An Awe-Inspiring Journey to Namibia and South Africa

Start your journey with an exploration of South Africa’s oldest and most iconic city. At the southernmost point of the continent, Cape Town’s coastline rises up to the instantly recognisable silhouette of Table Mountain, with innumerable attractions in between.

From the Cape of Good Hope and Boulders Beach to history and culture tours and fantastic food and drink, personalise your time here with privately guided tours and hand–picked experiences.

Spend three nights on safari in the private game reserve of Sabi Sands. With an abundance of game, particularly leopards, which makes it one of the best places in South Africa to see the Big Five, Sabi Sands is well deserving of its recognition as one of Africa’s premier game reserves. Prepare for some captivating game viewing as the well–accustomed animals get up close to your safari vehicle.

Your next stop is Windhoek, Namibia’s calm and compact capital. It’s one of the smallest capital cities in the world with a population of just 234,000. The city itself has some fascinating buildings with typical German architecture, and a burgeoning restaurant scene.

Populated with some of the world’s highest dunes, all set beneath a deep blue sky, no self-respecting Namibian safari would be complete without a visit to the awe-inspiring Sossuvlei. Spend your days here exploring the desert sands on foot and by quad bike. When you’re back at your accommodation, have some drinks and watch the sun set in one of the world’s most striking locations.

The Damaraland area offers sensational views of the surrounding desert plains, ancient valleys and soaring peaks of the Brandberg Mountains. Home to desert elephants, steenboks, baboons, kudu, porcupines, zebras, gemsboks, black rhinos, giraffes and elephants, you will have a truly memorable wildlife extravaganza.

Beyond the animals, you can visit the galleries of bushman rock art in the Brandberg Mountains and the Twyfelfontein rock engravings.