We love —
- Immersing in Windhoek’s layered character, where colonial architecture, local flavours, soft hills, and café-filled streets shape the capital’s rhythm.
- Experiencing Damaraland’s sculpted horizons, mopane-scented air, sun-warmed stone, and evenings washed in wide desert silence.
- Encountering Etosha National Park through dusty tracks, shimmering waterholes, distant animal calls, and moments of still, primal wonder.
New Voyage Privé —
Carefully selected for our members by our experts
Experience the best of Namibia in 7, 11 or 14-nights, with seamless shuttle services and no driving required. Stay in beautiful lodges and explore iconic deserts, wildlife, and wide-open landscapes at your own pace. Effortless travel, total freedom, unforgettable Namibia.
Welcome to Namibia —
Vast landscapes, desert wonders, and untamed wildlife - Namibia is a journey through a land of striking colours and captivating wonders.
From the glowing dunes of the Namib Desert to the savannahs roamed by giraffes, elephants, and big cats, and the wild Atlantic coast lapping against Swakopmund, Namibia enchants with its dramatic scenery and extraordinary biodiversity. Here, the elements converge: the stark beauty of desert terrain gives way to the lush forests of the northeast, where Namibia’s Zambezi region reveals another side of the country – rivers teeming with life, traditional villages, and untouched wilderness.
At Sossusvlei, the Namib unveils some of the world’s tallest dunes, cascading into white clay pans. Nearby, Deadvlei mesmerises with its surreal expanse of scorched earth and centuries-old petrified acacia trees, frozen in silence. Northward lies the enigmatic Skeleton Coast - a stretch of coastline filled with shipwrecks and patrolled by colonies of sea lions.
Inland, Etosha National Park showcases the Big Five amid salt pans and open savannah, while in the south, the immense Fish River Canyon - the second largest in the world - stuns with its ancient, carved landscapes.
Swakopmund, set between ocean and dunes, charms with its thrilling vast array of activities: catamaran cruises, sandboarding, and 4x4 desert drives. Further afield, Damaraland offers otherworldly scenery and desert-adapted elephants, while Mount Brandberg shelters ancient rock art, including the famed “White Lady.” In the south, the ghost town of Kolmanskop tells the story of Namibia’s diamond rush, slowly reclaimed by sand. To the north, Epupa Falls provides a serene, sacred retreat within the Himba territory.
Whether soaring above the dunes at dawn, tracking wildlife at dusk, or stargazing beneath one of the clearest skies on Earth, every moment in Namibia is truly unforgettable. It’s a destination for those who seek adventure and the true spirit of the wild.
Your itinerary in brief —
Discover the highlights of Namibia in a 7 night journey that blends adventure and serenity. From the cosmopolitan streets of Windhoek to the windswept dunes of the Namib, the charming coastal town of Swakopmund, and the abundant wildlife of Etosha National Park, each day offers a balance of scenic drives, immersive safaris, and tranquil moments to take in the vast landscapes and unique rhythms of this extraordinary country.
Extend your experience over 11 nights and explore even further, venturing into the Kalahari Desert and its rust-red dunes, climbing the towering sands of Sossusvlei, and tracing the paths of ancient mountains before reaching Swakopmund and Etosha. This longer journey deepens your connection to Namibia’s deserts, coastlines, and wildlife havens, offering more time for exploration, adventure, and quiet reflection amid the dramatic beauty of the land.
For a deeper immersion, the 14-night itinerary allows you to travel at a slower pace, adding time in Namibia’s most remote regions and offering a richer experience of its deserts, coastlines and extraordinary wildlife.
Choose the length of your stay:
7-night tour:
Day 1: Windhoek -Arrival
Day 2: Windhoek → Swakopmund
Day 3: Swakopmund
Day 4: Swakopmund → Damaraland
Day 5: Damaraland → Etosha National Park
Day 6: Etosha National Park
Day 7: Etosha National Park → Windhoek
Day 8: Windhoek -Departure
11-night tour:
Day 1: Windhoek - Arrival
Day 2: Windhoek → Kalahari
Day 3: Kalahari
Day 4: Kalahari → Namib Desert
Day 5: Sossusvlei
Day 6: Namib Desert → Swakopmund
Day 7: Swakopmund
Day 8: Swakopmund → Damaraland
Day 9: Damaraland → Etosha National Park
Day 10: Etosha National Park
Day 11: Etosha National Park → Windhoek
Day 12: Windhoek - Departure
14-night tour:
Day 1: Windhoek - Arrival
Day 2: Windhoek → Kalahari Desert
Day 3: Kalahari Desert
Day 4: Kalahari Desert → Namib Desert
Day 5: Sossusvlei
Day 6: Namib Desert
Day 7: Namib Desert → Swakopmund
Day 8: Swakopmund
Day 9: Swakopmund → Damaraland
Day 10: Damaraland
Day 11: Damaraland → Etosha National Park
Day 12: Etosha National Park
Day 13: Etosha National Park → Windhoek
Day 14: Windhoek
Day 15: Windhoek - Departure
Please note: your itinerary may have minor adjustments, but your overall trip experience will remain the same.
