Namibia
A luxury desert, dune, and wildlife fly‑in safari through Namibia unfolds as a journey of pure contrast and quiet grandeur. From the ochre plains surrounding Namib Outpost, guests are immersed in the vast stillness of the Namib Desert—where shifting dunes catch the light in endless shades of gold and rose, and oryx move like brushstrokes across the horizon. Flying north, the route sweeps over coastal ridges to Swakopmund, a charming seaside town that blends adventure with old‑world elegance, offering a pause between desert silence and ocean breeze.
Continuing into Damaraland, the landscape transforms into sculpted granite and ancient riverbeds where desert‑adapted elephants roam beneath crimson cliffs. The final leg to Onguma Nature Reserve, bordering Etosha, completes the narrative with classic wildlife encounters—lion, giraffe, and herds of antelope framed by salt‑pan light. Each flight reveals Namibia’s immense scale and solitude, while every lodge delivers refined comfort and a sense of timeless connection to the land
Download Fact SheetDay 1: The Weinberg, Windhoek
Day 2-3: Namib Outpost, NamibRand Nature Reserve (visit to Sossusvlei included)
Day 4: Strand Hotel, Swakopmund
Day 5-6: Mowani Mountain Camp, Damaraland
Day 7-9: Onguma Tented Camp, Onguma Nature Reserve
Day 10: Depart, Windhoek
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The Weinberg, Windhoek -
Situated in the upmarket suburb of Klein Windhoek, 30 minutes from Hosea Kutako International Airport, The Weinberg sets a new benchmark for luxury accommodation in the Namibian capital. The intimate boutique hotel has only 41 rooms, ensuring that guests enjoy tailored, attentive and detail focused service at all times. Its iconic styling seamlessly blends old- world splendor with modern lines and state of the art amenities, ensuring an unparalleled guest experience.
Namib Outpost, Namib Desert
Set deep in the 7 000 hectare Desert Homestead Nature Reserve, adjacent to the UNESCO World
Heritage Namib Sand Sea, Namib Outpost offers relaxed hospitality in a natural setting. The
impressive panoramic views can be enjoyed from the 12 chalets or from the main house with
restaurant, lounge and pool area set at the foot of a mountain. On the wide open plains, the
occasional game may be seen roaming the endless grasslands.
Strand Hotel, Swakopmund - Luxury Room (Sea-view) - Magic box lunch, seafood dinner, local drinks included - excludes premium and imported brands.
The Strand Hotel has a prime location on the well known “Mole” beachfront and with its extensive, unique and creatively entertaining Restaurants, Bars, Deli, Lobby-Lounge, Sea Facing Terraces, Beach Kiosk and state of the art Conference & Banqueting Center, all set on the Mole, a historic and iconic site surrounded by Ocean on three sides, the Strand Hotel Swakopmund is a social epicenter and destination in itself for all visitors to and residents of Swakopmund. The hotel is in walking distance from the centre of town, and has long, sandy beaches right on its doorstep. There are a total of 125 rooms of which 90% have beach and sea views and 10% garden and park views. Each room is elegantly furnished and feature en-suite bathrooms, complimentary internet Wi-Fi access, Air Conditioning, Electronic Door Locks, Hairdryers, Safes, Direct Dial Telephones, LCD Television with Satellite TV Channels, Tea/Coffee Stations, Stocked Mini-Bars and Working Desks with 220v International Plug Points for Europe, UK and South Africa.
Mowani Mountain Camp, Damaraland - Superior View Room - All meals, two shared activities (desert elephant tracking and visit to Twyfelfontein Heritage site for rock engravings and paintings), and most local brand beverages.
In the heat, dust and stunning landscapes of Damaraland, there is a sanctuary – Mowani Mountain Camp. Dwarfed by massive ochre boulders, the camp is absorbed into the landscape, making it one with our shared history of life in this prehistoric land. Every soft curve or ragged edge frames the landscape in a different way, as if you are seeing for the first time, every time. Game drives along ancient dry riverbeds reveal life that in its sparseness reminds us just how special it is. Rare, desert dwelling elephants, springbok, gemsbok and jackal roam these plains, while their images are found etched in the rocks at Twyfelfontein, Namibia’s first World Heritage Site. Relax in a sparkling pool, enjoy a sundowner, and pause, breathe in and know that this is luxury as nature intended it.
Onguma Tented Camp, Onguma Nature Reserve
Onguma Tented Camp is a beguiling mixture of sophistication and relaxation, of elegance and the
earth. It is this intriguing combination and attention to detail that makes Onguma Tented Camp
the ultimate in safari chic. In the local Herero language, Onguma means “the place you don’t want
to leave.” With a stunning main building and seven spacious tents providing private, exclusive
accommodation, Onguma Tented Camp certainly lives up to its name.
