Solitaire · Windhoek · Etosha East · Swakopmund. A world-class immersive journey through Namibia's most iconic landscapes, cultures, and experiences — curated in partnership with Ompo Travel & Safari and the Namibia Tourism Board.
Everything you need for an unforgettable Namibian journey — from transport to meals to activities.
Four exceptional properties across Namibia — from desert lodge to city resort to wildlife sanctuary and seaside hotel.
| Accommodation | Destination | Check In | Check Out | Meal Basis | Room Type | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Namib Desert Lodge Gondwana Collection Namibia |
Solitaire | 25 Nov | 26 Nov | D,B&B | 2× Single Room 17× Twin Room |
1 Night |
| Windhoek Country Club Resort & Casino | Windhoek | 26 Nov | 27 Nov | B&B | 2× Single Room 17× Twin Room |
1 Night |
| Etosha King Nehale Gondwana Collection Namibia |
Etosha East | 27 Nov | 28 Nov | D,B&B | 2× Single Room 17× Twin Room |
1 Night |
| Swakopmund Hotel & Entertainment Centre | Swakopmund | 28 Nov | 30 Nov | B&B | 2× Single Room 17× Twin Room |
2 Nights |
Every moment of your 6-day Namibia adventure, from the vintage cars of Solitaire to the camel dunes of Swakopmund.
Pick up at 07:00 and depart to Sossusvlei. Arriving at Solitaire for lunch and a memorable photo shoot at the iconic vintage rusted cars. Check in at your lodge followed by a shoot at the famous Pink Fridge. Evening at leisure. Dinner and overnight.
About Solitaire: There's not much to do in this small desert village, but it is nevertheless an important stop on the way to Sossusvlei — providing the only petrol station, general store and post office between Sesriem and Walvis Bay. Solitaire is also famous for its small bar and legendary apple pie.
The main building and chalets spread along the foot of fossilised ancient dunes. 65 en suite rooms with air conditioning, a restaurant and bar, an inviting terrace with dune views, and two swimming pools. Oryx antelope and springbok make frequent appearances at the illuminated watering place.
Breakfast followed by early departure to Sesriem (05:00 a.m.) for your Sossusvlei excursion. Visit the iconic Dune 45, the hauntingly beautiful Deadvlei clay pan, Elim Dunes, and Sesriem Canyon with your guide — shuttle & park fees all included. Lunch at Sossusvlei Lodge before heading back to Windhoek. Dinner at the hotel and overnight.
About Windhoek: Namibia's capital — home to an international airport, restaurants, shops and entertainment venues. Clean, safe and well-organised, with a colonial legacy reflected in German eateries and architecture.
Developed as a resort within the city, offering businessmen, conference delegates and families the best of both worlds. Exceptional service, luxury accommodation and tranquil setting.
Today deserves an early start — at 05:00 a.m. travel north to Etosha. En route, visit a Himba village to learn about one of Africa's most photogenic and culturally rich communities. Lunch packs provided en route. On arriving at Etosha, embark on a spectacular game drive in Etosha National Park. Check in at your lodge, followed by evening photography session, dinner and overnight.
Designed to pay homage to the cultural heritage of the area and the majestic riches of the Etosha animal kingdom. Each of the 40 spacious chalets has its own plunge pool and views over the plains.
Today requires an early start. After breakfast, head to Tsandi Homestead for a rich cultural immersion programme hosted by your royal Owambo hosts — learn about the Ovambo culture and traditions, enjoy a traditional lunch with a photo shoot. At 15:00 depart south to Swakopmund. Arrive in Swakopmund, check in, followed by a late dinner and overnight.
Enclosed between the ever-changing Namib desert dunes and the pounding Atlantic waves, this historic hotel offers the perfect balance between old-world charm and modern entertainment.
After breakfast, attend the landmark GN1 SUMMIT — a gathering of ambassadors, tourism leaders and cultural voices united around Namibia's global story. In the afternoon, travel to Walvis Bay for a spectacular Sandwich Harbour 4x4 Tour — visit the flamingo lagoon, the famous Pink Lake, and stand at the extraordinary point where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Namib Desert. Drinks and finger food included.
Second night at this iconic property. Recover from the Desert Dinner evening with a comfortable rest.
Breakfast followed by check out. Visit the famous Walvis Bay Salt Factory before embarking on a 30-minute camel ride or quad biking adventure through the dunes (1 activity per person — your choice). Travel back to Windhoek. On arriving in Windhoek, embark on a guided city tour culminating in a lively Kapana session — Namibia's beloved street BBQ culture.
Everything you need to know to prepare for your Namibia adventure.
Namibia uses the Namibian Dollar (N$), linked 1:1 with the South African Rand. The Rand is legal tender in Namibia. ATMs are widely available in major towns.
Your 55-seater bus with professional guide & driver is included. Namibians drive on the left, speed limit is 120km/h on tarred roads.
November is highly variable — hot, dry weather may continue, or dramatic storm clouds may build. Pack light, breathable clothing for the day and a layer for cool evenings.
Namibian cuisine is generally European in style and very high standard. Namibia is meat-orientated — excellent steaks from various game animals. Bottled water provided daily.
Internet is widely available in Windhoek and Swakopmund — hotels, restaurants, cafes all offer Wi-Fi. Coverage becomes limited in remote areas.
Current is 220/240 volts at 50 cycles. Namibia uses the South African 3-point round-pin plug (Type M). Bring an adapter if needed.
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