The ghostly 50 km wide coastal plane along the Atlantic ocean, the desolate and misty Skeleton Coast, is a graveyard for ships and men where whales, dolphins and seals patrol the icy waters. Cape Cross Seal Reserve is a sanctuary for over 200,000 seals.

Damaraland is a large area of unique andfascinating geological and archaelogical features: from the Brandberg, the highest mountain in Namibia, to the large gallery of ancient rock engravings, from ancient craters to petrified forests.

The enormous blinding white salt pans and savannah plains ofEtosha National Park is one of the world’s great wildlife sanctuaries. The grassy sweet water springs around the periphery of the pans attract huge concentrations of game and birds. Namibia has the world’s largest population of wild cheetahs and one can have close interaction with these magnificent cats at the Cheetah Foundation at Otjiwarongo.

If you wish to go into the remote areas in the far north of the country to try and track the rare and elusive desert rhinos and elephants, or the Namib desert, it is highly advisable to go with a professional group such as Untamed Africa. We have considerable experience operating safaris throughout Namibia and in particular in the extremely remote mountain ranges and gravel and grassy plains of the Kaokoland region.

In its eastern extremes in the Caprivi strip the two great rivers, the Chobe and Zambezi, meet at the Kazungula Enclave to form a fertile and lush wilderness area. A myriad of papyrus-lined waterways and well-wooded islands are found here toform a complete contrast with the rest of the arid country. The easiest access to the lodges on the islands is by boat from Kasane (Botswana).

The Fish River Canyon,.second only in length and breadth to the Grand Canyon in America is certainly one of the most spectacular sights in Africa. Its barrenness and haunting beauty attract photographers from all over.

Namibia is home to many divergent ethnic tribes: from the diminutive desert dwelling San , to the regal Herero with their picturesque traditional dress, from to the nomadic Himba tribe in the northern reaches of Kaokoland to the Khoisan around Kuiseb River.

In general the good roads and infrastructure of Namibia allow for self-drive safaris with ease. We can arrange any form of car hire for you – from luxury sedan vehicles to custom-built safari campers.

Accommodation and excursions to suit all pockets and interests is readily available. We can help plan your ideal trip and book quaint and out of the ordinary stop-overs for you.

We recommend a minimum duration of:
15days/14 nights for a safari

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SAMPLE SAFARIS

This trip was designed for the romantic at heart and is any honeymooners’ fantasy holiday.
The most unusual destinations, lodges and scenic spots were selected.
Start and ends in Windhoek. Transport: self-drive or closed safari vehicle. Accommodation: 3*** to 4****Lodging

DAY 1	WINDHOEK
DAY 2	NAMIBRAND NATURE RESERVE
DAY 3 - 4	SOSSUSVLEI & SESRIEM CANYON
DAY 5	NAMIB-NAUKLUFT NATIONAL PARK
DAY 6-7	SWAKOPMUND & ATLANTIC OCEAN COAST
DAY 8	DAMARALAND – OMARURU
DAY 9	DAMARALAND – KAMANJAB
DAY 10 -12	ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
DAY 13	WATERBERG
DAY 14	WINDHOEK
DAY 15 - 17	SKELETON COAST SAFARI
DAYS 18	WINDHOEK

This is a desert expedition for the adventurous traveler.
Experience Namibia’s wildest & most remote places.
Track the elusive desert rhino and elephants in breathtaking landscapes.
Watch the dolphins up close a they swim the Atlantic Ocean along our boat.

Start and ends in Windhoek. Transport: closed 4X4 vehicle, boat. Accommodation: 3*** Lodging, Camping.

DAY 1	WINDHOEK
DAY 2-4	SWAKOPMUND
DAY 5	SKELETON COAST & CAPE CROSS
DAY 6-7	MESSEM CRATER
DAY8-9	SOUTHERN DAMARALAND
DAY 10-11	NORTHERN DAMARALAND
DAY 12-14	KAOKOLAND - KUNENE RIVER - HIMBA COUNTRY
DAY 15-16	POPA FALLS
DAY 19-21	ETOSHA
DAY 22	OTHIWARONGO
DAY 23	WINDHOEK