Sky blues against warm red desert sands, be inspired by the Namib Desert’s stark beauty and resilient animals. See iconic views like Dune 45 and Deadvlei, taking walks and safaris amongst a unique landscape.

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On our comfort tours, the accommodation offers more comfort with a variety of permanent tents, guesthouses, lodges, and hotels available to all our comfort tour clients.

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Venture deep into Namibia’s astounding wilderness, where deserts dominate the horizons and striking wildlife has survived intense conditions in a tour that encapsulates the best the country has to offer. Beginning in the Cederberg, we drive through rugged mountain regions steeped in earthy beauty. A visit to a local “padstal” and a traditional dinner under the stars set the tone for an immersive experience.

You’ll cross into the plains of Namaqualand, the land bursting into life between July and September in a blaze of wildflowers despite its dry climate. The path leads to the banks of the Gariep (Orange) River, allowing for serene down time. If you wish to seize the day, the river can be paddled via canoe the following morning. Otherwise, we turn inland to the Fish River Canyon that carves deep into the earth, offering panoramic views and a powerful sense of scale.

Our vista becomes dreamlike amongst the Quiver Tree Forest and Giants Playground, which stand as fascinating cultural sites of stone and branches for the San people. As the Namib Desert rises around you, vast dunes dominate the skyline. Climb Dune 45 for a gorgeous view, drive to the skeletal trees of Deadvlei afterwards, and scan the cracks and eroded stone of Sesriem Canyon within the Namib-Naukluft National Park.

The Atlantic sea brings respite in Swakopmund, a coastal town of windswept beaches, colonial charm, and adrenaline-fueled optionals. Here, sandboarding, marine safaris, or a stroll along palm-lined streets offer a contrast to the views thus far. Northward, the Brandberg Mountains rise with a particular kind of beauty. A hike to the White Lady rock painting, made thousands of years ago, connects you to the region’s deep ancestral roots.

The tour crescendos in Etosha National Park, where salt pans stretch to the fringes of vision and wildlife gathers at oasis-like waterholes. Watch elephants, lions, and antelope roam free across this dry landscape, offering all manner of exceptional encounters with Africa’s famous creatures.

Ending in Windhoek, the rhythm of the city gently replaces the quiet of the sand. You leave with a memory marked by Namibia’s searingly, otherworldly beauty. Its red dunes, open skies, and the enduring presence of nature at its purest will never be forgotten.