Day 1: Windhoek
(1 night)

Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by our representative who will whisk you away to Urban Camp in Windhoek, a unique camping experience nestled in a tranquil garden oasis. The rest of the day is yours to kick back and unwind. Enjoy the camp’s modern facilities, such as shared bathrooms, free Wi-Fi and a communal kitchen, or relax in the cosy lounge or shaded garden with a sparkling pool.

In the evening, meet with your guide for a relaxed, informal briefing where you can ask any questions you may have. For dinner, why not explore the vibrant local scene and grab a bite at one of Windhoek's popular restaurants? Tomorrow, the real adventure begins as you follow your guide in your vehicle, making stops at exciting sites while chatting over two-way radios.

Accommodation: Windhoek Luxury Suites

Day 2 & 3: Sossusvlei
(2 nights)

Before you set off from Windhoek, grab a bite to eat and pick up some supplies for the journey ahead. Then, you’ll travel by convoy for 360 kilometres (about a 4-5 hour drive) to Desert Quiver Camp, where you’ll be staying for the night. Your guide will make stops at highlights along the way, allowing you to soak in the beautiful scenery. Upon arrival, you can kick back with a sundowner in the dunes or enjoy some well-deserved relaxation time at the pool.

On day 2, wake up early to prepare breakfast and head to the entrance of Sossusvlei at the Sesriem Gate. Spend the entire day exploring the stunning Sossusvlei area, taking in highlights like Sossusvlei, Dead Vlei, Dune 45, Big Daddy, Elim Dune and the Sesriem Canyon. You’ll have a packed lunch to enjoy in the dunes before heading back in the late afternoon to check in to Namib Desert Lodge which is a bit further away than your previous lodge. For those seeking a bit more adventure, optional activities like hot air balloon safaris and nature drives are available.

Accommodation: Elegant Desert Lodge

Day 4 & 5: Swakopmund
(2 nights)

On Day 4, set off for an exciting journey to Swakopmund, covering 400 kilometres in about 4-5 hours. Once you arrive, you’ll check into Fritz Manor, where you’ll enjoy bed and breakfast during your stay. Take some time to explore the charming beachfront, visit the curio shops and check out the Crystal Gallery. On Day 5, you can continue your adventure in Swakopmund with another hearty breakfast before diving into thrilling activities. Get your adrenaline pumping with optional extra activiites such as quad biking or sandboarding on the dunes, or opt for a leisurely boat cruise in Walvis Bay and a stroll through local markets. For those eager to explore further, optional day trips (extra cost) include the Welwitschia drive and a Moon Landscape tour. With so much to see and do, Swakopmund promises an unforgettable blend of relaxation and adventure.

Accommodation: Atlantic Garden Boutique Hotel

Day 6: Damaraland
(1 night)

Head north along the Skeleton Coast, travelling via Henties Bay to the Cape Cross seal colony. Along the way, stop to explore the fascinating Lichen Fields and see the shipwreck lying between the colourful coastal settlement of Wlotzkasbaken and Henties Bay, with your guide leading the convoy as you follow in your own vehicle. From Henties Bay, turn inland and cross the wide-open plains towards Spitzkoppe, where there will be time to photograph the dramatic granite peaks and surrounding landscapes, including the famous Rock Arch. You’ll also have the opportunity to see ancient Bushman rock paintings, offering a glimpse into the area’s long human history.

Accommodation: Ai Aiba Rock painting Lodge

Day 7: Etosha National Park (South)
(1 night)

You'll set off for a scenic 5-6 hour drive to the southern entrance of Etosha National Park at the Andersson Gate. After breakfast, your guide will lead the convoy, stopping at Khorixas before reaching Outjo, where you can enjoy a fantastic midway break at Etosha Corner - a community-based farm stall with a restaurant and local crafts, perfect for lunch and stocking up on supplies. If time permits, you’ll enter Etosha for an afternoon game drive, with your guide using two-way radios to communicate as you explore and stop at various waterholes. You should arrive at your lodge in time for lunch (optional extra) before settling in for the night.

Accommodation: Etosha Safari Lodge

Day 8 & 9: Etosha National Park (East)
(2 nights)

On Day 8, travel from the southern side of Etosha National Park to the eastern side, turning the journey into a full-day game drive as you make your way slowly through the park and stop at numerous waterholes along the way. On Day 9, you have the entire day set aside for further game viewing. You can explore in convoy with your guide, head out on a self-drive game drive at your own pace or arrange a guided game drive in one of the lodge’s open safari vehicles for an additional cost.

Accommodation: Onguma Bush Camp

Day 10: Central Namibia
(1 night)

Today, your guide will lead the convoy south via Otavi and Otjiwarongo to Otjiwa, Namibia’s oldest private game farm and home to around 25 wildlife species, including white rhino, sable and roan antelope. If time allows, the group may also choose to visit the Cheetah Conservation Fund Rehabilitation Centre for an insight into local conservation efforts, with the option discussed with your guide on the day. Once at Otjiwa, you can simply relax or take part in one of the optional activities on offer, such as a sundowner drive, guided game walk, rhino tracking or a night drive.

Accommodation: Otjiwa Lodge

‍Day 11: Windhoek

On your final day, you'll make your way back to Windhoek, covering 400 kilometres in around 5 hours, where you'll drop off your vehicle and wrap up your holiday. Upon arrival, you'll be transferred to the airport for your departure flight. Remember to arrive at the airport two hours before your international flight. The airport is about an hours drive from town - so booking a late flight is highly recommended for a stress-free conclusion to your adventure.