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Join Lark Journeys Namibia on a guided journey through Namibia. This trip is run as a scheduled group tour with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 6 people. Their dedicated guides are known for their extensive knowledge of the region and understanding of local cultures, but also for their ability to connect with their guests. Take your time on this journey to enjoy the scenery and soak up the experience. Lark Journeys Namibia specializes in private and small group safaris.
With its lush green gardens and lavish designer rooms, Windhoek Luxury Suites offers luxury and tranquillity in the heart of the Namibian capital.
Styled with luxurious amenities and exquisitely decorated, the comfortable rooms open to a beautifully maintained private garden.
The wood-decked pool area is great for relaxing and soaking up the Namibian sun, while a refreshing dip in the pool is essential for those hot summer months.
Barely a stone’s throw away, the three sister restaurants will wow you with a range of mouthwatering dishes and some of the best fine dining in Windhoek.
All rooms are air-conditioned, equipped with comfortable bedding, flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi as well as a private bathroom and garden area with sun terrace.
Dead Valley Lodge is situated next to the main entrance gate inside the Namib-Naukluft National Park, between the Sesriem campsite and Elim Dune on the way to the world famous Sossusvlei and the Dead Vlei. This oasis offers a panoramic view of the Namib Desert with towering red sand dunes, rugged mountain ranges, and arid desert savannahs.
Each of the 20 free-standing luxury tented chalets is climate controlled and equipped with double bed units, electric plugs, private patios, a kitchenette, and free-standing bathrooms stocked with toiletries. Guests can enjoy the top-class restaurant that serves delicious Namibian-style cuisine, relax in the picturesque bar with a cold drink after a day of activities, or cool off in the open-air swimming pool overlooking the Elim Dune.
The lodge’s eco-friendly design and architecture have truly been inspired by Sossusvlei and with its own entrance into the Namib-Naukluft National Park, making the Dead Valley Lodge one of the closest lodges to Sossusvlei pan. The lodge offers game drives in the morning and afternoon to Sossusvlei and Sesriem Canyon.
Amongst the town’s captivating contrasts and old traditions, Gondwana’s Delight is a fresh breeze in the desert. A refreshing, relaxing, modern, light and airy establishment to uplift and inspire. Effortless and comfortable, with the distinctively warm and welcoming Gondwana service and charm, your stay is always a memorable experience.
Nestled in rolling boulders of a granite outcrop, Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp is conveniently situated a ten-minute drive from Twyfelfontein Rock Engravings, within walking distance of the Damara Living Museum and the Huab River Valley.
Accommodation at the property consists of 12 furnished en-suite tents with two beds, an open bathroom with a solar heated hot shower, basin and toilet and a shaded terrace with chairs. The 'Main tent', an open Lapa, gives space for restaurant area, a bar and pool deck.
Guests can also enjoy a scenic nature drive in the ephemeral Huab River and surrounding valley. It is an excursion exposing visitors to unique geological formations and the possibility of sighting the elusive desert-adapted elephants and rhinos.
A visit in the neighbouring Damara Living Museum can be done in own arrangement, it offers a fascinating look into the people, heritage, pulse and soul of Damaraland.
Okaukuejo Resort is ideally located 17 km from the southern entrance of the park. Famous for its flood-lit waterhole, where visitors can observe at close quarters a spectacle of wildlife congregating and interacting. The comfortable guest chalets have views overlooking the waterhole. The bush chalets feature double rooms or family chalets. Other facilities include a restaurant, bar, shop, swimming pool, kiosk and camping facilities.
Onguma Bush Camp is ideal for families who would like to have a base from which they can explore Etosha National Park. Upon your return, relax and cool off around the swimming pool while watching a spectacular sunset... and the children can run around on the lawns as this is an enclosed camp.
Dinner is served in the dinning area overlooking a large waterhole. Here you will be treated to an excellent combination of European and traditional African cuisine while watching the game coming to drink.
The new water-level hide will provide hours of game viewing opportunities for guests.
Onguma Nature Reserve now offers an opportunity to start a safari from the moment guests touch down at the private airstrip!
On arrival at Windhoek International Airport, you will be transferred through to Windhoek. After checking in to your hotel you can then head out to get your first taste of the Namibian capital on an optional 3-hour city and township tour (time permitting), exploring with a local guide and learning all about the history and the people of Windhoek. Alternatively, you can relax by the pool or take an early dinner (own expense) at any of the nearby excellent restaurants, all within walking distance.
An early breakfast this morning with the rest of your group before you hit the road at 9 a.m. Your journey today takes you west through to Windhoek, and then south with your first official stop being in the small town of Rehoboth. From here, you make your way past the Naukluft Mountains and into the Namib Desert.
On arrival in the desert, there is time to check into your accommodation and enjoy lunch before some down time to swim, siesta or just marvel at the stunning views from your camp. Late afternoon you head out on a short walk to enjoy the sunset at Elim's Dune before dinner.
An early start this morning as you head into the heart of the Namib Desert. After a pre-dawn breakfast, you enter the dune field, making your way towards Deadvlei. As you travel, there will be opportunities to take plenty of photos of the dunes as they change colour with the rising sun, before arriving in the 4x4 car park where you continue the adventure on foot.
You hike the 1 km across to Dead Vlei where your guide will explain the history of this fascinating area before allowing you the freedom to explore, take photos, climb Big Daddy, the highest dune in the area, or just enjoy the experience of this serene landscape. From here, you make your way across to Sossusvlei, where the area gets it name, where you can enjoy a snack and a break at the picnic benches under the shade of a tree, a welcome respite from the harsh desert sun.
