Ultimate Namibia: Small Group Tour
Tour Overview
Namibia is a land of vast horizons and dramatic contrasts—twice the size of California, yet home to just over two million people. With ancient petrified forests, Stone Age rock engravings, and endless desert landscapes, this is truly an ageless land where silence and solitude are part of the experience.
This small-group safari (maximum 7 guests) offers a seamless and enriching way to explore Namibia’s most iconic regions. Travelling with a highly experienced naturalist guide throughout, you’ll enjoy a personalised and immersive journey through some of Africa’s most spectacular scenery.
Begin in Windhoek, then venture into the heart of the Namib Desert. Stay inside the Namib-Naukluft National Park for exclusive early access to Sossusvlei’s soaring red dunes—some of the highest on Earth. Head to the Skeleton Coast for an exciting sea kayak (or boat) experience with seals and dolphins, followed by time to explore Swakopmund’s coastal charm.
Continue into Damaraland in search of desert-adapted elephants, and visit the ancient rock art at Twyfelfontein, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your adventure culminates with unforgettable game drives in Etosha National Park, using specially modified, air-conditioned 4x4 vehicles with pop-up roofs—plus the rare chance to watch wildlife at floodlit waterholes after dark.
With warm days, cool nights, and incredibly low population density, Namibia offers a sense of wilderness and freedom unlike anywhere else. Join us and discover the wild spirit of Namibia—an experience that stays with you forever.
Let Namibia awaken the wild within—contact us to plan your unforgettable escape.
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Discover Twyfelfontein, Namibia’s 1st UNESCO site, features 2,000+ ancient rock engravings revealing early hunter-gatherers’ culture in a desert.