NAMIBIA

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KRUGER & MOZAMBIQUE SAFARI AND BEACH ESCAPE

From ZAR 112,000 per person

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Choosing Namibia as your safari destination promises one of Africa’s most visually striking travel experiences. This remarkable country is defined by vast open spaces, dramatic desert scenery, and extraordinary wildlife encounters. From wildlife-rich national parks to the haunting beauty of its windswept coastline and towering dunes, Namibia offers a journey that is both diverse and unforgettable.
At the heart of the country lies Etosha National Park, one of Southern Africa’s premier wildlife destinations and home to an impressive variety of mammal species. Additional highlights include Namib-Naukluft National Park, Waterberg National Park, and Skeleton Coast National Park, where visitors may encounter desert-adapted elephants, lion, springbok, and oryx in uniquely dramatic settings.
Namibia also offers a rich cultural and historical dimension. Fascinating sites such as the ghost towns of Lüderitz and Kolmanskop — slowly reclaimed by desert sands — provide a glimpse into the country’s past. Ancient heritage can be explored at Twyfelfontein in the Kunene region, while the dramatic granite peaks of Spitzkoppe rise from the desert floor, dating back more than 700 million years.
Much of Namibia is dominated by the legendary Namib Desert, widely regarded as the world’s oldest desert, stretching for nearly 2,000 kilometres along the Atlantic coastline. Here, travellers can enjoy iconic bucket-list experiences such as dune boarding, scenic flights, and guided 4×4 dune excursions.
For those seeking adventure, the coastal town of Swakopmund offers an exciting range of activities including skydiving, hot-air ballooning, and quad biking — the perfect complement to Namibia’s vast and tranquil wilderness.

Namibia is a land of dramatic contrasts, offering extraordinary natural wonders from the Atlantic coastline to the world’s oldest desert.

Your journey often begins in the capital, Windhoek — a welcoming city known for its blend of African and European influences, vibrant culture, and relaxed atmosphere.
Approximately 350 kilometres west lies Swakopmund, Namibia’s adventure capital. Here, travellers can enjoy adrenaline activities such as dune boarding and skydiving, or simply unwind along the cool Atlantic shoreline.
Wildlife remains a major highlight, with Etosha National Park standing out as Namibia’s premier safari destination. The park is renowned for its large populations of elephant and lion, as well as more than 340 recorded bird species.
Another must-visit is Namib-Naukluft National Park, home to some of the country’s most iconic desert scenery and rare wildlife. Here you may encounter oryx, Hartmann’s mountain zebra, and the remarkable Welwitschia mirabilis — an ancient desert plant that can live for over a thousand years.
The legendary Skeleton Coast stretches roughly 500 kilometres along Namibia’s western shoreline. Though stark and remote, its haunting beauty and shipwreck-strewn beaches make it a favourite for photographers and explorers alike.
Finally, the dramatic granite peaks of Spitzkoppe — often called the “Matterhorn of Namibia” — rise sharply from the desert plains, offering spectacular scenery, hiking opportunities, and unforgettable sunsets.

BEST TIME TO TRAVEL

A safari to Namibia can be enjoyed year-round, with each season offering distinct experiences depending on your travel interests. The country’s vast size creates varied climate zones — coastal regions such as Skeleton Coast and Swakopmund are often cool and misty, while the interior, including the Namib Desert, is extremely dry with minimal annual rainfall.

Dry Season (May – October)

The cooler, dry winter months are widely considered the best time for wildlife viewing. During this period, vegetation is sparse and animals concentrate around waterholes, making sightings more frequent and rewarding.
Daytime temperatures are generally mild and comfortable, but evenings and early mornings can be cold — warm layers are recommended.

Best for:

Big game viewing.
Birdwatching around water sources.
Classic safari conditions.

Green Season / Summer (November – April)

Summer brings hotter temperatures and occasional afternoon thunderstorms. While wildlife can be more dispersed, the landscape transforms into a lush, green environment, creating beautiful photographic conditions.
This is also the peak birthing season, when many young animals can be seen, and migratory birds — including flamingos — arrive in large numbers, particularly in areas like Etosha National Park.

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