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Namibia

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About Namibia

Namibia is a coffee-table picture book come to life! Crashing surf along the wild Atlantic coast collides with the world’s oldest desert and its colossal, copper-colored dunes. Indigenous tribes, such as the Himba, follow a traditional lifestyle that has remained virtually unchanged for centuries.

Flocks, schools, herds, pods, prides, and packs of wildlife defy the odds and elements by thriving in an unforgiving environment that leaves a thread-thin margin for error. Images of Namibia will linger in your memory long after your safari ends.

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Namibia
 
Namibia
 

Thomson Experiences in Namibia

MULTI-GENERATIONAL
Namibia is not a high-profile destination for family vacations. And, that’s what makes it special. It speaks for itself: secluded beaches; kayaking with playful sea lions; the tallest free-standing dunes in the oldest desert on Earth; elephants, Cheetahs, giraffes, and rhinos.... and no crowds or lines. This is no Disney World. This is the real thing!
PHOTOGRAPHY
Between the wildlife, the striking bearing of the indigenous people, and the stunning landscapes, Namibia will take your breath away.
WILDLIFE
When pondering whether Namibia is a worthy destination for wildlife, all you need to know is Namibia is part of Africa. To wildlife enthusiasts, Africa is known as The Greatest Show on Earth, and Namibia has more than its fair share.

Favorite Properties

In various destinations around the world, we have highlighted examples of exceptional accommodations that set new standards for aesthetics and responsible tourism. These properties reflect our own company values by emphasizing community involvement and the preservation of cultural heritage, protection of natural resources, and sustainability, both in practice and design. They also combine outstanding comfort and service, natural beauty, and functionality. Where you stay along the way can greatly enhance any journey. Options abound, but these are some of our favorites.

Hoanib Skeleton Coast
 

Hoanib Skeleton Coast

Skeleton Coast

Straddling the Palmwag Conservancy area and the iconic Skeleton Coast National Park, this camp is one of the most luxurious and remote in the country. You will be introduced to this extremely vulnerable ecological area with its unusually wide range of wildlife. The opportunities for wildlife viewing are equally matched by any place in the country and your surroundings will blow your mind.

Onguma The Fort
 

Onguma The Fort

Onguma Game Reserve

Overlooking the beautiful Etosha Pans, you will be greeted by the wildlife, Camel Thorn trees, and one of the most beautiful sunsets in the country. From the classic African feel, to Moroccan and Indian flavors, you will be enchanted. The Fort is one of a kind. Sounds perfect, no?

Sossusvlei Desert Lodge
 

Sossusvlei Desert Lodge

Namib Desert

Situated at the gate of the Namib Naukluft Park, Sossusvlei Lodge has direct access to the incredible red sand dunes that make this landscape one in a million. While sticking to strict environmental and sustainable practices, the level of luxury will not disappoint. Explore the abundance of unique wildlife and scenery, that can only be found in Namibia.

Namibia in Brief
 

Namibia in Brief

What seems like a dream come to life, Namibia will not disappoint. From the iconic red sand dunes, that show off their wonder best at dawn and dusk, to a harbor town with adventure-junkie level activities and ending with an explosion of wildlife nestled within a national park.

From: $6,990 Per Person

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Botswana & Namibia: An Intrepid Adventure
 

Botswana & Namibia: An Intrepid Adventure

If taking in a city influenced by the Germans, to enjoying one of the least light-polluted places on the planet is not enough, you can enjoy iconic red sand dunes, the largest and most important concentration of rock art in Africa, and one of the top private game reserves in the region.

From: $38,990 Per Person

Detailed Itinerary

Once you have traveled, the voyage never ends.
The mind can never break off from the journey.
-Pat Conroy