Discover Namibia on a 10-night road trip adventure, where sweeping landscapes, endless golden dunes, and abundant wildlife create an unforgettable journey. Explore at your own pace, moving between thrilling adventures, serene nature, and moments of awe in some of the world’s most spectacular scenery.

For those who wish to blend nature with city life, extend your stay in Cape Town at the stylish The Rockefeller Hotel 4* , perfectly situated in the vibrant heart of the city. This combination of bustling urban energy and vast, untamed landscapes offers a truly complete and memorable travel experience.

Our offers: 

Offer 1: 10-night "Namibian highlights" road trip 

Offer 2: 10-night "Namibian highlights" road trip & The Rockefeller Hotel Cape Town 4*

• 14 nights: 10 night road trip in Namibia + 4 nights in Cape Town
• 15 nights: 10 night road trip in Namibia + 5 nights in Cape Town
• 17 nights: 10 night road trip in Namibia + 7 nights in Cape Town
• 20 nights: 10 night road trip in Namibia + 10 nights in Cape Town

Your itinerary:

Day 1: Arrive in Windhoek

Day 2: Windhoek → Kalahari Desert

Day 3: Kalahari Desert → Namib Desert

Day 4: Namib Desert

Day 5: Namib Desert → Swakopmund

Day 6: Swakopmund

Day 7: Swakopmund → Khorixas

Day 8: Khorixas → Etosha National Park

Day 9: Etosha National Park

Day 10: Etosha National Park → Windhoek

Day 11: Depart Windhoek 

Please note: your itinerary may have minor adjustments, but your overall trip experience will remain the same.

Nestled in the heart of Namibia, Windhoek blends a modern city vibe with traces of its German colonial past. Its bustling streets are lined with eclectic shops, vibrant markets, and historic landmarks like Christuskirche and Alte Feste. This is the ideal starting point to discover Namibia’s wonders, offering a gateway to the nation’s vast wilderness and rich culture.

• Arrive at the airport
• Check-in at the hotel
• Pick up your car hire
• Spend the rest of the day exploring the city
• Night at The Weinberg Hotel, Gondwana Collection Namibia 5*

DAY 2: WINDHOEK → KALAHARI DESERT

• Breakfast & dinner included
• Depart toward Kalahari Desert
• Night at Kalahari Anib Lodge, Gondwana Collection Namibia or Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch (for the Luxury package)

DAY 3: KALAHARI DESERT → NAMIB DESERT

• Breakfast & dinner included
• Depart to Namib Desert
• Night at Namib Desert Lodge, Godwana Collection Namibia or The Desert Grace, Gondwana Collection Namibia (for the Luxury package)

The Namib Desert, with its iconic red dunes and sprawling arid landscapes, is a world of surreal beauty. Home to the towering dunes of Sossusvlei and the mysterious Deadvlei clay pan, it’s a photographer's dream and a haven for adventurers. Despite its harsh environment, the desert teems with fascinating wildlife, including oryx, geckos, and the rare desert-adapted elephants.

• Breakfast & dinner included
• Free day
• Night at Namib Dune Star Camp, Gondwana Collection Namibia

DAY 5: NAMIB DESERT →  SWAKOPMUND

• Breakfast included
• Head for the coast - Swakopmund
• Spend the afternoon at your leisure
• Night at The Delight Swakopmund, Godwana Collection Namibia

DAY 6: SWAKOPMUND

• Breakfast included
• Panoramic 4x4 excursion to Sandwich Harbour 
• Night at The Delight Swakopmund, Godwana Collection Namibia

Swakopmund combines German-inspired architecture with a laid-back coastal charm. This seaside town offers thrilling activities, from sandboarding on dunes to dolphin cruises along the Atlantic. With its quaint cafés, lively markets, and the surrounding desert, Swakopmund is an oasis of adventure and culture.

• Breakfast & dinner included
• Depart to Khorixas
• Afternoon at your leisure
• Night at Damaraland Lodge

DAY 8: KHORIXAS → ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK

• Breakfast & dinner included
• Depart to Etosha National Park
• Afternoon at your leisure
• Night at Etosha Safari Camp, Gondwana Collection Namibia

DAY 9: ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK

• Breakfast & dinner included
• Full-day Etosha game drive (with entrance fee incl.)
• Night at Etosha Safari Camp, Gondwana Collection Namibia

Etosha National Park is Namibia’s premier wildlife destination, centered around its vast salt pan that turns into a shimmering lake in the rainy season. Its unique landscapes are home to elephants, lions, and rhinos, as well as countless bird species. Visitors can experience unforgettable game drives and serene waterholes teeming with life.

• Breakfast included
• Visit the Okahandja Mbangura Woodcarvers craft market
• Depart to Okapuka
• Night at Okapuka Safari Lodge

DAY 11: DEPART WINDHOEK 

• Breakfast included
• Return your car hire
• Departure

At each of your stops, you will be staying in comfortable rooms in thoughtfully selected hotels and lodges.

Windhoek: The Weinberg Hotel, Gondwana Collection Namibia 5*

Kalahari Desert: Kalahari Anib Lodge, Gondwana Collection Namibia OR Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch (for the Luxury package)

Namib Desert: Namib Desert Lodge, Gondwana Collection Namibia OR The Desert Grace, Gondwana Collection Namibia (for the Luxury package)

Solitaire: Namib Dune Star Camp, Gondwana Collection Namibia

Swakopmund: The Delight Swakopmund, Godwana Collection Namibia

Khorixas: Damaraland Lodge

Etosha National Park: Etosha Safari Camp, Gondwana Collection Namibia

Windhoek (on the way back): Okapuka Safari Lodge

If the hotels listed above are unavailable, you will be provided with comfortable accommodation in similar hotels. Local standards apply. 

