Delight in Namibia’s desert sites over this 7-day route. Marvel at Sossusvlei’s dunes, wandering to Deadvlei and Sesriem Canyon, before unwinding in Swakopmund. Etosha offers stunning safaris in its salt-pan landscape. Relax in lodges with fine dining, scenic views, and exceptional comfort for an unforgettable adventure.
Namibia
Namibia On The Go
7 days
What's Included?
- Namib Excursion incl. Dune 45, Deadvlei & Sesriem Canyon
- On Foot Guided Desert Excursion in Sossusvlei
- Afternoon Drive in Etosha NP
- Full Day 4x4 Game Drive in Etosha National Park
- 10 Meals Included
- Accommodation: High-End Lodge & Hotel Rooms
- Included Airport Transfers with Guided Tours
- Transport in a Hyndai Staria or similar
Overview
Journey Itinerary
Pick up in Windhoek and drive south into the Namib Desert. Settle into Desert Quiver Camp, just outside the Sossusvlei gate. Enjoy unique self-catering chalets with patios, BBQ facilities, and a pool overlooking the desert. Dinner included.
Early morning excursion to climb Dune 45 and explore Deadvlei’s surreal white clay pan dotted with 900-year-old petrified trees. Visit Sesriem Canyon, carved deep by the Tsauchab River. Return to camp for another night under desert skies. Breakfast and dinner included.
Drive through ever-changing desert landscapes to the coast. En route, join a guided desert walk to learn about the “living desert” of small but fascinating creatures. Arrive in Swakopmund, a seaside town with German colonial charm, and overnight at Artemis Hotel. Breakfast included.
A free day for optional adventures: quad biking in the dunes, a scenic flight, a living desert tour, or simply strolling Swakopmund’s cafés, beaches, and markets. Breakfast included.
Head north to Etosha National Park. Afternoon game drive with your guide in search of elephants, lions, and plains game. Overnight at Etosha Safari Lodge, perched on a hill with panoramic views. Breakfast and dinner included.
Full-day 4x4 game drive in Etosha. Visit waterholes for prime wildlife viewing, with chances to spot the Big Five and countless antelope and bird species. Return to the lodge for starlit dining and relaxation. Breakfast and dinner included.
Transfer back to Windhoek for onward travel. Breakfast included.
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Our Premium Journeys are designed for travelers who want comfort, character, and connection woven seamlessly into their African adventure. Staying in carefully selected 3–5 star lodges and boutique camps, you’ll enjoy en-suite rooms, hearty meals, and welcoming hospitality at the end of each day. With shorter travel days, more time is spent where it matters most—immersed in the landscapes, wildlife, and culture that make each destination unforgettable. Whether it’s a sunset boat cruise on a quiet river, a glass of wine by the fire, or waking up to birdsong in the bush, our itineraries are crafted to maximize unhurried, meaningful moments. Travel in smaller groups for a more personal experience, with expert guides who bring every story and sight to life. Premium Journeys strike the perfect balance of comfort and adventure, leaving you free to focus on the joy of discovery.
Self-drive travel refers to a type of travel where the traveler rents a vehicle and drives themselves, taking full responsibility for navigating, driving, and managing the trip. It allows for greater independence, flexibility, and control over the itinerary, pace, and stops along the way. Self-drive travel can offer a sense of adventure and freedom, but also requires good driving skills and knowledge of local traffic laws and regulations.
On the other hand, private guided travel involves hiring a professional guide who serves as a local guide and driver, and takes care of the driving responsibilities. The traveler can focus on enjoying the trip and the destination without the stress of driving. The driver-guide provides local knowledge, expertise, and recommendations, and can offer a more immersive and personalized experience. It can be more expensive than self-drive travel but provides convenience, safety, and local insights.
What is a single supplement?
On camping tours, single supplements are optional however on accommodated tours, single supplements are compulsory if you are travelling on your own. If you have purchased the single supplement, you will receive your own tent / room for the tour. However, in the event that your Activity Package includes an activity that involves accommodation, you will be required to share for the duration of that activity. The single supplement does not cover any Activity Package items and these are booked on a shared basis, regardless if you are on a camping or accommodated tour.
Only a maximum of 4 Single Supplements are allowed per tour. Any extra Single Supplements are on requests basis only.
When is a single supplement required?
All of our tours are priced on twin share accommodation. If you are booking one of our accommodated tours and you are travelling on your own, you are required to pay the single supplement. There are a maximum of 4 single supplements available on all tours.
If you require accommodation before or after your journey we can arrange this for you. We can also arrange airport transfers – contact your travel agent or Nomad to make these bookings.
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