Discover Namibia’s Top Attractions on Extended Tours!
Looking to extend your trip in our beautiful country? Let us guide you through Namibia’s wonders: from the wildlife of Etosha and the dunes of Sossusvlei, to fishing along the Skeleton Coast, flamingos at Sandwich Harbor, dolphin cruises in Walvis Bay, and the haunting beauty of Kolmanskop!
Safari Serenity
Explore Etosha National Park
Immerse yourself in Namibia’s wildlife haven, where vast salt pans teem with life. Marvel at herds of elephants gracefully lumbering across the plains, spot towering giraffes reaching for the treetops, and witness the stealthy prowess of lions and cheetahs as they roam freely in their natural habitat.
Etosha’s diverse ecosystem also hosts zebras, springboks, wildebeests, and an array of birdlife, offering unforgettable encounters and breathtaking landscapes that showcase Africa’s untamed beauty.
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Namibia’s Heart: Sossusvlei
Discover Namibia’s Iconic Desert Landscape
Experience the otherworldly beauty of Sossusvlei, where towering red dunes stretch as far as the eye can see, contrasting against the vivid blue sky. Here, tourists will marvel at the iconic Dune 45, a photographer’s dream at sunrise or sunset. Explore the surreal landscape of Dead Vlei, where ancient camel thorn trees stand silhouetted against cracked clay pans, creating a hauntingly beautiful scene. For the adventurous, climbing Big Daddy offers panoramic views of the desert expanse. Sossusvlei’s stark beauty and unique desert-adapted flora and fauna provide an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of Namibia’s dramatic landscapes.
Cast Away
Along the skeleton coast
Prepare for an angler’s paradise along the Skeleton Coast of Namibia, where rugged beauty meets abundant marine life. Known for its dramatic shipwrecks and windswept beaches, this remote stretch offers an unparalleled fishing experience. Anglers can test their skills against a variety of prized catches, from shore or by charter, including cob, shark, steenbras, and galjoen. Beyond fishing, the Skeleton Coast’s mystical allure and untouched landscapes beckon adventurers to explore its ancient dunes, encounter desert-adapted wildlife, and uncover tales of maritime history. Whether casting a line or soaking in the coastal splendor, the Skeleton Coast promises a journey of discovery and excitement in Africa’s untamed wilderness.
Flamingo Haven
Discover Walvis Bay’s Sandwich Harbor
Embark on a captivating journey to Walvis Bay’s Sandwich Harbor, where the vibrant hues of flamingos paint the waters in a mesmerizing spectacle. Here, amidst the serene coastal beauty, visitors can witness thousands of these graceful birds in their natural habitat, creating a scene that’s both peaceful and awe-inspiring. For an added thrill, venture to nearby Pelican Point to observe colonies of seals basking lazily in the sun, adding to the charm of this unique marine ecosystem. Whether capturing photos of flamingos in flight or marveling at the playful antics of seals, Sandwich Harbor offers an unforgettable experience of Namibia’s coastal wonders.
Dolphin Delight
enjoy dolphin cruise
Embark on an enchanting dolphin cruise in Walvis Bay, where the playful antics of these intelligent creatures greet you in the sparkling Atlantic waters. Glide alongside pods of dolphins as they leap and frolic around the boat, creating magical moments against the backdrop of Namibia’s coastal beauty. As you sail, marvel at the seabirds soaring overhead and take part in feeding the friendly pelicans that swoop down for treats. Near Pelican Point, watch as colonies of seals bask on the shores, adding to the excitement of your marine adventure. This cruise promises not only unforgettable encounters with marine life but also the chance to immerse yourself in the natural splendor of Walvis Bay’s rich biodiversity.
Echoes of History
explore a ghost town
Kolmanskop, nestled near Lüderitz in Namibia, is a mesmerizing ghost town frozen in time. Established during the early 20th century diamond rush, this once-thriving mining settlement boasted luxurious amenities uncommon for its remote desert location, such as a hospital, ballroom, and even a bowling alley. Today, Kolmanskop stands as a poignant reminder of its prosperous past, now swallowed by the shifting sands of the Namib Desert. Visitors can wander through its abandoned streets and explore homes half-buried by dunes, offering a surreal and evocative glimpse into a bygone era of diamond wealth and colonial history amidst the haunting beauty of southern Namibia.