African Safari Travel » Namibia

  • Deadvlei - Sossusvlei
  • Etosha National Park
  • Damaraland
  • Skeleton Coast Shipwreck

Namibia Safaris

Namibia is the soul of Africa, characterised by vast open spaces, breathtaking scenery and great contrasts - ocean, dunes, mountains and deserts. This vast desert country of rolling dunes and swirling mists stirs the spirit and moves the heart.

Namibia is so large and sparsely populated that it is possible to discover enormous open spaces without roads, towns, trees or even stones, just the lonely desert wind passing through one of the most enchanting corners of the earth.

Africa's largest game park, the Namib-Naukluft Park, is a must see when on safari in Namibia, with its magnificent sea of rolling red dunes at Sossusvlei. Etosha National Park is one of Africa's great parks in both size and diversity of wildlife.

In the country's far northwestern pocket is the captivating and largely unexplored Caprivi Strip.

Highlights of a Namibia Safari

  • Etosha is one of Africa's famous game parks
  • The Namib Desert is a place of deep spirituality
  • The Caprivi Strip is a magical oasis of waterways and wildlife
  • The harsh beauty of the Skeleton Coast

Popular African Safaris in Namibia

Namibia Treasures Fly-in Safari

NAMIBIA TREASURES FLY-IN SAFARI

This Namibia fly-in safari offers you the opportunity to combine some of the best privately owned lodges into 8 days of bliss.

Rates per person sharing from: N$ 59,950

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Skeleton Coast

Skeleton Coast

Extending from the Kunene River, that divides Namibia from Angola, down to the Ugab river on the southern border, the Skeleton Coast Park takes in a strip of land of about five hundred kilometres in length. Mysterious, untamed, bleak and remote, yet with a harsh beauty all its own, the Skeleton Coast makes the traveller an explorer.

The coast here is littered with the skeletons of ships that have come to grief due to the uncertain coastal weather and the thick fogs that form because of the Benguela Current.

The harsh landscape has meant that only the well adapted may live here. Right in the most northerly part of the park you may take a boat ride on the Kunene River to see the crocodiles - however, this part of the park is restricted to fly-in safaris only.