Your itinerary in detail —
7-NIGHT TOUR
DAY 1: WINDHOEK - ARRIVAL
Arrive in Namibia and make your way towards Windhoek, watching the red-tinged savannah gradually give way to the ordered streets of the capital. Colonial-era buildings stand alongside modern glass façades, reflecting the city’s layered history.
Take time to absorb Windhoek’s distinctive atmosphere, where church spires, historic squares and lively markets reveal a unique blend of German heritage and contemporary African energy.
- Overnight in Windhoek
DAY 2: WINDHOEK → SWAKOPMUND
After breakfast, depart Windhoek and travel west across wide open plains and sun-warmed hills. As the journey unfolds, the light subtly changes and the dry desert air is gradually replaced by the cool Atlantic haze.
Arrive in Swakopmund, a coastal town with a distinctly European character. Spend the rest of the day at leisure, strolling past elegant colonial buildings, relaxed cafés and palm-lined streets, with the fresh sea breeze carrying the scent of salt and ocean spray.
- Overnight in Swakopmund
- Breakfast included
DAY 3: SWAKOPMUND
Today is dedicated to discovering Swakopmund at your own pace, or choosing from a range of optional experiences (at additional cost).
Set out on a dolphin cruise or a kayaking excursion in Walvis Bay, gliding across calm waters alongside seals, seabirds and, with a little luck, playful dolphins. Alternatively, head inland for a desert adventure: sandboarding, quad biking or dune carting across rolling golden dunes, where warm winds and fine sand heighten the sense of freedom.
- Overnight in Swakopmund
- Breakfast included
DAY 4: SWAKOPMUND → DAMARALAND
Leave the coast behind and travel inland towards Damaraland, as the landscape shifts from windswept sands to vast arid plains and distant rocky outcrops.
Along the route, admire the striking contrast of the scenery and encounter Herero women dressed in vibrant traditional attire, adding colour to the desert backdrop. Short stops along the way offer opportunities to take photographs and appreciate the scale of the surroundings.
Arrive in Damaraland and settle into the peaceful atmosphere of this remote region, where golden mopane woodland, rocky koppies and open skies create a sense of quiet isolation as the sun softens towards evening.
- Overnight in Damaraland
- Breakfast included
DAY 5: DAMARALAND → ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
After breakfast, leave Damaraland and head north towards Etosha National Park. The drive unfolds through ochre-coloured plains, rocky outcrops and scattered acacia trees, gradually signalling the transition into one of Namibia’s most celebrated wildlife regions.
Along the way, take time to admire the vast landscapes, spot desert-adapted wildlife and pause for photographs beneath the expansive Namibian sky. Arrive near Etosha in the afternoon and enjoy a relaxed evening, as the bush slowly comes alive with nocturnal sounds and the setting sun bathes the plains in warm, golden light.
- Overnight in Etosha National Park
- Breakfast included
DAY 6: ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
Today is dedicated to discovering Etosha National Park and its extraordinary wildlife. Explore the network of waterholes where elephants, giraffes, zebras and numerous antelope species gather against the backdrop of the endless savannah.
Alternatively, you may choose to join an optional half-day safari (at additional cost), venturing deeper into the park in search of predators and plains game, guided by the subtle rhythms of the bush and the calls of birds overhead.
Return to your accommodation in the afternoon to relax, watching the light fade across the plains as the sounds of nocturnal wildlife gradually take over.
- Overnight in Etosha National Park
- Breakfast included
DAY 7: ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK → WINDHOEK
After breakfast, depart Etosha and begin the journey south towards Windhoek. The route crosses wide-open plains dotted with occasional wildlife and distant koppies, offering a final glimpse of Namibia’s vast, open landscapes.
Arrive in Windhoek later in the day and enjoy your last evening in the capital. Wander through historic streets, browse local markets or settle into a café, where the aroma of freshly baked bread and coffee fills the air.
- Overnight in Windhoek
- Breakfast included
DAY 8: WINDHOEK - DEPARTURE
Transfer to the airport for your departure. As the city gives way to open skies, reflect on your Namibian journey, carrying with you memories of dramatic landscapes, rich wildlife encounters, coastal breezes and starlit desert nights.
- Breakfast included
11-NIGHT TOUR
DAY 1: WINDHOEK - ARRIVAL
Arrive in Namibia and step into the quiet charm of Windhoek, where sunlight plays across pale stone buildings and leafy squares. Take a moment to absorb the city’s gentle rhythm, a blend of distant church bells, soft traffic, and the occasional call from local markets.
