After breakfast, you will have morning rhino tracking at Okonjima Plains.

After the rhino tracking, you will be transferred to the Cheetah Conservation Foundation for the cheetah drive and feeding tour.

After, you will be driven to Mount Etjo or have rhino tracking at Mount Etjo in the morning on day 3. This will depend on the availability of the guide at these locations.

Rhino tracking in Namibia is an exciting and informative experience that allows people to see these iconic animals in their natural environment. Namibia has both black and white rhinoceros populations.

Meals and overnight at Mount Etjo Lodge.

After an early breakfast, you travel to Etosha National Park. You will have an evening game drive. During this activity, you will see various animals inside Etosha National Park. Finally, in the evening, you will depart for your accommodation at a lodge outside the national park. 

The park cannot support the large herds of game found in East Africa, but it has a diverse and haunting quality that few parks can match. Etosha or “the great white place,” owes its unique landscape to the Etosha Pan, a vast shallow depression of approximately 4800
sq km.

A series of waterholes along the southern edge of the pan attract game into this area. While anywhere in Etosha National Park is guaranteed to be a fantastic safari experience, we think you'll particularly enjoy Eastern Etosha National Park.

It has all the usual Etosha features, from the iconic salt pans to the fantastic wildlife. But its safari trails are less crowded because the camps out here are smaller and more exclusive.

Meals and overnight at Okaukuejo Resort/ Etosha Safari Lodge/ Etosha Safari Camp.

Start your day with a mouthwatering breakfast. You will later depart to your lodge in Damaraland. The afternoon is spent visiting Twyfelfontein rock art, and the evening is spent at leisure.

Discover an ancient world and its story as told through the more than 2500 rock engravings or petroglyphs at Twyfelfontein. This remarkable Unesco World Heritage–listed site, at the end of the Aba Huab Valley, is an extraordinary open-air gallery and it often ends up being many traveler's favorite place in Namibia.

As you explore the rock art of Twyfelfontein, you're taking a journey back to the Stone Age and through more than 6000 years of history. The rock engravings here show elephants, rhinos, giraffes and lions. There are even petroglyphs (rock engravings) of sea lions, even though Twyfelfontein is more than 100km from the sea.

Meals and overnight at Twyfelfontein Country Lodge / Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp.

After breakfast, you will visit Burnt Mountain and Organ Pipes before heading to Spitzkoppe. Enjoy lunch, and later in the afternoon, visit Spitzkoppe and the Himba village. The evening is spent engaging in different leisure activities.

Meals and overnight at Spitzkoppen Lodge / Spitzkoppen Tented Camp.

Today's journey requires an early start with an early morning breakfast. Then, you will depart for the coastal town of Swakopmund. First, explore the beach, followed by a 30-minute camel ride and a 90-minute sundowner quad biking tour.

Your dinner will be at The Tug Restaurant.

We know you'll love Swakopmund as much as we do. It's one of Namibia's prettiest towns, with German colonial-era buildings, from churches and half-timbered houses to the remains of a formidable fortress. You can see the sand dunes of the Namib from some points in town, and there are so many activities on offer while you're here.

Overnight at Swakopund Guesthouse / Swakopmund Sands / The Delight Swakopmund.

Start the day with huge excitement! After breakfast, you will go for an early morning drive to Walvis Bay, a marine cruise, followed by an adventure in the Namib Desert up to Sandwich Harbour.

You'll enjoy Walvis Bay, with its sand dunes close to town and good birding – this is a great place to see flamingos. It's right by the Atlantic Ocean and is nice and relaxed.

Meals and overnight at at Swakopund Guesthouse / Swakopmund Sands / The Delight Swakopmund.

After breakfast, depart to Sossusvlei. Take advantage of the photographic opportunity en route at the Tropic of Capricorn sign and stop at Solitaire to taste Africa's best apple pies. At 4:30pm, embark on a scenic nature drive to the lodge and enjoy still mineral water, a sundowner drink, and a snack platter en route.

Explore Sossusvlei, along its beautiful path through the Namib Sand Sea.

Meals and overnight at Sossusvlei Lodge / Sossus Dune Lodge / Little Sossus Lodge & Campsite.

This morning requires an early start, around 7:00am. You will visit Sossusvlei (Dune 45), Deadvlei, and Sesriem Canyon in your rented vehicle. Park fees are
included, and the evening is spent at leisure.

You'll spend the morning exploring the dune fields. The Namib Sand Sea is the second UNESCO World Heritage Site for Namibia (2013). One of the oldest, driest and most pristine areas on Earth, the Namib Desert is a world of vast spaces, endless horizons, dramatic deserts capes and jagged mountain heights. The best
time for photography in the dunes is early in the morning when the rising sun still casts shadows that give depth and contrast to the dunes.

You'll drive along the ancient Tsauchab riverbed until the tar road ends, the last few kilometres of thick sand to reach Sossusvlei: "the gathering place of the water." Sossusvlei is a striking white pan surrounded by ancient Camelthorn trees and the towering orange dunes of Namib. You'll visit Sesriem Canyon, a 30-meter deep gauge incised into the desert floor by the Tsauchab River. You'll rest in the afternoon and relax.

The sand dunes of Sossusvlei are one of the greatest natural wonders of southern Africa, and you'll get to see it all. Access to this remarkable place is along a long sand valley lined with dunes of seemingly impossible size and beauty. Climb one for incredible views, and then enjoy the warm and softening colors of the sand near sunrise and sunset.

Climb to the top of Dune 45, one of the most shapely and accessible of the dunes in Sossusvlei. The dune gets its name from the location (it's 45km from Sesriem). It's a challenging climb in the soft sand, but you can take your time and your reward is fantastic views from the summit. There are some good trees nearby for photos with dunes in the background.

You may decide on an optional activity. Why not? For sunrise, a trip in a hot air balloon. You will float in the air while admiring one of the most beautiful landscapes in the world. You will be served a glass of champagne and a full breakfast at the landing. This activity is not included in the price and will be charged at ZAR 11352 per person (which is equivalent to US $615 per person).

Meals and overnight at Sossusvlei Lodge / Sossus Dune Lodge / Little Sossus Lodge & Campsite.

You will have an early morning breakfast before departing from Sossusvlei to Hosea Kutako International Airport. Then, say goodbye to your guide and do some shopping as you await your flight back home or to any other African country.

The journey to Hosea Kutako International Airport is about 361.4km (about a 4-and-a-half-hour drive).