The main guest area includes a spacious reception area, small safari shop, dining area, two
comfortable lounges, a rim flow swimming pool, large deck, and an open fire pit. An atmosphere of
elegant dining prevails, complimented by the daily activities taking place around the watering hole,
approximately 60 meters away.
The Weinberg, Windhoek -
From The Weinberg, guests have convenient access to Windhoek’s highlights, from historic sites
such as Christuskirche, the Independence Memorial Museum, and the Alte Feste to contemporary
shopping destinations. Returning after a day of discovery, they can unwind at the hotel's Sky
Lounge, where panoramic views of the surrounding valley pair perfectly with a curated wine
selection and tapas. Living up to its name – derived from the German word for “vineyard” – The
Weinberg offers a sophisticated setting where sunsets, fine wines, and warm Namibian hospitality
come together beautifully.
The Namib Outpost, Namib Desert
Namib Outpost offers guests various activities, including excursions to Sossusvlei as well as guided
hikes, horse safaris, balloon safaris, or sundowner drives.
Strand Hotel, Swakopmund
Guests at Strand Hotel Swakopmund enjoy access to a wide range of curated experiences that
showcase the unique meeting of desert and ocean. Activities include guided excursions such as
desert tours, sandboarding, quad biking, and scenic flights over the Namib, as well as marine
experiences like dolphin and seal catamaran cruises and fishing trips. Cultural and sightseeing tours
explore Swakopmund’s history, nearby townships, and landmarks such as the Cape Cross seal colony
and Spitzkoppe mountains. Additional options include hot air ballooning, skydiving, birdwatching,
and camel or horse riding, with personalized itineraries arranged to provide a diverse blend of
adventure, nature, and cultural immersion.
Mowani Mountan Camp, Damaraland
Mowani offers a variety of immersive experiences, starting with a Guided Nature Drive, which gives
guests the opportunity to explore the surrounding landscape in search of wildlife, including the
extraordinary desert-adapted elephants, with drinks and snacks provided. They can also embark on
a two-hour journey to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Twyfelfontein to view ancient rock
engravings and marvel at the geological formations of Burnt Mountain and the Organ Pipes. For an
even more immersive experience, guests can visit the Damara Living Museum, which offers a unique
opportunity to experience the traditional culture of the Damara people. Additionally, visitors have
the option of a Self-Guided Nature Walk along a marked trail featuring information on local flora,
or they can request a local guide for a more extended nature walk experience.
Onguma Tented Camp, Onguma Nature Reserve
At Onguma Tented Camp, guests ease into a rhythm of quiet discovery, with activities designed to reveal both the grandeur and subtlety of the Etosha region. Mornings often begin with guided game drives into the eastern side of Etosha National Park, where vast pans and mopane woodlands create ideal conditions for encountering lion, elephant, black rhino, and large herds of plains game moving between waterholes. Later in the day, the focus shifts to Onguma’s private reserve, offering a more intimate wilderness experience through leisurely sundowner drives, interpretive bush walks, and tranquil hours spent at the camp’s waterhole watching giraffe, kudu, and the occasional predator drift in. Photographers and quiet observers are drawn to Onguma’s on‑site hide, a beautifully designed space that places guests at eye level with wildlife as they come to drink. For those seeking a deeper sensory connection, Onkolo Soundscapes adds a unique dimension to the safari: a guided auditory immersion where guests learn to tune into the bush through sound alone—bird calls, insect rhythms, distant animal movement—heightening awareness and transforming the landscape into a living acoustic tapestry. Adventurous travelers can also opt for the Onguma Dream Cruiser sleep‑out experience, spending a night under Namibia’s vast star‑filled sky on a custom elevated platform surrounded by the nocturnal sounds of the reserve.
1st January – 30th June 2027 – Low Season
2 guests - ZAR 200,340 (approx. USD 11,785) per person sharing
4 guests - ZAR 145 057 per person sharing
Single supplement - ZAR 36 586 (approx. USD 2,155)
1st July – 31st December 2027 – High Season
2 guests - ZAR 205 898 (approx. USD 12,115) per person sharing
4 guests - ZAR 149 985 (approx. USD 8,825) per person sharing
Single supplement - ZAR 38 500 (approx. 2,265)
Flight costs are calculated on a private charter basis in a Cessna 210 aircraft.
Prices subject to change according to fuel price fluctuations
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