Mid morning, you start to make your way out of the desert, stopping again for photos along the way, aiming to arrive back at camp in time for a well deserved lunch. You can then relax during the heat of the afternoon with a siesta or a swim.
Late afternoon, you visit the nearby Sesriem Canyon, a small but important landmark in the area as once the only permanent water source for the local people and wildlife. Explore the canyon, climb down, and walk along the canyon learning about the geology of the area.
After breakfast this morning you pack your bags and hit the road. Your first official stop today is Solitaire. As the name suggest, this is not a bustling city, but a small settlement now famous with travellers for its Apple Pie and car collection.
After a short stop, you continue on your journey towards the coast, making stops at the Tropic of Capricorn, Gaub Pass and Kuiseb Canyon, before crossing the desert plains and arriving at Walvis Bay. Here you visit the Walvis Bay Lagoon, a important breeding site, and now Ramsar listed wetland site for aquatic birds, most famously the flamingo.
From Walvis Bay, you head north, along the coast, through to Swakopmund, arriving mid afternoon. Here your guide will give you a short tour of the town to orientate you, before checking in to your accommodation in the heart of the city.
A full day to relax today, or make the most of the day and join in some optional activities. These range from adrenaline junkie options for the more adventurous including: skydiving, sand boarding, quad biking, sea kayaking, Sandwich Harbour tours, fat biking tours to more relaxed options including: boat cruise, living desert tour, township tour, moon landscape tour, food and drink tours and more.
Should you wish to just relax, enjoy a lie in, take a walk through the city or along the beach, and enjoy the quaint little town of Swakopmund.
After breakfast you leave Swakopmund and head north along the famous Skeleton Coast. Your first stop today is the Zeila Shipwreck, the most recent victim of the harsh Benguela current from as recently as 2008.
Your next stop is Cape Cross, home to one of the largest breeding colonies of Cape Fur seals in the world. Here, your senses will be overloaded with a pungent smell and very audible calling of thousands of Cape Fur seals looking for their loved ones.
You continue your journey, first back to Henties Bay and then inland, across the gravel plains of the Namib. Enjoy the changing of landscape as you head into Damaraland, and region of Namibia best known for it's community conservancies where people and wildlife live together in some of the country's most impressive landscapes. As you travel through to your camp for the next 2 nights, you will have the opportunity to stop and meet some of the people that call this area home, the Himba, Herero, and Damara. These enterprising individuals have created small roadside markets, offering the perfect chance not only to buy curios but to meet and support the local tribes people.
Arrival at your camp signals the end of a long day on the road and the perfect chance to relax with a drink to enjoy the sunset.
Another early start, who said this was a holiday! This morning you head deeper into Damaraland. Your goal this morning is to head off the beaten track, and enjoy a nature drive through the river beds, searching for desert elephants. Namibia (just one of 2 countries in the world) is incredibly lucky to be home to these free roaming elephants that have managed to adapt genetically to survive in these harsh desert landscapes.
After your morning drive you head back into 'civilisation' and visit the UNESCO World heritage site of Twyfelfontein, home to some of the world's oldest rock etchings. Here, a local guide takes you on a fascinating tour of this art collection, explaining the importance of rock art to the local people, both when it was created, and even to this day.
Your journey today takes us into the world renowned Etosha National Park. You enter the park via the western Galton gate, and from there you game drive the full afternoon all the way through to Okaukuejo, your base for the night. The park itself covers 22,270 kms², and gets its name from the salt pan that makes up approximately 23% of the park. Once a massive lake, the Etosha Pan is now mostly dry, with the exception of good rainfall years when the pan fills up enough to become a breeding ground for flamingos that migrate between Walvis Bay and Sua Pan in Botswana.
You enjoy a game drive from the park gate, stopping at some popular (animal) waterholes, before arriving late afternoon at your lodge. Tonight you can relax by the floodlit waterhole, an excellent chance to view those creatures that prefer to be active during the cool of the night.
Today will be devoted to exploring the park and maximising your chances for amazing wildlife sightings. You start with an early breakfast before heading into the park for a full day of game driving. From Okaukuejo, you will drive from waterhole to waterhole (especially in the winter months), as they support a rich diversity of animals. These waterholes are one of the most unique aspects of Etosha National Park, and a major attraction for wildlife photographers and animal behaviour experts as the different species of animals, both predator and prey alike, can often be captured (on camera) drinking at the same waterhole.
You make your way east across the park, checking in at Halali and then Namutoni before exiting the park late afternoon and arriving at Onguma Private Reserve.
After an early breakfast this morning you hit the road, making your way south back towards the capital. Your drive today takes you south through some small farming towns and just before you reach Otjiwarongo you make a detour to the Cheetah Conservation Fund where you join a 1-hour cheetah drive. From here, you continue on through Okahandja, where time permitting, you make a short stop at the Woodcarvers Market, an informal market for local craftsmen and a good place to bargain for some last minute gifts for those you left at home.
You aim to arrive back in Windhoek no later than 4 p.m., and you will be dropped off at your accommodation in Windhoek, or at the international airport for your onward flight.
This tour gives you a great overview of the main tourist destinations in Namibia. Enjoy exploring places like Sesriem, Swakopmund, Damaraland and Etosha National Park in a relatively short period. In addition, activities such as the game drives allow you an opportunity to view wildlife and the beautiful landscapes of Namibia.
For this tour, you will be served with daily breakfast and dinner as mentioned in the itinerary. Let Lark Journeys Namibia know if you have any dietary requirements.
Hosea Kutako International Airport
37 km
Transfer included
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