Namibia

Namibia is considered one of the most beautiful countries in the world, and is home to some truly breathtaking scenery.

The land of endless horizons and home to the world’s oldest desert – the Namib Desert. Namibia also boasts the largest free-roaming cheetah population in the world and with its vast and distinct landscapes, abundant wildlife and large collection of rock art it will thrill, delight and fascinate. For all you beer loving fans Namibia is home to some really good beer!

To the south, Sossusvlei boasts some of the highest sand dunes in the world, the tallest dune between Sossusvlei and Deadvlei is Big Daddy which stands at an impressive 325 metres. Research estimates around 500 million years ago the Fish River Canyon started forming, close to the South African border it is the second largest to the Grand Canyon in the USA and was formed by water and erosion.

At the centre of Etosha National Park in the northern part of Namibia is of course the impressive Etosha salt pan spanning around 4800 square kilometres and visible from space. The Park is a safari destination must when visiting Namibia and is famous for its abundant wildlife. Other destinations of interest include Lüderitz, Swakopmund, the Caprivi, Skeleton Coast and more.

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Namibian safari lodges

andBeyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge, Sossusvlei Desert

If you’re longing for open spaces, dramatic sand dunes, unforgettable sunsets, quad biking, hot air balloon rides and more, the Sossusvlei Desert Lodge is for you. Surrounded by the mountains and dunes of the desolately beautiful Namib Desert, this perfect serene oasis is also the ultimate in luxury.

Little Kulala, Sossusvlei Desert

Whereas the Sossusvlei Desert Lodge is closer to the mountains, Little Kulala is closer to the sand dunes, giving you a different feel altogether. You can explore the dramatic desert landscape on quad bikes, nature drives, by hot air balloon, or even on foot. Dining under the stars with the huge Namibian sky as your backdrop as an absolute highlight.

Serra Cafema, Hartmann Valley

The exclusive Serra Cafema camp is one of the most remote in all of Southern Africa, offering you utter peace away from daily life. It makes full use of its location on the Kunene River in northern Namibia, which attracts a vast range of wildlife looking for respite from the stark Namibian desert.

Little Ongava, Ongava Private Game Reserve

Situated in a private reserve on the border of Etosha Pan, this camp lets you visit the huge open salt pan where you’ll see incredible game viewing of the Big Five, including great sightings of the black rhino. Little Ongava only takes between six and eight people, so you’re in for an exclusive experience with exceptional personal attention from staff.

Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp, Hoanib River

In a remote area of the Kaokoveld, in a land of bare mountains, gravel-strewn plains and dry riverbeds that draw fascinating wildlife, lies Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp. Both the eight large en-suite tents (including one family unit) with shaded outdoor lounges and the main area and swimming pool look out over rugged scenery: a wide valley that slopes down to the almost-always dry Hoanib River.