceros and black Dik-Dik, the cheetah and the black-fronted impala.

Today we continue our safari in Etosha National Park, arriving at Mount Etjo Private Reserve, a place of different landscapes and conception, with private management. We will also do a tracking activity with the radio frequency of felines, accompanied by rangers of the park. 

Morning and afternoon game drives in Mount Etjo Private Reserve. 

After breakfast, we will drive to Windhoek. Afternoon at leisure to rest or do last-minute shopping, and Farewell. 

Breakfast and transfer to Windhoek International Airport (WDH) for return flight home.