Enjoy Namibia's stunning landscape from the air. This wing/fly-in package visits Sossusvlei, Damaraland and Etosha with a Luxury and Value Option at Wilderness Safaris camps. The trip can be customized to include Skeleton Coast Hoanib Camp. Departures daily.
Group departure at the Classic level that includes Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp. Visit the iconic red dunes of Sossusvlei, track black rhino at Desert Rhino Camp, and explore the dramatic Skeleton Coast looking for desert adapted elephant. Departures May-Nov.
This group Explorations Adventurer level safari is good value for the traveler looking for both wildlife viewing and also the stunning landscape and atmosphere of the desert (Sossusvlei, Daramaland and Etosha). Departures weekly - JAN-DEC
Visits Sossusvlei (Sossus Dune Lodge), Walvis Bay-Swakopmund, Damaraland (Camp Kipwe), Etosha and Onguma, finishing with a stop at AfriCat. Departures are once a month.
This Bespoke flying safari includes PRIVATE charter flights and allows you to enjoy much of the stunning landscape from the air as well as make the most of your time in camp. Begin your adventure with time in Etosha where game viewing takes place around the waterholes. Continue to Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp where you will spend three days in a private concession which is rich with game and it borders the Skeleton Coast.
This flying safari takes in 6 nights in Namibia to the 3 main attractions, enjoying much of the stunning landscape from the air. Experience a further 8 days in Botswana also visiting 3 areas and choices of quite a few camps.
The Skeleton Coast National Park runs from Terrace Bay north to the Kunene River. The southern section is more accessible and lies between the Ugab and Hoanib Rivers.
Namibia is an amazing experience as your senses are so alive with the wide-open spaces of the desert, the huge sand dunes at Sossusvlei, the desert elephant and rhino that may be seen in the Damaraland area, and the quantity of wildlife found around the waterholes of Etosha. Skeleton Coast is a destination on its own with each day bringing you a different environment including the coast itself with shipwrecks, whale bones and a huge population of seals. Scenes of oryx walking through the inland dunes, visiting with people of a remote Himba village, and watching elephant along the riverine valley or giraffe and mountain zebra against a backdrop of desert mountain scenery.
As Namibia is such a vast country, it makes sense to travel via scheduled air charters if possible.
Besides the wildlife, Namibia is famous for its stark beauty. A geologist’s and naturalist’s paradise, Namibia has some of the most fascinating desert landscapes on earth. Essentially a desert land, Namibia is one of the most interesting and unusual of African countries. It may seem inhospitable in its dryness, but an astonishing variety of wildlife exists there, including unique, desert-adapted species, together with the big game of the savannah. You can view game by open-sided vehicles, or walk in the desert and wilderness areas. Activities include visiting tribal villages, flying safaris to remote areas, boating and viewing rock paintings. Accommodations are in small lodges, tented camps and on mobile tented safaris. For scenery, the country can be visited year round.
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