Sossusvlei, Skeleton Coast & Etosha National Park
Off the Beaten, Nature & Wildlife
Explore the colourful hues of sand dunes rolling into the Atlantic Coast, shipwreck-dotted shores and shimmering salt pans where wildlife has learned to thrive in the most unlikely terrains.
This flying safari is designed to cover the biggest highlights of this vast country in a time-effective manner, while granting you with an exclusive vantage point over the extraordinary landscapes.
Arriving into the Namibian capital of Windhoek, you will connect on your scheduled flight to Sossuvlei (approximately 1 hour). Tonight, don’t forget to take advantage to star-gaze over unpolluted nightsky!
Located at NamibRand Nature Reserve, Sossusvlei represents desert scenery at its best, providing stunning setting for desert-adapted wildlife such as springboks, oryxes, ostriches and wolves. Enjoy guided walks and nature drives throughout your stay.
After your morning activities, we will transfer to the airstrip for your onwards flight to Doro Nawas via Swakopmund (approximately 2 hours 10 minutes), followed by a connecting flight to Hoanib (approximately 40 minutes).
Staying at a remote lodge, enjoy guided excursions to explore the rugged scenery and harsh coastline, where despite its arid conditions have given lives to various oryxes, springboks, elephants, giraffes, lions and brown hyenas. For a stay of minimum 3 nights, you will also get to enjoy a shared fly-in excursion to Skeleton Coast where you may come across seal colonies and witness the stunning shipwrecks dotting the coast.
Board your scheduled flight transfer back to Doro Nawas (approximately 30 minutes) for your onward connection to Ongava (approximately 45 minutes).
The private Ongava Game Reserve at Etosha is a premier game park spanning 30,000 hectares with access to wildlife within privacy and seclusion. Embark on game drives in search of more desert-adapted wildlife. You may be lucky to come across rare species such as black-faced impalas, or be amazed nonetheless with the burst of energy of wild animals congregating at the waterholes, such as lions, elephants, giraffes, black and white rhinos.
After your morning safari activities, transfer by flight to Windhoek (approximately 1 hour 10 minutes) where you can board your flight home or continue to your next destination in Africa.
Kulala Desert Lodge Sossuslvei • Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp • Ongava Lodge Etosha
Thatched “kulalas” with en-suite bathroom and verandas opening up to a view of the famous red dunes and a deck on the flat rooftop to sleep under the stars.
(Refurbished: 2013; Rooms: 23)
Strung in the remote Kaokeveld plains with plains of dry riverbeds which drew wildlife, this fully solar-powered camp provides access to the unforgiving Skeleton Coast with its eerie shipwrecks and vibrant colonies of Cape Fur seals.
(Opened: 2014; Rooms: 8)
Set on a hill with a vantage point overlooking the 30,000-hectare private reserve, it is within convenient access to productive waterholes where abundant wildlife gathers.
(Opened: 1995; Rooms: 14)
Beyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge • Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp • Little Ongava Lodge
Set amidst a vast 12,715 hectare in the world’s oldest living desert, each spacious air-conditioned suite offers private plunge pool, glass-encased rain shower with 180° desert views and retractable skylight above the bed.
(Refurbished: 2019; Rooms: 10)
Strung in the remote Kaokeveld plains with plains of dry riverbeds which drew wildlife, this fully solar-powered camp provides access to the unforgiving Skeleton Coast with its eerie shipwrecks and vibrant colonies of Cape Fur seals.
(Opened: 2014; Rooms: 8)
Ultra-intimate villa stay with a private deck, infinity pool and sala perched on the crest of a hill which comes with a view of the plains.
(Opened: 2002; Rooms: 3)
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