Soar above the golden dunes of the Namib Desert on an unforgettable hot air balloon safari, and let yourself be captivated by the serene beauty of the breathtaking landscape.

Embark on a full-day adventure to Sossusvlei, where towering red dunes, vast desert landscapes, and breathtaking views await at every turn, an unforgettable experience in the heart of Namibia’s iconic Namib Desert.

Treat yourself to soothing back and neck massages, the perfect way to unwind after a day of adventure.

Welcome to the Rockefeller Hotel & Residence 4*, a sleek urban sanctuary set in Cape Town’s vibrant Foreshore district. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be immersed in an atmosphere of contemporary elegance with stylish urban flair. Perfectly positioned just steps from the CTICC, the V&A Waterfront, and lively Long Street, the hotel offers an ideal base for exploring the city’s highlights.

Unwind in the Standard City View Room, a stylish retreat in the heart of Cape Town. Bright and contemporary, it blends comfort with modern elegance, offering the perfect space to relax after a day of discovery. With sweeping city views and a serene ambiance, it’s the ideal setting to recharge before setting out to explore more of the region’s treasures.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

At The Rockefeller, modern energy meets total relaxation. Take a refreshing dip in the private indoor pool or bask in the sunshine at the rooftop pool with sweeping views of Cape Town’s skyline. For those who like to stay active, a 24-hour fitness centre ensures your routine never misses a beat.

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family without limits.

Please note: 3GB of internet data represents around 30 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming/social networking/video calls.

Discover Cape Town’s most iconic treasures. Stroll through the historic city centre and the colourful Malay Quarter, explore the South African Museum and the peaceful Company’s Garden, and, if you wish, extend your visit to Table Mountain or take in the spectacular views from the northern beaches.

Discover the Wine Route on a full-day tour through Paarl, Stellenbosch, and Franschhoek. Enjoy at least three wine tastings with local cheeses, and opt for a traditional farm lunch or a visit to the Huguenot Memorial and Museum. 

Embark on a Marine Eco Tour and enjoy stunning views of Table Mountain, Robben Island, and the Atlantic coast. Spot dolphins, seals, penguins, sunfish, whales, and a variety of seabirds, while learning about marine conservation through education and awareness.

Discover Cape Town like never before on a 12 minute helicopter flight over the city, the Atlantic coastline, and Table Bay. Admire the city, the white-sand beaches of the peninsula, and the dramatic Twelve Apostles mountain range before returning to the V&A Waterfront.

Take a half-day (morning or afternoon) Cape Town Township tour, starting with the District Six Museum to gain insight into Apartheid. Then explore the heart of Langa Township, discovering traditional ways of life, including local beer, herbalists, and crafts. Guided by an English-speaking local township guide.

Add an unlimited mobile data plan to stay connected with complete freedom, without any risk of exceeding your allowance. Activate your eSIM and enjoy continuous connectivity wherever you go: share the internet with your loved ones, find the best places around you, use your GPS without stress and enjoy your favourite apps to the full, without worrying about your usage.

Embark on a Marine Eco Tour and enjoy stunning views of Table Mountain, Robben Island, and the Atlantic coast. Spot dolphins, seals, penguins, sunfish, whales, and a variety of seabirds, while learning about marine conservation through education and awareness.

Take a half-day (morning or afternoon) Cape Town Township tour, starting with the District Six Museum to gain insight into Apartheid. Then explore the heart of Langa Township, discovering traditional ways of life, including local beer, herbalists, and crafts. Guided by an English-speaking local township guide.

Explore charming coastal villages, stroll through the Harold Porter Botanical Gardens, and enjoy land-based whale watching in the Hermanus region. A boat trip for a closer encounter with the whales is available as an optional extra.

Discover Cape Town like never before on a 12 minute helicopter flight over the city, the Atlantic coastline, and Table Bay. Admire the city, the white-sand beaches of the peninsula, and the dramatic Twelve Apostles mountain range before returning to the V&A Waterfront.

Cape Town, often referred to as the 'Mother City', is one of the most picturesque cities in the world. Not only that, it was elected 2025 'Best City in the World' by Time Out Magazine. Nestled at the foot of the iconic Table Mountain, it offers a blend of rich history, stunning natural landscapes, and a cosmopolitan vibe. The city's diverse charm makes it a top destination for both culture enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.

Must-sees:

• Table Mountain: Offering unparalleled views of the city and coastline, accessible via cable car or hiking routes.
• Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope: Two of South Africa's most iconic landmarks, featuring dramatic coastal cliffs and incredible wildlife.
• Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens: A stunning showcase of indigenous plants, with the backdrop of Table Mountain providing a striking setting.

Culinary culture:

Cape Town's culinary scene is as diverse as its population, offering a variety of influences from African, European, and Asian cuisines. Traditional dishes like bobotie (a spiced minced meat dish) and braai (barbecued meats) are popular, while the city's seafood is fresh and abundant. Don't miss out on visiting the local winelands in Stellenbosch, where you can taste world-class wines paired with gourmet meals.

Dive deeper:

To fully experience Cape Town’s natural beauty, take a trip to the Cape Peninsula. The area is home to penguin colonies, picturesque beaches, and wildlife reserves. Explore the hiking trails of Table Mountain or discover the unique flora of Kirstenbosch Gardens. For a more adventurous outing, visit Boulders Beach, where you can swim alongside African penguins in a unique coastal setting.

Good to know:

The ideal time to visit Cape Town is from November to March, during the warmer months. The city is well connected by public transport, including a reliable bus system and taxis. If you're seeking a more authentic experience, explore the vibrant neighbourhoods of Bo-Kaap and Woodstock, which are known for their rich cultural history and art scenes.

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.