A Flying Action Adventure

Windhoek is one of the smallest capital cities in the world with a population of just 431,000 and is home to some fascinating buildings with typical German architecture. You could also visit the National Botanical Gardens which has the densest stand of mountain aloes in Namibia. The restaurants in town are good with delicious game meat on offer to those who fancy trying it.

Spend your days in Etosha National Park on safari and on scheduled game drives to spot the impressive variety and concentration of wildlife. Depending on which lodge or camp you choose to stay at, there will be a range of other activities on offer for you to make the most of your time here. The luxurious accommodation options here include dining areas which look out over watering holes, private verandas and excellent service.

Enjoy exploring the Kunene River Region , one of the most remote places on Earth. Fill your days with nature drives, guided walks and visits to the villages of the nomadic Himba communities. You’ll stay atthe rustic and remote Wilderness Serra Cafema Camp while in this region, a camp that works with and engages with the Himba in a respectful and authentic way.

Your days in Kaokoland will consist of morning and afternoon game drives to track the rare desert adapted elephants, and desert lions as well as various antelopes, giraffes, ostriches, hartman zebras among other animals. The accommodation options here are elegant and designed to blend into their surroundings. 

Enjoy your time in the Namib Desert – the world’s oldest desert – and Sossusvlei with your guides here taking you on walking safaris, scenic drives and perhaps a photography lesson or two. Take the opportunity to spend a night under the deep African stars on a star-bed sleepout for an added magical experience.