Safarilodges and gamedrives in the Namib desert, Caprivi and Etoscha

Enjoy the stunning environment and the rich wildlife of Namibia in the Etoscha, Caprivi and the Namib desert

Namibia is a diverse travel destination. Since independence in 1990, 12 tribes are living peacefully together. The Namib, the eldest desert in the world, reaches as far as to the Atlantic Ocean. To the east, the Kalahari stretches across the Botswana border. In the south you will find the world-famous Fish River Canyon bordering to South Africa, and in the north the Etosha Pan and the Caprivi Strip (Zambezi Region) are popular destinations. The wildlife of Namibia reaches far beyond the "Big Five" and reflects the biodiversity of the entire continent. The Caprivi Strip is home to most species because of its abundance of water. In the desert regions of the Namib and the Kalahari, on the other hand, life is harder. Particularly noteworthy are state and many private foundations and initiatives that have set themselves the goal of preserving the diversity of the animal world. Threatened species, such as rhinos and cheetahs, are protected in reserves so that they can live a largely "wild" life. Immerse yourself in the original life of the Himbas, the San and the Nama during your journey. Not only for animal lovers, Namibia is a prime destination, but also for photographers. Specially the desert regions with a nearly inexhaustible play of colors of the dune landscapes is unique. The drive from Sesriem to Sossusvlei can be addictive. We have explored Namibia for you and selected the most attractive sights, the best lodges and tent camps as well as the most beautiful photo locations for you.