Dune 45

The more popular and widely photographed Dune 45 is about 80m high. Its fascinating shape and accessibility makes it the most photographed dune in the world.

Sossusvlei

Sossusvlei is a salt and clay pan surrounded by high red dunes, located in the southern part of the Namib Desert, in the Namib-Naukluft National Park of Namibia.

Big Daddy Dune

This is the tallest dune which towers over the iconic dead vlei with its 800 year old desiccated trees. Only the brave, and possibly self-deluded, would take that on…

Walvis Bay Waterfront

This is a place many have heard of but very few have ever visited. Giant sand dunes that run straight into the ocean, creating breathtaking sceneries and unique landscapes, just waiting to be discovered.

Walvis Bay Waterfront

Experience Dolphins swimming alongside the sailing catamaran, Seals playing around, Sunfish sharing the secrets of the depths and shy Leatherback Turtles surfacing. In season there is also Humpback Whales and Southern Right Whales breaching about. Cruising Back - Lunch is served! How better to round off a perfect morning with Oysters and Sparkling Wine, followed by our trademark platters with savoury snacks, coffee/tea and cakes.

Etosha National Park

This park is one of the world’s great wildlife-viewing venues. Unlike other parks in Africa, where you can spend days looking for animals, Etosha’s charm lies in its ability to bring the animals to you.

Etosha National Park

Travel along the vast salt pan, stopping at various waterholes and game viewing spots along the way in the park. As you continue to your overnight stop you're certain to see plenty of wildlife and eerily beautiful scenery.

Okonjima Game Reserve

Okonjima Africat Foundation is the highlight at this sanctuary with its awesome excursion of tracking cheetah and leopard safaris.

Okonjima Game Reserve

We join an early morning excursion for leopard tracking and in the afternoon we join the cheetah tracking on foot. Okonjima is the home of the Africat Foundation, a specialist conservation concern that centers its operations on the African Big Cats, particularly cheetah. This afternoon you will be taken on a tour during which you will be able to meet, close-up-and-personal, some of the cheetah that are going through the Africat rehabilitation programme. Most of the animals currently living at Okonjima have been rescued from various desperate situations, being orphaned or caught in a trap, and the aim of the rehabilitation process is to attempt to re-introduce them into the wild.

Okonjima Game Reserve

After breakfast we exit Okonjima Africat Foundation on our way to Windhoek, we continue on a good road and we aim to arrive back in the Capital in the afternoon and you will be dropped off at Hosea Kutako International Airport for your outbound flight.