Namibia Safaris
Namibia, a destination in Africa that is often overlooked. Yes, some say it does not have the plethora of wildlife that the east or southern African destinations can have, however, what it does have is space and lots of it. Space that offers the modern-day traveller a truly unique experience. Space that affords the modern-day traveller a variety of choices from the monumental dunes of Sossusvlei, to the wild coasts of the Atlantic, the desert region of Damaraland, and the savannah plains of Etosha. A Namibia safari is truly one not to overlook with a vast array of attractions and a variety of means to enjoy them as well.
A Namibia safari is one that can be tailored to suit, with such a host of attractions, your safari can take many different shapes. The deep south plays home to Fish River Canyon, the second largest canyon in the world second only to the Grand Canyon in the USA, a quiet region with some stunning trekking experiences for the more active among us. The gigantic dunes of Sossusvlei are to be marvelled at on an early sunrise adventure; climbing them is not to be underestimated, but that early morning trek earns its just rewards as the sun draws up over the horizon and the landscape below lights up as the day begins. Damaraland offers the chance to track the desert-adapted wildlife of this unforgiving region, whilst the vast savannah plains and pans of Etosha provide the backdrop for a more traditional African safari experience.