Wildlife Safari Holidays in Namibia
Namibia is a huge country, primarily known for its soaring sand dunes and wild, deserted coast. Arid for the most part, the country lacks the huge abundance of animals often found elsewhere in Africa, yet it holds some wonderful wildlife hotspots... Etosha and its gigantic white salt pan and the lush greenery of the Caprivi Strip with a system of waterways supporting a huge array of wildlife and birds, are just two of the secrets that Namibia can reveal to the enthusiastic naturalist. The vast Namib Desert dominates the centre of the country and the intensity of the light, the richness of its colours and the dramatic backdrops attract photographers from around the world.
Browse our suggested Namibia Safari Holidays below:
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Namibian Desert & Wildlife Adventure - 16 daysNamibia is a spectacular wildlife destination. It's unique because its harsh and varied environment creates a stunning background from which to see some of nature's most wonderful animals and birds. T... 
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Big Cat Volunteering - 15 daysThis is a truly amazing volunteer opportunity to get close to large carnivores. Based at a big cat rehabilitation centre north of Windhoek your day will be split in two. Early in the day you will be w... 
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Dunes, Pelicans & Rhinos Self-Drive - 11 daysAs self-drive holidays go, you would be hard pushed to beat this one for value and quality. We feature all of the best places in the southern region of Namibia, for fantastic scenery and game-viewing...
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Game Trails Self-Drive - 14 daysThis is our classic self-drive on what has become known as the 'northern circuit'. It offers fantastic game-viewing and photographic opportunities staying in good quality (but not over the top!) accom...
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Wings Over Namibia - 11 daysThis is one of the best flying safaris Namibia has to offer. The finest lodges, a complete 'north and south' country experience, superb game-viewing and, as ever, the very best guides everywhere you g...
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"The last time I visited Namibia was eight years ago so I was looking forward to returning to this dry and austere part of Africa. When I departed Windhoek two weeks later, I had completely fallen for this beautiful scenic country." Sarah Williams - Wildlife Consultant.
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