Dunes, coast, desert elephants and Etosha in one unhurried, privately guided loop.
The full Namibian journey. Your private guide drives you through ever-changing landscapes, from the red Namib to the Atlantic, into the wild northwest and finally to Etosha’s waterholes.
The roads are long but beautiful, and we build in two nights at each stop so there is always time to breathe.
Namibia
Luxury safari
Handpicked luxury lodges and camps, chosen for their setting, service and guiding.
Private safari
Your own vehicle and guide for the whole journey, never shared with other travellers.
Made to measure
Change the pace, a lodge or an activity and we rebuild the itinerary around you.
Start any day
Travel on the dates that suit you, subject to lodge and permit availability.
Solo travellers welcome
Priced for one on request, with the single supplement shown under Rates.
Pace and fitness
Balanced, fitness: moderate.
Arrive and meet your guide. A quiet evening in Windhoek.
Overnight
A small boutique hotel on a hill above Windhoek.
Into the desert for the dunes at sunrise, Deadvlei and a night at the observatory.
Overnight
&Beyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge (opens the property’s website in a new tab)
Stone and glass villas in a private reserve, with skylights for stargazing from bed.
The canyon road to the coast, then a morning kayaking with seals in Walvis Bay.
Overnight
The Strand Hotel Swakopmund (opens the property’s website in a new tab)
A sea-facing hotel on the Mole, a short walk from the old town.
North to the Huab valley for desert elephants and rock art.
Overnight
Damaraland Camp (opens the property’s website in a new tab)
Community-owned camp in the Huab valley, known for desert elephants.
Two days of waterholes in Etosha, with night drives in Onguma.
Overnight
Onguma The Fort (opens the property’s website in a new tab)
A Moorish-style hideaway overlooking a waterhole on Etosha's eastern edge.
Drive south to Windhoek for your flight home.
A small boutique hotel on a hill above Windhoek.
&Beyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge (opens the property’s website in a new tab)
Stone and glass villas in a private reserve, with skylights for stargazing from bed.
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
The Strand Hotel Swakopmund (opens the property’s website in a new tab)
A sea-facing hotel on the Mole, a short walk from the old town.
Breakfast
Damaraland Camp (opens the property’s website in a new tab)
Community-owned camp in the Huab valley, known for desert elephants.
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Onguma The Fort (opens the property’s website in a new tab)
A Moorish-style hideaway overlooking a waterhole on Etosha's eastern edge.
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Important to know
Rates per person
| Season | Solo | 2 people | 3 people | 4 people | 5 people | 6 people | 7+ people |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High season | US$11,000 | US$9,200 | US$8,648 | US$8,648 | US$8,648 | US$8,648 | Get quote |
| Low season | US$9,700 | US$7,900 | US$7,426 | US$7,426 | US$7,426 | US$7,426 | Get quote |
Prices are per person, in US dollars, and depend on the number of travellers sharing the vehicle and guide. They are sample rates for planning and will be confirmed when you enquire, as lodge, flight and park prices change each year.
Best time for this trip Apr to Nov
Pack light, neutral clothes in layers, a warm top for early mornings, a sun hat, sunscreen and comfortable walking shoes. Where light aircraft are used, bring a soft bag of no more than 15 kg per person including hand luggage.
Made to measure
Every Uwera safari is private. Slow the pace, add a night by a lake, swap a lodge or bring the children: tell us in your request and we will rebuild the itinerary around you.
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