Namibian Discovery
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Escorted Group Tours
In places starkly beautiful, in places packed with colourful life, Namibia is always ruled by Mother Nature. On this tour you’ll traverse the ever-changing ‘dune sea’ of the Namib desert. You’ll get up close to the intriguing (possibly 1,000-year-old) Welwitschia mirabilis plant. You’ll experience African safari thrills with giraffes, lions and zebras, and spot native birdlife from a champagne cruise off the Skeleton Coast. The best Namibia holidays offer an insider's insight, so you'll have an expert local tour manager with you throughout.
Included with every escorted tour
- VIP door-to-door travel service
- Knowledgeable tour managers
- Included excursions
- Selected meals and international flights
Including
25 meals
- 12 breakfasts
- 2 lunches
- 11 dinners
Accommodation
12 nights in hotels/lodges and 2 in flight
Transport
Travel in destination by coach
Excursions and visits
- Nature drive in the Kalahari
- 4WD adventure in Sossusvlei sand dune region, including Sesriem Canyon
- City tour of Swakopmund
- Marine cruise in Walvis Bay
- Visits to Henties Bay and Cape Cross seal colony; rock art sites and Petrified Forest, Twyfelfontein
- Full-day game viewing in Etosha National Park
- Two game drives in a private game reserve in Otjiwarongo
Overview
2 passengers
14 nights . 21 Mar 2025
Africa . Namibia . Otjiwarongo . Swakopmund . Windhoek
Based on London Heathrow Airport, check for other options
Multiple
25 meals: 12 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 11 dinners
Moderately active
Itinerary
Duration: 15 days
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Please note
- Namibia's fascinating towns, rural locations and national parks are often far apart and travelling from one place to another often involves a long journey along bumpy, gravel roads.
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