11-Nights Best of Namibia Wing Safari from $19,780

Day 1 Welcome to Johannesburg, South Africa
Upon arrival into Johannesburg you will be met and assisted on foot to your airport accommodation.

Johannesburg is the economic heart of South Africa, the central focus of Egoli ('Place of Gold'), as the Sotho name for Gauteng suggests. The largest and richest city in South Africa, Johannesburg's lifestyle is bustling and upbeat.

Intercontinental Johannesburg O.R. Tambo Airport Hotel

Day 2 Johannesburg to Sossusvlei
This morning make your own way on foot to Johannesburg International Airport for your flight to Namibia (not included). Upon arriving into Windhoek, you will be met and assisted with connecting onto your flight to Sossuslvlei.

Internationally known as a photographer's dream, Sossusvlei with its monumental dunes was formed by multi-directional winds. The photogenic lure of this area is breathtaking, boasting exceptional scenery, as well as a wild and romantic spirit. It is made up of a vast, dry clay pan over which towers a sea of magnificent sand dunes, reputedly the highest dunes in the world. When it has rained sufficiently, the main pan draws flamingos and other aquatic birds to the area.

Wilderness Little Kulala
Meals: B, D

Day 3 Activities in Sossusvlei
Spend the day enjoying the activities offered at Little Kulala. Explore the wonders of an ancient desert either on a nature drive or by quad bike. Climb and scramble down the 984-foot red ochre dunes at Sossusvlei. Hike through Sesriem Canyon, where water carved through rock over millennia. Sip sundowners as the sun fires up the sky, then fades. Then sleep under the most impossibly starry sky on Earth.

Wilderness Little Kulala
Meals: B, L, D

Day 4 Sossusvlei to Damaraland
Fly over the dunes of the Namib Desert continuing to Damaraland.

Damaraland is renowned for its interesting flora and fauna dominated by rugged mountain ranges and steep escarpments, scorched by a relentless desert sun and inhabited almost exclusively by the unique semi-nomadic Himba tribe. Game species include desert elephant, black rhino, ostrich and springbok. If you want to be inspired by one of Mother Nature's rarest beasts, searching for the endangered desert elephant in Damaraland is a must.

Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Meals: B, L, D

Day 5 Activities in Damaraland
Once a field station dedicated to protecting black rhinos is now a thriving 21-year community conservancy partnership. This desert sanctuary is located in one of the last untouched places on Earth. Walk in the footsteps of remarkable desert-adapted rarities like the black rhino. Spot desert-adapted wildlife on nature drives, or learn about the smaller fauna and flora on nature trails.

Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Meals: B, L, D

Day 6 Damaraland to Skeleton Coast
Your wing safari continues as you fly to the Skeleton Coast.

Remote Wilderness Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp rests in Namibia's famed, ancient Kaokoveld, one of the world's last great wildernesses. Discover a wild stretch of the Atlantic where the desert meets the sea. A place of immense dunes and rocky mountains dotted with oases that offer an inviting respite from the dry surrounds of the desert.

Wilderness Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp
Meals: B, L, D

Day 7 Activities in Skeleton Coast
Wilderness Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp is a true desert oasis in a land that seems uninhabitable, but is life-filled. Explore an otherworldly landscape of immense dunes and rocky mountains. Amongst the dry riverbeds, desert-adapted wildlife is revealed. Look out for elephants, oryx, giraffes, and even lions and elusive brown hyena. Take a thrilling drive to the wild, windswept Skeleton Coast. Hike rocky outcrops, scramble down enormous sand dunes, marvel at desert oases, and dine under impossibly starry night skies.

Wilderness Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp
Meals: B, L, D

Day 8 Activities in Skeleton Coast
Enjoy another day of activities in the remote and unspoiled Skeleton Coast National Park.

Wilderness Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp
Meals: B, L, D

Day 9 Skeleton Coast to Ongava Game Reserve
Continue your sky safari from Skeleton Coast to Ongava Game Reserve which borders Etosha National Park.

Ongava is one of the largest private game reserves in Namibia, with over 125 square miles to explore. With opportunities to explore both Ongava and the neighboring Etosha National Park, there is an astonishing variety of life found in this spectacular environment. Lions, black and white rhinos, elephants, giraffe and severalstunning species of antelope, including rare black-faced impala, are at home on the reserve.

From January 16 to March 20, 2026, accommodation in Ongava Game Reserve will be at Anderssons at Ongava.

Little Ongava
Meals: B, L, D

Day 10 Activities at Ongava Game Reserve
Ongava Game Reserve offers a variety of activities. Ongava's proximity to Etosha allows for game drives in the Etosha National Park and on the Ongava Reserve itself. Other possibilities include guided walks, birding and visiting hides. Ongava holds one of the largest rhino custodianships for the Namibian government in the country and is one of the few private game reserves in southern Africa where guests can see both black and white rhino.

Little Ongava
Meals: B, L, D

Day 11 Etosha to Windhoek
This morning enjoy your last game activity before your flight back to Windhoek. Upon arriving in Windhoek you will be met and transferred to your accommodation.

Windhoek combines the modern city architectural style with that of the German colonial era. The city is a bit provincial, although the atmosphere does have cosmopolitan flare as well. You will spend the night here before your morning departure flight.

The Olive Exclusive
Meals: B

Day 12 Depart Windhoek
This morning completes your Namibia journey. You will be transferred to the airport for your departure flight.

Meals: B