Namibia

Namibia is a vast country dominated by the Namib Desert, an extensive inland plateau and stunning geological mountain ranges. This diverse typography ranges from the lush, northern Caprivi Strip and the wildlife of Etosha National Park to the dry Namib Desert and the desolate Skeleton Coast. The golden and majestic sand dunes of Namibia are starkly contrasted by dramatic sunsets and its tempestuous coastline, making it the perfect canvass for avid photographers.

Experience the haunting silence of the Kalahari Desert and spot one of 430 bird species in the Caprivi region, search for desert elephants in Damaraland and interact with the astonishing Himba community.  Besides the opportunity to see Africa’s Big 5, Namibia is the last place on earth where black rhino roam freely across communal land and is only one of two countries in the world that are home to the desert-dwelling elephant.

This enchanting country holds the largest free-roaming population of cheetahs in the world, with one-quarter of the world’s cheetah population stalking the arid plains. Animals such as gemsbok (Oryx), springbok, bat eared fox, ostrich and black backed jackal are all spotted on a regular basis making a Namibia safari unique to any other wildlife country in Africa.

A wide variety of safaris can be organized, ranging from self-drives, fly-ins, guided overland tours, camel safaris, horseback riding safaris, walking safaris, and privately guided safaris.