NAMIBIA
Vast. Untamed. Otherworldly.
“Soaring over Namibia’s Hoanib Valley and the Skeleton Coast, dunes rise, oryx roam, and the desert whispers stories untouched by time.”
—AMANDA KAM, FOUNDER
Namibia’s Iconic Landscapes
Sossusvlei & Deadvlei
Towering red dunes contrast with the white clay pans of Deadvlei, creating one of the world’s most surreal landscapes.
Skeleton Coast
A misty, desolate coastline scattered with shipwrecks, home to Cape fur seals and desert-adapted wildlife.
Etosha National Park
A vast salt pan where waterholes attract lions, elephants, and Namibia’s largest concentration of black rhinos.
Damaraland
A dramatic region of ancient petroglyphs, rugged mountains,& desert-adapted elephants.
Swakopmund & Walvis Bay
A charming coastal town perfect for sandboarding and scenic flights.
Kaokoland
A remote, untouched landscape where the Himba people maintain their rich traditions.
Luxury Lodging
Little Kulala
Elegant suites with plunge pools and private decks, offering direct access to Sossusvlei’s dunes.
Little Ongava Lodge
A private game reserve next to Etosha, with big-game safaris.
Shipwreck Lodge
A design-forward retreat set along the Skeleton Coast, blending adventure with seclusion.
Sossuvlei Desert Lodge
A modern oasis in the Namib Desert, with stargazing skylights and dune adventures.
Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp
Desert wildlife encounters and scenic flights over the Skeleton Coast.
Wolwedans Boulder Camp
Secluded eco-lodge in the NamibRand Reserve
Itinerary Inspiration
For the Family
Highlights: Climb Big Daddy dune, dolphin cruise, private game drives, family-friendly luxury lodges
Day 1 – Arrive in Windhoek
Day 2–3 – Sossusvlei: Dune adventures + nature walks
Day 4–5 – Swakopmund: Dolphin cruise + sandboarding
Day 6–9 – Etosha: Guided private safaris + waterhole viewing
Day 10 – Depart from Windhoek
For the Adventurers
Highlights: Wild rhino tracking, heli-flips over dunes, Himba cultural encounters
Day 1 – Arrive in Windhoek
Day 2–3 – Sossusvlei: Dune climbs + quad biking
Day 4–5 – Skeleton Coast: Shipwrecks + remote coastlines
Day 6–7 – Damaraland: Rhino tracking + rock engravings
Day 8–11 – Etosha: Private game drives + photography hides
Day 12 – Depart from Windhoek
For the Honeymooners
Highlights: Hot air balloon safari, candlelit desert dinners, intimate luxury stays
Day 1 – Arrive at &Beyond Sossusvlei
Day 2–3 – Explore dunes + romantic desert picnics
Day 4–5 – Swakopmund: Scenic flights + coastal walks
Day 6–7 – Etosha: Sunset drives + stargazing
Day 8 – Depart from Windhoek
The Fly-In Safari
Highlights: Scenic bush flights, exclusive wilderness lodges, remote exploration
Day 1 – Arrive in Windhoek
Day 2–3 – Sossusvlei: Aerial dune tours + desert hikes
Day 4–5 – Skeleton Coast: Fly-in lodge + beach drives
Day 6 – Damaraland: Cultural visits + desert elephants
Day 7 – Fly back to Windhoek and depart
NAMIBIA AT A GLANCE
Namibia is striking year-round, but June to October offers the best conditions for luxury safaris and clear skies.
Safari Season: July–November
82°F / 28°C | Dry
Desert Blooms: October–April
86°F / 30°C | Light rain
Sossusvlei at its Best: July–September
77°F / 25°C | Crisp mornings
Capital: Windhoek
Language: English
Currency: NAD (Namibian Dollar) & ZAR (South African Rand)
National Animal: Oryx
Entry: Visa-free or visa-on-arrival for most nationalities
Vaccine Requirement: Yellow Fever certificate required only if arriving from or transiting through a risk country (e.g. Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda)
Getting Around: Fly-in safaris or private 4x4
Time Zone: GMT+2
Plugs: Type D/M, 220V
