15 Days / 14 Nights
Group Size: 1-8
Average Total Cost Between Low & High Seasons, Per Couple: Valid until 22 December 2025
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The Weinberg Windhoek provides all of the exclusivity and privacy travellers might expect – making it the perfect retreat when travelling to the capital of Namibia. The hotel is the ideal starting point to relax after a long flight before any Namibian adventure. The modern 41-bedroom hotel wraps around a heritage building, creating a lovely courtyard. This design complements its historic character, while modern amenities ensure the utmost comfort. Aside from the location and breathtaking views, hotel guests also have access to facilities including the Estate’s Soulstice Day Spa, Be Hair Salon, five upmarket restaurants and the conference centre.
Positioned on the edge of a 250-metre-high dune, Wolwedans Dune Camp has the most incredible views across the NamibRand Nature Reserve. The main areas are spread out across a series of decks, ensuring that the lounge, dining area, and tea room all enjoy views across the dune landscape and the mountains beyond. The elegant tents can all be opened up, capturing the cool breeze in the hot summer months, and in winter, canvas sides are rolled down. Wolwedans Dune Camp has a wonderful charm that appeals to a traveller looking for a down-to-earth, but still luxurious experience.
A short drive from central Swakopmund (3,2 km), Desert Breeze Lodge enjoys a spectacular location, away from the bustling town and the privilege of savouring the ancient Namib Desert. Overlooking a vast and sensuous sea of dunes, Desert Breeze offers the ultimate desert experience. Surrounded by the colourful and unique architecture contrasting yet fitting in with the desert landscape, it will soothe any soul. Big basalt sculptures stand guard over the desert landscape. The bungalows, with their creative atmosphere and friendly staff, will make a stay at Desert Breeze Lodge one to remember.
Onduli Ridge, named after the resident giraffe of the area, is built at the base of two south-facing granite outcrops, which are connected by a ridge. This location allows for magnificent views of Namibia’s highest mountain, the Brandberg, to the south and the dispersed, cathedral-like granite inselbergs to the north. The six suites are hidden amongst the granite boulders that nestle the camp, and the more temperate climate of central Damaraland allows for naturally ventilated suites, partial open-air bathrooms and largely open communal areas.
The classic, safari-style camp, Ongava Tented Camp, is tucked in a hidden valley at the foot of a dolomite hill in Ongava Game Reserve, bordering Etosha National Park. Eight large, comfortable Meru-style tents all have ensuite facilities, open-air showers and private verandas; the family unit sleeps four. The main area, built of stone, canvas and thatch, fronts onto a much-frequented waterhole. Watching wildlife coming to drink from here or from the swimming pool is a favourite pastime. Ongava’s proximity to Etosha allows for game drives in the Etosha National Park and on the Ongava Reserve itself.
The Fort is unlike any other, the only one of its kind in Namibia. It is built in exactly the right spot to give guests one of the best sunset views in the whole of Namibia, overlooking the vastness of Etosha National Park. Imagine massive, raw walls, stunning stone-clad features and a huge tower with views toward Etosha and Fisher’s Pan. The classical African feel, combined with a touch of Moroccan and Indian flavours, is characterised by a selection of the most beautiful antique windows and doors. The Fort consists of 11 bush suites and one honeymoon suite.
Hakusembe River Lodge is located, like a lush, green oasis, on the banks of the Okavango River, offering 20 peaceful chalets. Hop aboard the Hakusembe River Queen, stroll to the cultural village or just relax on the deck. Entering Hakusembe River Lodge at the end of the winding gravel track, you are greeted with a refreshing image of green lawns, large trees, a collection of thatched chalets and a strip of sparkling river. Floating decks, a beautiful garden and a refreshing pool, make this oasis the ideal destination when travelling to the far northeast of Namibia.
Nambwa Tented Lodge is uniquely situated inside the Bwabwata National Park in the heart of KAZA, nestled high amongst majestic trees, honouring the elephants’ right of way below. An authentic walkway joins decadently spacious tented suites, which emanate a feeling of vastness, and evoke a gentle balance of serenity. Here, you can enjoy memorable African experiences on foot, by boat or vehicle, up close and personal with some of the biggest herds of elephants. Soak up the breathtaking sunsets over the infamous Horseshoe Lagoon with animals silhouetted in purple hues over the water.
With the exception of Kosher or Halaal requirements, most properties in Namibia are able to cater for all dietary preferences. Advance notice is recommended.
Customisation is limited. The length of stays in each area can easily be extended or reduced. The tour has been built in a circuit. However, and often in Namibia, there are long stretches of road between destinations. Availability of fuel stations and supply stops need to be kept in mind. Some destinations have multiple accommodation options at a variety of price points, but others are limited to only one or two. There are only two access points for this tour, which can be done in reverse as well.
The road system in Namibia, save for the most remote locations, is comprised of well-maintained tarred or gravel roads, and most of the main tourist sites can be reached without a 4x4 specifically (but something robust is recommended). A vehicle with good ground clearance and all-terrain tyres is highly recommended for your own safety and comfort.
Tipping in Namibia is welcome, and only if you are happy with the service you have received. We recommend that you tip your ranger or specialist guide at the end of your stay in camp, and it will also be a nice gesture to tip general camp/lodge staff. Often, properties have their own guidelines, and a quick chat with the lodge manager before your departure will assist you in ascertaining what is appropriate.
