Mesmerising scenery and remarkable wildlife – What we love about Namibia.
Still nursing the wounds of a 25-year struggle for Independence, Namibia is indelibly shaped by colonialism. A new country in an ancient landscape, it’s just starting to take tourism in its stride. A stride that’s sometimes a stumble as it seeks to carve out a livelihood for its 2.5 million inhabitants while conserving its other long-suffering residents: the remarkable wildlife.
This makes Namibia an intriguing destination. One of mesmerising landscapes, of expansive horizons, of delightfully awkward service, unkempt roads and German food. A country whose identity is still in the making, it is one of the most beautiful places we have ever visited. Participating in their journey is a travel experience you won’t easily forget.
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Walking with cheetahs at Okonjima Nature Reserve
Cheetahs at Okonjima Nature Reserve are reared in captivity and habituated to man. Should you walk a few metres from these wild animals?
Pelican Point & Sandwich Harbour 4×4 tour
Kayaking with seals and riding mighty dunes in a Sandwich Harbour 4x4, is a Namibian experience we highly recommend
2-week Namibia road trip – An encounter with the wild
Our 2-week Namibia road trip explores dunes & barren landscapes; tracks rhinos, cheetahs and leopards, and drives the Skeleton Coast.
Trophy hunting & Namibia’s wildlife conservation challenge
Namibia’s rural farmers lose their livelihood when wildlife kill their livestock. But should Trophy Hunting be part of the solution?
Our complete guide for your self-drive Etosha safari
Getting great game viewings on a self-drive Etosha safari always involves luck. But our complete guide helps increase your chances.
Climbing Big Daddy Dune & roaming the Deadvlei pan
Climbing Bid Daddy Dune and staring across the never-ending Namib Desert is a breath-taking experience almost anyone can do. Here is how.
Exploring life on the margins driving the Skeleton Coast
Driving the Skeleton Coast conjures up images of ships wrecked in foggy coves and sand dunes crashing into the sea. But does it live up to expectations?
Our top experiences in Namibia
Spectacular vistas, windswept sand dunes and remarkable wildlife encounters, here’s our list of the best things to do in Namibia.
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Walking with cheetahs at Okonjima Nature Reserve
Cheetahs at Okonjima Nature Reserve are reared in captivity and habituated to man. Should you walk a few metres from these wild animals?
Pelican Point & Sandwich Harbour 4×4 tour
Kayaking with seals and riding mighty dunes in a Sandwich Harbour 4x4, is a Namibian experience we highly recommend
2-week Namibia road trip – An encounter with the wild
Our 2-week Namibia road trip explores dunes & barren landscapes; tracks rhinos, cheetahs and leopards, and drives the Skeleton Coast.
Trophy hunting & Namibia’s wildlife conservation challenge
Namibia’s rural farmers lose their livelihood when wildlife kill their livestock. But should Trophy Hunting be part of the solution?
Our complete guide for your self-drive Etosha safari
Getting great game viewings on a self-drive Etosha safari always involves luck. But our complete guide helps increase your chances.
Climbing Big Daddy Dune & roaming the Deadvlei pan
Climbing Bid Daddy Dune and staring across the never-ending Namib Desert is a breath-taking experience almost anyone can do. Here is how.
Exploring life on the margins driving the Skeleton Coast
Driving the Skeleton Coast conjures up images of ships wrecked in foggy coves and sand dunes crashing into the sea. But does it live up to expectations?
Our top experiences in Namibia
Spectacular vistas, windswept sand dunes and remarkable wildlife encounters, here’s our list of the best things to do in Namibia.
