For the next 3 days, experience true overlanding—off the grid in a wild, stunning area with just 1 person per 2 sq km. Encounter hyenas, desert lions, jackals, leopards, cheetahs, and desert elephants. Guests say it’s like a NatGeo adventure.
Kaokoland, between Skeleton Coast and Etosha Park, has rich wildlife in the Hoarusib and Hoanib valleys, marking the shift from desert to savanna. It’s protected by conservancies and home to the Himba Tribe.
Namibia Expedition
About the trip
Namibia’s landscapes are so vast and unspoiled that it’s said you can travel for hours without seeing another human being-one of the few places on Earth where true solitude exists. In some parts of Namibia, especially the Namib Desert, the silence is so profound that it can feel unsettling. It’s one of the quietest places on Earth.
Expedition Type
Escorted 4×4 Self Drive Expedition
Date
11 July To 25 July 2025
Duration
14 Nights
Package Cost
From 3,95,000/- PP Onwards + GST & Taxes *
Discover Namibia
Land of Endless Horizons
Day 1
Friday, 11 July 2025 ARRIVAL: Windhoek
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Arrive at Hosea Kutako International Airport in Windhoek, Namibia, where a representative will welcome you. Collect your fully equipped 4×4 expedition vehicles and complete pre-expedition formalities with welcome kits. Stay at a cozy African lodge to relax and get familiar with your vehicle. The day ends with a welcome dinner and an overview of the upcoming two-week adventure.
Day 2
Saturday, 12 July 2025 Windhoek to Mystery Location
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Today’s drive is curated to give you an opportunity ‘to familiarise yourself with your new drives.
A lovely drive starting with a long stretch on tarmac, we gradually ease into gravel for the last stretch to a Boutique Farmstay hidden deep in the African Bush.
It’s a perfect start to our Namibian adventure as we watch the sunset and sip our sundowners watching the African Bush come alive !!!
Day 3
Sunday, 12 July 2025 Mystery Location to Sesriem
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Have a leisurely breakfast.
It’s an extremely relaxed day as we hit the road to our next destination, after lunch—one of the most photographed locations in the world!
Day 4
Monday, 14 July 2025 Sossusvlei and Deadvlei Exploration
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Start early with packed breakfast to explore the towering dunes of Sossusvlei and the famous Deadvlei in Namib-Naukluft National Park. Climb Dune 45 and witness some of the world’s highest dunes, including Big Daddy. Deadvlei features ancient dead trees preserved by the dry climate, making it one of the most photographed spots globally.
DAY 5
Tuesday, 15 July 2025 Sesriem to Swakopmund
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After an early breakfast, embark on the longest drive of the trip, including Namibia’s steepest mountain pass. Enjoy photo stops, stories, and a break at the Tropic of Capricorn with coffee and apple pie. The final stretch follows the scenic coastal road along the Atlantic, ending with an overnight stay in Swakopmund, a charming town known for its German architecture and oysters.
Day 6
Wednesday, 16 July 2025 Swakopmund
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A Surprise Activity will kick start the day, followed by shopping and local sightseeing in this quaint Coastal Town.
Lunch would be part of the adventure.
Evening is free for Sightseeing & Shopping
Day 7
Thursday, 17 July 2025 Swakopmund to Skeleton Coast
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The true adventure begins as we drive deeper into Namibia’s wilderness, tackling challenging 4WD trails through Damaraland’s dramatic granite landscapes. This area is home to rare desert-adapted wildlife like lions and elephants, and showcases ancient geological wonders and prehistoric human history. It’s also the land of the Damara and Herero tribes.
Day 8
Friday, 18 July 2025 Skeleton Coast
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The Skeleton Coast gets its name from numerous shipwrecks and whale and seal bones scattered along its shore, caused by dangerous currents and fog. Despite harsh conditions, it hosts unique wildlife like desert elephants, lions, hyenas, and large colonies of Cape fur seals. The sand dunes here create eerie ‘singing’ sounds when the sand shifts. Before two days in the wild, guests will stay at a luxurious African lodge.
Day 9
Saturday & Sunday, 19 & 20 July 2025 Adventures Through Kaokoland
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Over the next three days, experience true overlanding—off the grid in a wild, remote area with just one person per two square kilometers among hyenas, desert lions, jackals, leopards, cheetahs, and desert elephants. This adventure feels like a NatGeo or Discovery Channel expedition. Kaokoland, bridging the Skeleton Coast and Etosha National Park, features rich wildlife in river valleys and is home to the Himba Tribe, with protected lands managed by private and community conservancies.
Day 10
Saturday & Sunday, 19 & 20 July 2025 Adventures Through Kaokoland
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Day 11
Monday, 21 July 2025 Kaokoland To Twyfelfontein
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Today we drive through Damaraland to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Twyfelfontein, home to over 2,500 ancient rock engravings—the largest in Africa.
Explore stunning landscapes of rugged mountains, plains, granite outcrops, and ancient riverbeds.
We’ll also pass through the petrified forest, featuring massive fossilized tree trunks over 280 million years old, moved here by prehistoric floods.
Day 12
Tuesday, 22 July 2025 Damaraland To Etosha NP
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We will visit a traditional Himba Village and drive on to the Buffer Zone of Etosha National Park.
Day 13
Wednesday, 23 July 2025 Exploring Etosha National Park
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We’ll explore Etosha National Park, known for its huge Salt Pan and diverse wildlife, including elephants, rhinos, lions, and many herbivores.
Covering 22,270 sq km, it features deserts, woodlands, and Mopane forests.
With 114 mammals, 340 birds, and 110 reptiles, it offers rich biodiversity.
We’ll do self-drive safaris and game drives in our own vehicles.
Stay: first night in a luxury lodge, second night in rooftop tents with hot showers and facilities.
Day 14
Thursday, 24 July 2025 Etosha National Park to Mystery Location
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As we return to civilization, we’ll cover 600 km on smooth tarmac roads over two days.
Our last night is at a boutique wilderness lodge with a special surprise to unwind.
Enjoy a sundowner while watching the African sunset one last time.
Farewell dinner features traditional Namibian and continental dishes—a perfect way to celebrate our journey.
Day 15
Friday, 25 July 2025 Mystery Location to Wind
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After a leisurely breakfast at the luxury wilderness lodge, we will check out and embark on a 260 km drive back to Windhoek.
At the office of the car rental company, we will return our vehicles before being conveniently transported to Hosea Kutako International Airport in Windhoek for our final journey home.
As we board our flight, we take with us cherished memories, leaving behind only tyre tracks and the remnants of our bonfire.
We bid you adieu!
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