- Overnight in Windhoek
DAY 2: WINDHOEK → KALAHARI
Leave Windhoek behind as the road stretches into wide-open plains, passing the sunlit rooftops of Rehoboth. Watch the landscape gradually transform, with golden grasses giving way to scattered camelthorn trees and the earth shifting into warm ochre tones.
Arrive in the Kalahari and embrace the stillness of the desert, where vast horizons meet an expansive, tranquil sky.
- Overnight in Kalahari
- Breakfast included
DAY 3: KALAHARI
At dawn, step into the desert for an optional guided walk (not included), feeling the fine sand beneath your feet and the gentle warmth of the rising sun. Later, enjoy time at leisure to explore the Kalahari’s open spaces, where silence is broken only by birdsong and the soft sway of acacia branches.
- Overnight in Kalahari
- Breakfast included
DAY 4: KALAHARI → NAMIB DESERT
Depart the Kalahari as the morning light paints the dunes in golden hues, travelling towards the ancient Namib Desert. En route, pass the dramatic Gaub and Kuiseb Canyons, where deep shadows carve striking patterns into the arid landscape.
Arrive at your desert lodge, set beneath towering fossilised dunes, a haven of calm and light within a timeless environment.
- Overnight in the Namib Desert
- Breakfast included
DAY 5: SOSSUSVLEI
Begin the day with an optional early climb of Big Daddy (not included), one of the world’s tallest dunes, where copper-coloured sands glow in the morning light. Descend into the surreal Dead Vlei, its bleached camelthorn trees standing stark against the white pan, before exploring the narrow gorge of Sesriem Canyon.
- Overnight in the Namib Desert
- Breakfast included
DAY 6: NAMIB DESERT → SWAKOPMUND
Journey from the fossilised dunes towards the Atlantic coast, passing through dramatic canyons and the remote desert outpost of Solitaire. Cross the Tropic of Capricorn, noting the sun’s path across the endless desert panorama.
Arrive in Swakopmund, where German-influenced architecture meets the bracing sea breeze and the town reveals its understated coastal charm.
- Overnight in Swakopmund
- Breakfast included
DAY 7: SWAKOPMUND
Spend the morning exploring Swakopmund’s cafés, galleries and seaside promenade, with Atlantic waves rolling in and the scent of sea salt in the air. In the afternoon, choose from a range of optional adventures (not included), such as sandboarding, quad biking, or a dolphin cruise in the Walvis Bay lagoon.
- Overnight in Swakopmund
- Breakfast included
DAY 8: SWAKOPMUND → DAMARALAND
Leave the coast behind and head north towards Damaraland, as rolling desert landscapes give way to rugged, reddish hills. Pause along the route to observe Herero women at local market stalls, their colourful attire standing out against the ochre terrain.
Arrive in Damaraland and settle into your lodge, surrounded by mopane forests and distant koppies glowing in the late afternoon light.
- Overnight in Damaraland
- Breakfast included
DAY 9: DAMARALAND → ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
Travel through the heart of Namibia as the scenery opens into vast savannah, dotted with termite mounds and ancient trees. Arrive at Etosha National Park and, in the afternoon, join an optional safari (not included), where herds of antelope gather near waterholes under the golden light.
- Overnight in Etosha National Park
- Breakfast included
DAY 10: ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
Today is dedicated to discovering Etosha National Park and its extraordinary wildlife. Explore the network of waterholes where elephants, giraffes, zebras and numerous antelope species gather against the backdrop of the endless savannah.
Alternatively, you may choose to join an optional half-day safari (at additional cost), venturing deeper into the park in search of predators and plains game, guided by the subtle rhythms of the bush and the calls of birds overhead.
Return to your accommodation in the afternoon to relax, watching the light fade across the plains as the sounds of nocturnal wildlife gradually take over.
- Overnight in Etosha National Park
- Breakfast included
DAY 11: ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK → WINDHOEK
After breakfast, depart Etosha and begin the journey south towards Windhoek. The route crosses wide-open plains dotted with occasional wildlife and distant koppies, offering a final glimpse of Namibia’s vast, open landscapes.
Arrive in Windhoek later in the day and enjoy your last evening in the capital. Wander through historic streets, browse local markets or settle into a café, where the aroma of freshly baked bread and coffee fills the air.
- Overnight in Windhoek
- Breakfast included
DAY 12: WINDHOEK - DEPARTURE
Transfer to the airport for your departure. As the city gives way to open skies, reflect on your Namibian journey, carrying with you memories of dramatic landscapes, rich wildlife encounters, coastal breezes and starlit desert nights.
- Breakfast included
14 NIGHT TOUR
The 14-night itinerary follows the same route as the 11-night journey, with three additional nights:
one extra night in the Namib Desert, one extra night in Damaraland, and one extra night in Windhoek, allowing for a more unhurried pace and deeper immersion in each region.
