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Embark on an unforgettable Namibian safari that blends iconic wildlife encounters with breathtaking landscapes. Start with the world-renowned Etosha National Park, where early morning and late afternoon game drives reveal Africa’s Big Five and rare wildlife against shimmering salt pans. Journey onward to Damaraland, where rugged mountains, towering granite boulders, and open plains showcase Namibia’s dramatic contrasts.
Experience the haunting beauty of the Skeleton Coast, where barren beaches meet foggy mountains, shipwrecks, and expansive desert landscapes. Conclude in the vibrant coastal town of Swakopmund, exploring the dynamic Walvis Bay Lagoon with flamingos, pelicans, and Cape fur seals. Thrill-seekers will delight in Sandwich Harbour, navigating towering dunes and the meeting point of desert and ocean in this remote, pristine paradise.
Perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, photographers, and adventure seekers, this journey captures the essence of Namibia’s natural wonders.
Trip Highlights:
Etosha National Park Game Drives: Spot the Big Five and rare African wildlife in one of Africa’s premier reserves.
Damaraland Landscapes: Marvel at granite boulders, rugged mountains, and endless open plains.
Skeleton Coast Exploration: Witness Namibia’s hauntingly beautiful, shipwreck-strewn coastline.
Swakopmund Adventure: Enjoy coastal charm, adventure activities, and local culture.
Walvis Bay Lagoon Cruise: See flamingos, pelicans, Cape fur seals, and other marine wildlife.
Sandwich Harbour Excursion: Experience high dunes, ocean views, and unique desert-meets-sea landscapes.
Starts: Windhoek | Ends: Windhoek
Transportation in a custom-built safari vehicle with air-conditioning and USB charging ports (first 3 days).
Services of a professional English-speaking guide for the first 3 days.
5 nights’ accommodation in twin-share rooms with en-suite bathrooms as specified.
Meals: Breakfast (B), Lunch (L), and Dinner (D) as outlined in the itinerary.
National Park Entry Fees: 2 days in Etosha National Park.
Game Drives: Half-day drives in the Chameleon vehicle and a full-day game drive in an open game viewer.
Activities: Boat cruise at Walvis Bay and Sandwich Harbour excursion.
Transfers: Pick up and drop off within Windhoek city limits. Shared airport shuttles to and from Windhoek International Airport (HKIA).
Tap water provided throughout the trip.
Pickup Information:
Pick up from your accommodation begins at 07:00 on the morning of departure.
Other Information:
Bookings are based on twin-share accommodations.
Single supplement is available for travelers who prefer a private room.
Your adventure begins with pickup from your Windhoek accommodation at 07:00, followed by a short pre-departure briefing at Chameleon Headquarters.
Travel north toward Etosha, stopping briefly in Otjiwarongo for last-minute supplies. Enjoy a light lunch on the move before entering Etosha National Park for your first game drive en route to your lodge.
Etosha spans over 22,000 km² and is home to 114 mammal species, 350 bird species, 110 reptiles, countless insects, and even one species of fish. Stop at various waterholes along the way for incredible wildlife viewing. Arrive at your lodge before sunset to settle into your twin-share en-suite room. Dinner will be served at the lodge restaurant.
Etosha’s wildlife spectacle continues after dark. All Etosha camps feature floodlit waterholes near accommodation—perfect for spotting elephants, black rhinos, and other nocturnal wildlife.
Accommodation: Twin share, en-suite (Okaukuejo or Halali Resort)
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
After an early breakfast, spend the day exploring Etosha in an open game viewer. Early morning is ideal for spotting predators returning from hunts.
Etosha’s sparse desert environment makes its natural and artificial waterholes key wildlife hubs. Stop at as many as possible to see thirsty animals gather for water. Visit the Etosha Pan, a 4,700 km² mineral pan so vast it’s visible from space.
Exit the park via Anderson Gate near sunset and continue to your lodge, featuring comfortable twin-share en-suite rooms. Relax and enjoy dinner surrounded by the quiet beauty of Namibia.
Accommodation: Twin share, en-suite (Etosha Village, Okutala Lodge)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Depart early for the Skeleton Coast, taking the scenic route through Damaraland. This region is famous for towering granite boulders, vast open plains, majestic mountains, and traditional Himba, Herero, and Damara communities. Stop along the way to interact with locals and browse handcrafted souvenirs.
Enjoy a light picnic lunch in the shadow of Brandberg, Namibia’s highest mountain at 2,573 m. Continue west to the Skeleton Coast, known for its barren beaches, foggy shores, and historic shipwrecks, including the Zeila trawler.
Arrive in Swakopmund, a town rich in German colonial architecture and coastal charm. Check in at your centrally located hotel. Your guide provides a full briefing for the rest of your trip before departing.
Accommodation: Twin share, en-suite (The Delight, Hotel A La Mer)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
After pickup from your hotel, drive 40 km south to Walvis Bay for a cruise on the lagoon, a UNESCO Ramsar Wetland. Spot Cape fur seals, great white pelicans, flamingos, and dolphins (bottlenose, dusky, and Heaviside). Humpback and southern right whales, sunfish, leatherback turtles, and African penguins may also appear.
Cruise past the Pelican Point Lighthouse and enjoy a light lunch onboard, featuring local fish, oysters, sparkling wine, and Namibian beer. Return to Swakopmund in the afternoon. Optional activities such as scenic flights, skydiving, quad biking, or sandboarding are available at your own expense. Dinner is at your leisure.
Accommodation: Twin share, en-suite (The Delight, Hotel A La Mer)
Meals: Breakfast, light lunch onboard
Pick up from your hotel for an adventurous excursion to Sandwich Harbour, a UNESCO Ramsar site about 50 km south of Walvis Bay. Drive over and around the Kuiseb River Delta, through towering dunes, and along the narrow beach strip between the Namib Desert and Atlantic Ocean.
Explore the lagoon, hike the dunes, and enjoy the stunning desert-meets-ocean landscape. Experience roller-coasting on Namibia’s dunes, a thrilling natural theme park. Dinner is at your leisure back in Swakopmund.
Accommodation: Twin share, en-suite (The Delight, Hotel A La Mer)
Meals: Breakfast, snacks provided on excursion
Your final day begins with free time in Swakopmund. Explore the town on foot or join optional activities such as scenic flights, Living Desert excursions, quad biking, or sandboarding (extra cost).
Depart Swakopmund at 13:00 for the drive back to Windhoek. Arrive at your accommodation within the city limits after approximately five hours.
Accommodation: None
Meals: Breakfast
Etosha National Park is one of Africa’s top wildlife destinations, famous for its large salt pan and waterholes where animals gather. Visitors can see elephants, lions, rhinos, giraffes, zebras, and many antelope species in a relatively open landscape that makes wildlife viewing easy.
The Skeleton Coast is known for its dramatic Atlantic coastline, shipwrecks, desert dunes, and foggy wilderness. It offers a unique contrast between ocean and desert, with sightings of seals, desert-adapted wildlife, and vast untouched scenery.
In Walvis Bay, visitors can enjoy dolphin and seal catamaran cruises, kayaking with seals, and birdwatching in the lagoon, which is home to large flocks of flamingos and pelicans.
Sandwich Harbour is a unique destination where towering sand dunes meet the Atlantic Ocean. It is famous for 4x4 dune drives, photography, and panoramic views of desert meeting sea.
The best time to visit Etosha National Park is during the dry season from May to October when wildlife gathers around waterholes. The coastal areas like Walvis Bay and Skeleton Coast can be visited year-round, though weather is often cooler and foggier along the coast.
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