This two-week luxury self-drive tour of Namibia offers the perfect combination of desert stargazing and wildlife viewing with a touch of something more. Experience the desert and its animals like never before - explore the Namib and its arid treasures, wander the coastal town of Swakopmund, and delight in the historic, red-flushed Damaraland. All the while enjoy the views of the plains from boutique resorts set in stark yet breathtakingly beautiful surroundings.
Day 1 - Windhoek
- Arrival & leisure in Windhoek
Day 2 - Sossusvlei
- Self-Drive from Windhoek to Kulala Reserve
- Settle in at Little Kulala
Day 3 - Sossusvlei
- Join shared activities at Kulala
Day 4 - Swakopmund
- Self-drive from Sossusvlei area to Swakopmund
- Visit Walvis Bay Lagoon
Day 5 - Swakopmund
- Optional activities in Swakopmund
- Explore Swakopmund
Day 6 - Henties Bay, Twyfelfontein, Damaraland
- Self-drive from Swakopmund to Damaraland
- Cape Cross seal colony
- See the rock engravings at Twyfelfontein
- Settle in at Damaraland Camp
Day 7 - Damaraland
- Desert Elephant Drive
- Join shared activities at Damaraland Camp
Day 8 - Etosha National Park
- Self-drive from Damaraland to Etosha National Park
- Settle in at Ongava Reserve
Day 9 - Etosha National Park
- Morning game drive at Etosha National Park
- Afternoon game drive - Ongava Reserve
Day 10 - Etosha National Park
- Self-drive Etosha Park to Onguma Game Reserve
- Onguma Private Game Reserve
Day 11 - Etosha National Park
- Morning game drive at Onguma for Etosha
- Afternoon game drive or walk at Onguma Private Reserve
Day 12 - Okonjima Nature Reserve
- Self-drive Onguma Private Reserve to Okonjima Reserve
Day 13 - Okonjima Nature Reserve
- Explore Okonjima Nature Reserve
- Visit the Africat Foundation
- View leopards at Okonjima
Day 14 - Okahandja
- Self-drive from Okonjima to Windhoek airport
- Okahandja wood carvings and Herero graves
300 days of sunshine a year make Namibia a year-round option, but there are a few things worth bearing in mind. The summer months from October to February can be pretty hot and the bulk of the country’s rainfall also occurs during this period. Those visiting the north of the nation will want to avoid March due to regular floods. Wildlife viewers should target April to June, when the drier weather brings animals into the open at watering holes.
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