Important information about your tour and visits: The hotels, which comply with local standards, are indicative and may be changed locally for hotels of a similar category. The itinerary is subject to changes due to compelling reasons such as delayed flights, weather conditions or other cases of force majeure. The order of visits is also subject to change without affecting the overall experience of the itinerary.
Your hotels —
Just for you:
Hand-picked just for you
You will stay in carefully selected hotels throughout your tour (or similar):
Windhoek: Weinberg Hotel
Kalahari (11-night tour): Kalahari Anib Lodge
Namib Desert (11-night tour): Namib Desert Lodge
Swakopmund: The Delight Swakopmund
Damaraland: Damara Mopane Lodge
Etosha National Park: Etosha Safari Camp
Twyfelfontein (14-night tour): Damara Mopane Lodge
If the hotels listed above are unavailable, you will be provided with comfortable accommodation in similar hotels. Local standards apply.
No possibility of staying in a single room. The maximum capacity per room is 2 adults.
Your dining choices
This is a bed and breakfast stay.
Your included excursions —
½ day game drive in Etosha National Park
Explore Etosha’s iconic landscapes on a half-day safari, encountering lions, elephants, giraffes, and other wildlife in intimate, immersive surroundings.
Guided Sossusvlei excursion with brunch (11 & 14-night stays only)
Enjoy a guided half-day excursion to the world’s highest dunes at Sossusvlei, part of the spectacular Namib Sand Sea, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013. This unforgettable experience includes brunch and must be pre-booked.
Your optional excursions —
Full day Damaraland Elephant explorer
Set out on a full-day exploration of Damaraland in search of the region’s remarkable desert-adapted elephants. Travel through dramatic landscapes with an experienced guide and discover one of Namibia’s most unique wildlife experiences in a truly wild and remote setting.
Full day game drive in Etosha National Park
Immerse yourself in Etosha’s vast, sun-drenched plains, encountering lions, elephants, giraffes, and extraordinary wildlife on an exhilarating full-day safari.
Sundowner drive with Kalahari Anib Lodge
Enjoy a scenic sundowner drive through the Kalahari landscapes, as the sun sets over vast red dunes and open plains. A relaxed and atmospheric experience, perfect for soaking up the beauty of the desert at golden hour.
Your journey to Namibia —
Flights:
You will be able to choose your airline and flight times when you make your booking, in either Economy, Premium, or Business class, depending on the destination and carrier. This flight may include one or more stopovers. Please review your flight options carefully as departure and arrival airports may differ, in order to offer the best price.
Luggage information
Luggage, meals and other services on board may be subject to an additional fee on certain airlines. It is possible to view details of luggage allowances when you choose your flights at the next stage of the booking process. If luggage is not included with your flight, please go to the airline's website before your departure to purchase your luggage for an additional fee.
For domestic flights, airlines do not always offer the option of reserving luggage. In this case, you will need to pay for it at the airport counter.
You will receive all the information you need to check in for your flights after you have made your reservation.
Your destination —
Namibia
Namibia, located in southwestern Africa, is an exceptional destination offering a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. Known for its vast, untouched landscapes, it is a perfect haven for those seeking adventure, tranquillity, and wildlife encounters. The country boasts modern infrastructure, making travel accessible and comfortable, while the well-preserved traditions of its indigenous people remain a key part of its appeal.
Must-sees:
- Etosha National Park: A world-renowned wildlife haven, home to four of the Big Five and a variety of endemic species.
- Fish River Canyon: One of the largest canyons on earth, offering dramatic vistas and geological marvels.
- Swakopmund: A charming coastal town that showcases the lingering German influence through its architecture and vibrant cultural scene.
Culinary culture:
Namibia’s culinary offerings are a reflection of its diverse cultural heritage. Traditional dishes, such as kapana (street food-style grilled meat) and bobotie (a spiced minced meat dish), are popular in urban areas. The influence of German settlers is apparent in baked goods like kuchen and hearty sausages. Fresh fish and game meat are also common, with biltong (dried cured meat) being a favourite snack.
Dive deeper:
Beyond the iconic sights, Namibia offers a wealth of lesser-known cultural experiences. In Swakopmund, explore the remnants of German colonial architecture, or visit the Himba people in the north, known for their red ochre body paint. For a truly unique experience, take a 4x4 adventure through the ancient Namib Desert, where some of the tallest sand dunes in the world await.
Good to know:
The currency in Namibia is the Namibian dollar (NAD), which is pegged to the South African rand. Ideally visited between April and October, the dry season offers the most pleasant weather for outdoor activities. Transport is well-served by local airlines and a network of paved roads. Public transport is limited, so hiring a car is recommended for more remote areas.
