Itinerary Namibia 10 days

Arrival and welcome with our team then transfer at the hotel.
Overnight the Mövenpick Hotel Windhoek

Breakfast heading north towards Okahandja. Weather permitting, we will stop at the large open craft market, which houses crafts from all over Southern Africa including Namibia, Zimbabwe, Zambia and South Africa. Lunch on road before arriving at the lodge in the evening.
Overnight at the Otjibamba Lodge

Breakfast and departure for the National Park, We continue north into Etosha National Park, arriving at the lodge in time for lunch. The park is home to hundreds of species of mammals, birds and reptiles, including several threatened and endangered species such as the black rhino. Visitors can expect to see many species of bulls, elephants, giraffes, rhinos and lions. If you are lucky you will see leopard and cheetah. After good rains, the salt pan fills with water attracting a mass of flamingos. More than 340 species of birds have been counted in the park. In the afternoon, we leave for our first game drive.
Overnight at the lodge Etosha National Park

Breakfast and start the day with our guided tour, offering many opportunities for spectacular sightings and photographs. After breakfast at the lodge, we leave in the morning. We will enjoy lunch in the park/lodge then return to our game drive in the afternoon.
Overnight at the lodge Etosha National Park

After breakfast at the lodge, we depart for Palmwag.Palmwag is a nature reserve located in the beautiful northwest of Damaraland. Wildlife includes leopards, lions, cheetahs, zebras, giraffes, springboks and kudus. If you’re lucky, you might spot Namibia’s famous desert elephants.Weather permitting; we will take a guided walk in the nearby river bed. Overnight at Palmwag Lodge

Breakfast we observe some varied wild animals, the elephant, to the smallest antelope in southern Africa. Lunch en route before arriving at the lodge.
Overnight at the lodge Tywfelfontein

After breakfast, visit the famous rock carvings of Twyfelfontein. In this village, this site of rock carvings is one of the largest concentrations of petroglyphs (carvings) and rock paintings in Africa. UNESCO approved it as Namibia’s first World Heritage Site in 2007. We have lunch in road, in a restaurant and then continue with our trip to the coast. Overnight in a guesthouse Swakopmund

After breakfast, we will go to Walvis Bay where we will embark on a cruise. Get an up-close encounter with seals, dolphins, pelicans, and possibly whales. Enjoy a variety of seafood, soft drinks and sparkling wines.We leave for Sossusvlei, traveling south. Lunch The journey takes us through beautiful scenic landscapes, including passing through the Kuiseb Canyon and the Tropic of Capricorn. We can even spot wildlife including mountain zebras, springboks, ostriches and even meerkats. Overnight at Sossusvlei Lodge

We leave early after breakfast to visit Sossusvlei. The region is best known for its spectacular red dunes, some of which are considered the highest in the world, reaching 300m. Sossusvlei itself is a large white, salty, clay pan located in the middle of this ancient red desert and offers wonderful photographic opportunities. Occasionally the pan fills with water, providing a fantastic sight as the glassy lake reflects the surrounding dunes. Despite the harsh desert conditions in the region, a wide variety of plants and animals can be found here that have adapted to survive.
Overnight at Sossusvlei Lodge

After having breakfast at the lodge, we head back to Windhoek via the Great Escarpment Mountain Range. Arrival in Windhoek then transfer to the airport in the evening.