Ultimate Namibia
Damaraland, Skeleton Coast & Ongava
based on 10 nights & daily experiences
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All inclusive
Price per person based on two people sharing. Fully inclusive basis at all accommodation with all meals, local drinks (premium drinks and champagne not included) and activities on a shared basis included.
At a Glance
Get off the beaten track and discover Namibia's stark scenery and incredible wildlife experiences
Stay in two of Namibia's most talked about new properties - Hoanib Valley Camp and Shipwreck Lodge both located in the Skeleton Coast
Meet local himba tribes and learn about their nomadic lifestyle and local traditions
Track desert adapted wildlife and learn how these creatures survive in such harsh environments
Spend time with the Giraffe Conservation foundation team at Hoanib Valley and learn more about their ongoing conservation projects
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Namibia can be visited all year round however the best time to visit is from April to September as the temperature is tolerably cool, especially at night and there will be no sign of rain. From May to September the increasingly thirsty animals gather at waterholes, making it the best time to go to Etosha for game viewing in particular.
We design each itinerary around you, so this suggested itinerary is a starting point that we can tweak or transform into something completely bespoke to you. To start planning your vacation
Itinerary
Escape the crowds on this epic northern adventure exploring some of Namibia's most remote regions. Discover the desert adapted wildlife, marvel at the ever-contrasting landscapes and take the opportunity to meet and interact with nomadic Himba tribes.
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Fly into Windhoek
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Days 1-3: Damaraland
This Namibian adventure begins with two nights in northern Damaraland at the unique Desert Rhino Camp. Set amongst rolling hills and vast open plains within the private Palmwag concession, this region is remote and wild offering guests the opportunity to discover the desert adapted wildlife including elephant and lion, as well as one of the largest populations of free roaming black rhino found in Africa. Explore the concession on foot or by vehicle, tracking these endangered giants. Take part in guided nature drives on the reserve learning all about the desert flora and fauna and enjoy game drives with a picnic lunch, exploring at your own pace.
Accommodation: Desert Rhino Camp (2 nights)
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Days 3-6: Skeleton Coast, Namibia
From Damaraland fly to the heart of the Skeleton Coast to enjoy three nights at Hoanib Valley Camp. Located in the stark Kaokoland landscape, this area has only recently become accessible to travelers, offering a true wilderness experience unlike any other. Surrounded by towering mountains, vast landscapes, dry river beds and sand dunes, this area is home to desert wildlife including elephant, rhino and giraffe, as well as being home to some of the last remaining nomadic Himba tribes. Learn about how the different wildlife species survive and thrive in such harsh conditions and meet the local Himba families to learn about their local traditions.
Accommodation: Hoanib Valley Camp (3 nights)
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Days 6-8: Skeleton Coast
For your next stop, you will enjoy a scenic flight over the desert towards the coastline where you will embark on two nights at the distinctly designed Shipwreck Lodge. Designed to resemble the shipwrecks which scatter the coastline, the newly completed lodge is the only luxury property in the area offering a unique insight to this raw and rugged coastline. Enjoy game drives into the Skeleton Coast National park, 4x4 excursions to the Hoanib river delta, visit the Karimona shipwrecks and discover the rich desert wildlife that inhabits the Hoarusib River. The beaches are strewn with whale bones and endless remains of shipwrecks. While magical, this area is stark and eerie and unlike anywhere else.
Accommodation: Shipwreck Lodge (2 nights)
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Days 8-11: Ongava Private Game Reserve
For your final three nights you will be flown to the private Ongava reserve located on the western border of Etosha National Park. Your days here will be wildlife focused, enjoying guided game drives and morning bush walks. The reserve is home to healthy black and white rhino populations as well as good cat populations including leopard and cheetah. Spend your time on the private reserve or enjoy a shared game drives into Etosha National Park famed for its vast salt pan and endless waterholes which teem with wildlife. Enjoy bush dinners under the stars and share stories with guests around a crackling camp fire.
Accommodation: Ongava Lodge (3 nights)
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Fly home from Windhoek
Location
Damaraland, Skeleton Coast & Ongava
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