DISTINCTIVE NAMIBIA – GOLD
KEY DETAILS
OVERVIEW
The Distinctive Namibia safari is a 6 night, three camp luxury flying safari, ideal for those short of time or on a multi-country adventure, that concentrates on two of the most iconic regions that Namibia has to show visitors, finishing at one of the most remote camps anywhere in Namibia, if not Africa.
The itinerary starts in Sossusvlei, on the edge of the immense sand fields of the Namib Desert at Little Kulala, the closest luxury lodge to the huge dunes, before moving far northwards to Damaraland Camp, one of the best wilderness areas in Namibia and home to desert-adapted elephants and the San rock art of Twyfelfontein. Your journey finishes at the incredibly remote Serra Cafema, set on the banks of the Kunene River which separates Namibia from Angola, where you will truly understand the meaning of the word “tranquillity”.
Your safari starts and ends in Windhoek, Namibia.
N.B. If you would prefer a more genteel start to your safari, we would recommend an overnight stay in Windhoek, so that you start your journey totally refreshed.
ITINERARY

DAY 1
Having cleared immigration and customs on arrival into Windhoek, you will be met and assisted to your scheduled light aircraft transfer to Geluk Airstrip in Sossusvlei and onto a road transfer to Little Kulala for a two night stay.

DAY 2
Activities as arranged by Little Kulala. There is plenty to do in Sossusvlei to suit all travellers with day trip to Deadvlei with the opportunity to climb Big Dadday, trips to Sesriem Canyon, quad biking and hot air balloon flights. The area is not rich in game but you would be unlucky not to see oryx, ostrich and cape foxes.

DAY 3
Light aircraft transfer, via Swakopmund and Doro Nawas to Damaraland Camp for a two night stay.

DAY 4
Activities as arranged by Damaraland Camp. Wildlife in the area includes desert-adapted elephant, gemsbok, springbok and occasionally cheetah.

DAY 5
Light aircraft transfer via Doro Nawas to Serra Cafema, in the far north of Namibia for a two night stay. Visits to meet the local nomadic Himba people can be arranged – subject to their presence.

DAY 6
Activities as arranged by Serra Cafema. Wildlife is not the primary reason for visiting this region but you could well see some oryx, crocodiles and baboons – the latter being in the cliffs on the Angolan side of the river.

DAY 7
Light aircraft transfer via Doro Nawas back to Windhoek in time for your onward flight.
CAMPS INCLUDED
GET IN TOUCH
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