NAMIBIA
Nature and adventure
50%
Monuments and history
10%
Relax
20%
Transfers
20%
Namibia is a land of captivating contrasts, famous for the Namib Desert—considered the oldest in the world—and for its arid landscapes that cover much of the country. The few towns scattered across the land show a clear European influence, creating a striking contrast between vast desert scenes and vibrant wildlife. The country also stands out for its very low population density, offering travelers a truly unique experience. Crossing through regions that range from lunar-like landscapes to lush areas, visitors can experience Namibia in a deep and powerful way.
On a self-drive adventure, the flora and fauna take center stage: over 100 species of trees, such as the Acacia erioloba and the African Baobab, as well as numerous succulents, thrive across the land. In Etosha National Park, big cats (lions, leopards, cheetahs), along with elephants, giraffes, antelopes, and rhinos are often easily spotted, along with a rich variety of birds and small mammals along the coast.
Namibia is also famous for its legendary dunes: the towering dunes of the Namib Desert, including the iconic “Big Daddy,” which rises up to 390 meters. Along the Skeleton Coast and Diamond Coast, visitors are treated to unique and spectacular views. Etosha’s natural reserve, with its vast salt pan, is one of the top destinations for those seeking wild and untouched nature.
If you choose, the journey will also take you to a magical, ancient, and truly incredible place—used as a backdrop for the Oscar-winning 2001: A Space Odyssey—Spitzkoppe remains one of the most stunning and mysterious sites in Namibia. With a peak reaching 1,700 meters and an estimated age of around 700 million years, Spitzkoppe is a striking landmark in the Namibian landscape. It’s a lesser-known attraction, so much so that many visitors have been seen driving right past these peaks, unaware of the beauty that awaited them. The granite of the mountain range is ancient, and its distinctive shape has earned it the nickname “Namibia’s Matterhorn.”
In short, Namibia is perfect for those seeking adventure, breathtaking scenery, and authentic emotions in a natural and mysterious setting.
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Itinerario
DAY 1
Arrival in Windhoek
Arrival in Windhoek - Namibia - afternoon relaxation in guesthouse - BB;
DAY 2
Kalahari Desert
Departure towards Kalahari Desert and in the afternoon naturalistic excursion on the first red dunes of the Kalahari desert - DBB;
DAY 3
Naukluft National Park
Transfer to Naukluft National Park admiring the majestic Tiras Mountains - DBB;
DAY 4
Sossusvlei and the enchanted valley
Sossusvlei and the enchanted valley - between the Dedvlei with its immense dunes to the deep Sessriem canyon - DBB
DAY 5
Swakopmund
Transfer to Swakopmund passing through the Welwitschia Drive and Moon Valley - BB;
DAY 6
Swakopmund
Swakopmund with catamaran excursion activities in the morning and in the afternoon excursion among the
wonderful dunes to observe Sandwich Harbour until just before sunset - BB
DAY 7
Spitzoppe Mountain
Transfer to Spitzoppe Mountain - the Matterhorn of Namibia - DDB
DAY 8
Twyfelfontein
Transfer to Twyfelfontein visiting the Skeleton Coast with afternoon excursion in the desert to
admire the wonderful "desert elephants" - DBB;
DAY 9
Morning excursion
Morning excursion to discover the rock paintings of Twyfelfontein - DBB
DAY 10
Etosha
Transfer to Etosha NP - DBB
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