Ultimate Namibia is our ‘best of Namibia’ guaranteed departure safari, designed for a minimum of one and a maximum of seven guests. It offers excellent value for money, with weekly departures during peak season on Tuesdays and selected Saturdays. The safari includes most meals, activities and accommodation, with the main exclusions being pre and post safari accommodation in Windhoek, airport transfers, drinks, laundry, gratuities and other personal expenses.
Highlights include Sossusvlei, where you stay inside the park, the coast with the option to sea kayak or join a motorised seal and dolphin cruise, Damaraland with a visit to Twyfelfontein and the chance to search for desert adapted elephants, and Etosha, with two nights at Ongava Tented Camp or one of its sister lodges on the southern boundary of the park. The safari also includes a visit to the AfriCat Foundation on the return journey to Windhoek, with the option to extend your stay overnight.
ITINERARY IN BRIEF
Day 1 & 2 Set off by road to Dead Valley Lodge, Sossusvlei
Day 3 & 4 Stay at The Delight in Swakopmund
Day 5 & 6 Stay at Camp Kipwe, Damaraland
Day 7 & 8 Cross to Ongava Game Reserve, Southern Etosha National Park
Day 9 Okonjima Day Visitor Centre, AfriCat Foundation; return to Windhoek in the late afternoon.
TRIP HIGHLIGHTS
- Travel with one of Namibia’s most reputable and well-known naturalist guides.
- Stay in the only camp inside the world’s 4th largest National Park and enjoy early morning access to the dunes.
- Climb some of the world’s highest free-standing sand dunes.
- Sea kayak with seals and dolphins on the Skeleton Coast (alternative option Catamaran Marine Excursion).
- Track for desert-adapted elephants in ephemeral river systems.
- Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Twyfelfontein.
- Memorable and exciting guided game drives within the renowned Etosha National Park, from the vantage point of a specially modified, air-conditioned 4×4 with pop tops.
- Game viewing at a floodlit waterhole at night
- Game drive on the private Ongava Reserve
- Visit the world-renowned AfriCat Foundation and learn more about conservation initiatives involving Africa’s large cats.
























