Tailormade Holidays in Namibia
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Special Offers

Enjoy luxury camps at a non-luxury price. Until April 2012 you can stay in a special selection of Wilderness Safaris’ camps in six African countries, designing your perfect itinerary for a great winter escape. From a flying safari to the waterways and wildlife of the Okavango Delta, Botswana, to a fantastic desert experience in Namibia, or a visit to the amazing Victoria Falls. Call us to design your perfect tailor-made adventure.

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When to Travel

Namibia can be recommended for year round travel. Temperatures remain at their most comfortable during our spring and summer with blue skies and good game viewing opportunities, however there can be a chill in the air at nightfall. Rain tends to fall during November to March, this usually occurs as heavy thunderstorms which often clear quickly.

 

HAUNTING, MESMERIC, DECEPTIVE

Namibia’s remote desert landscape is home to the indigenous Himba and San tribes, desert elephants and the breathtaking sand dunes of Sossusvlei. Whatever your interest, Namibia’s diversity makes it an ideal destination to explore.

Meet Linzi Summers, Regional Specialist for Namibia

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Namibia is a country of contrasts, from the magnificent Fish River Canyon, the endless Skeleton Coast, the towering red dunes at Sossuslei and the game in the Etosha National Park your trip will ensure memories of a lifetime.

“A FEW OF MY FAVOURITE  NAMIBIAN HIGHLIGHTS”
The Himba

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“Sharing a laugh with an Ovahimba Tribesmen while visiting their village in the north of the country."

 Black Rhino

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"Tracking the endangered Black Rhino on foot by the Hoanib River in Damaraland."

 Enormous Sand Dunes

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“Sitting on top of one of the world's highest sand dunes to watch the sunrise in Sossusvlei."