Namibia boasts deserts, seascapes, wetlands, flora and fauna. Blessed with rich natural resources, Namibia possesses a modern infrastructure, diverse cultures and an annual average of 300 days of sunshine! It is the only country in the world that addresses the conservation and protection of their natural resources in its constitution. On your Namibia safari, you’ll experience the best of Southern Africa: dunes, harbors, reserves, exquisite cuisine, mighty elephants and tiny frogs.

Through the heart of the Namibia, soak up spectacular mountain scenery and magnificent views of the famous orange and red dunes of Sossusvlei. You’ll marvel at the way they change color before your eyes, morphing as the minutes tick by from purple shadows to various shades of orange. Burn serious calories as you hike to the top of a powdery soft-sand dune for more breathtaking views. Move on to Deadvlei, a photographer’s dream. Hidden in the dunes, this ancient pan where camelthorn trees grew some 700 years ago consists now of parched white earth peppered with hauntingly preserved trees. Fly over the great dune sea to the coast, enjoy a birds-eye view of Conception Bay, the Eduard Bohlen shipwreck, Sandwich Harbor and the Walvis Bay lagoon and salt pans. Chances are you’ll encounter Cape fur seals, flamingos, pelicans, cormorants and dolphins.