12 Days/11 Nights Best Of Namibia Guided Tour

Our safari heads south-westwards to Damaraland.The scenery begins to alter as the soil turns a richer red and the mountains of Damaraland start to crowd the horizon. Finally you clear the impressive Grootberg Mountain and glimpse the wild land beyond. This mountain is the gateway to some of the most beautiful
and pristine wilderness that Namibia has to offer.
This apparently unforgiving landscape is actually refuge to a diverse number of plant and mammal species.
Desert elephant and black rhino share boulder strewn valleys with watchful cheetah and thundering herds of oryx. Your days here are spent exploring the area on foot and in open game drive vehicles with the exceptionally knowledgeable guides. PM Activity optional

After breakfast we drive further south. It is here at Twyfelfontein that we find one of the biggest collections of ancient rock art and engravings, done thousands of years ago by the San people. The last third stretch of the road is on gravel road.
Twyfelfontein is declared a UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE!
Another accolade for Damaraland is that it offers the most beautiful sunsets, provided you are at a height to experience it. But the area self is a wonder!

Undertake PM Drive in search of Desert Elephants.

Head across the coast from the small headland of Cape Cross, advancing further north to the Skeleton Coast, awash with corroded whale bones that eerily protrude from the sandy beaches
alongside dozens of withered shipwrecks. On the last leg of the trip.
In Swakopmund the visit of the sea front, the aquarium and the Swakopmund Museum is worthwhile. There are numerous boulevards and a large traditional street market where travellers
can buy souvenirs.
In close vicinity of Swakopmund (and Walvis Bay which is located 30 km south of Swakopmund) alot of activities can be done, amongst other things boat tours with a seal whisperer, exciting desert tours (”The desert is alive”), quad bike safaris, kayaking tours and much more.

AM Boat Cruise & 4×4 Sandwich Harbour Tour

The endlessly impressive geology you pass includes the dramatic Kuiseb Canyon. Finally, the scenery softens as the fringes of the Namib Desert begin to dominate the landscape. This is one of the last great wilderness areas in Namibia and provides the
perfect introduction to the real desert.
Enjoy an excursion to Sossusvlei & climb the highest dunes in the world. Walk to the ‘Dead Vlei’ .
Visit Sesriem Canyon in the afternoon.

After breakfast our safari heads southwards to Luderitz.
The next morning we undertake an unforgettable trip on the Penguin catamaran to Halifax Island, home of a colony of African penguins.

Passing the old whaling station at Stromvogelbucht, we cruise through Shearwater bay and around Diaz Point, on
route to Halifax Island. On the trip, expect to see a host of marine wildlife which includes-heavy side dolphins, birds,
seals and on occasion, whales.

NB: We will be looking for Penguins BUT there’s no guarantee to see them given global warming.

We embark on a leisurely drive to Keetmanshoop. Visit the Quivertree forest & Giant’s Playgrounds in the afternoon.
Overnight at Quivertree Forest Restcamp or similar with breakfast included.

This morning we drive to Windhoek.

On arrival time permitting we explore the capital city of Namibia. Explore the city on foot and undertake an interactive & cultural Katutura Township Tour. Spend time shopping or
just relaxing.

END OF TOUR

Your guide drops you off at your hotel for the following 3 days you can arrange for transport where needed with us or your hotel desk at your own costs for other optional
tours after the trip