10 Day Diverse Namibia

This tour is created on past client experiences but you are welcome to replace your accommodation to a level that suits your comfort preference and your wallet. Our travel experts will be happy to assist you with alternative options.

Experience the incredible wonders Namibia has to offer with this amazing 10-day safari.

Your journey begins as you discover the Sossusvlei red dunes and the ice-blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean while immersing yourself in the friendly local culture. 

The first two days will be spent at the family-friendly Kulala Desert Lodge, located within the arid Namib Desert on the 67 000 acres private Kulala Wilderness Reserve. Comprising of twenty-three thatched and canvas "kulalas" with en-suite bathrooms and verandas, each unit is built on a wooden platform to catch the cooling breezes and has a deck on the flat rooftop for sleep-outs under the stars.
The convivial main area includes a lounge, bar, dining area, plunge pool, and wrap-around veranda overlooking the riverbed. 

Swakopmund a picturesque town with an eclectic mix of European and African culture. You will spend the next two days at the Hansa Hotel, which forms part of city’s architectural heritage. The Hansa Hotel is nestled in the center of the charming little town of Swakopmund, wrapped in the shape of a timelessly classical building dating from 1905. The accommodation is luxurious, elegantly decorated and complimented with a friendly and personalized service. 

Your adventure continues as you spend the next two days at Damaraland Camp is situated in the Torra Conservancy – an inspirational community partnership – with sensational views of the surrounding desert plains, ancient valleys and distant peaks of the Brandberg Mountains. New technology blends with ancient construction methods to create innovative, eco-friendly luxury in the desert, with the camp’s ten elevated adobe-styled, thatched units (including a family unit). A spacious, thatched living area is complete with a fireplace, bar, and swimming pool. An open campfire and outdoor 'boma' can be enjoyed during calm evenings.

Your visit to Namibia is not complete with a visit to Etosha National Park, the highest density wildlife area within Namibia.

Andersson’s Camp is located five kilometers from Etosha’s Andersson Gate. The resurrected former farmstead is a charming eco-chic camp fronting onto an active waterhole. The eighteen Meru-style safari tents are raised on decks nestled in mopane scrub on white calcrete soils. The camp provides an authentic, safe and down-to-earth experience for small groups, families and independent travelers to the Etosha region. Over the next two days, you will enjoy spectacular bird watching, game drives in the Etosha National Park, Nature walks, and experience a photographic hide.

This tour is ideal for solo explorers, families, couples, and friends traveling together.

Sossusvlei

Desert-adapted wildlife such as ostrich, springbok and gemsbok can be seen on the reserve, as well as smaller creatures like bateared fox, black-backed jackal and Cape fox.

Swakopmund

Dolphins, seals, birdlife and perhaps even turtles and whales, depending on the season.

Damaraland 

Damaraland boasts a breathtaking assortment of desert-adapted species including one of the highest concentrations of desert elephant and black rhino. Other wildlife includes Hartmann's mountain zebra, kudu, giraffe, gemsbok, and springbok, with occasional cheetah sightings.

Ongava Game Reserve 

A wide complement of wildlife including black-faced impala. Their predators, in particular lion, are never far away.
Ongava is home to one of the largest black and white rhino populations in Namibia thanks to a successful reintroduction
programme.

Bird life is prolific with 340 species recorded.

Please note: Each departure is guaranteed with a minimum of 2 confirmed guests and operates with a maximum of 7 guests per safari.

Excludes : Flights, visas, compulsory comprehensive insurance, all relevant entry and departure Government taxes, all drinks whilst in Swakopmund, all personal purchases (including curios, spirit liquors, telephone calls, etc.), laundry, gratuities, optional extra activities, pre and post safari tours, all other travel arrangements pre or post the safari and any new Government taxes, levies, fuel or industry increases which are beyond our control.