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Namibia: Untouched Wilderness

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Experience Namibia’s stark, wild beauty on this comprehensive tour. Journey

from the German-influenced capital of Windhoek to coastal Swakopmund via

the Namib, an otherworldly desert of towering sand, skeletal trees and lunar

landscapes. Head north to Damaraland’s rugged mountains and savannas and

wildlife-rich Etosha National Park with its gleaming saltpan. On the way, search

for desert-adapted animals and learn about Namibia’s cultural heritage.

Plan this tour with Kat & Simon Morgan — Personal Travel Consultants at Hays Travel. Call 0800 0662 694 for help comparing dates, departure points and room options.

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Your itinerary

In supplier order. Some entries may cover multiple days; optional experiences are described by the supplier.

Sample itinerary. Choose a departure for its exact itinerary and hotel plan.

Day 1 — Fly to Windhoek

Fly overnight from London (regional connections available) to Windhoek via Addis Ababa or South Africa.

Day 2 — Arrive Windhoek

Arrive in Namibia’s capital this afternoon. An orientation tour takes you by the Alte Feste – a 19th-century German-colonial building – and the gothic landmark of Christuskirche. Transfer to Avani Windhoek Hotel for an overnight stay. Enjoy a welcome dinner at a local restaurant.

Meals: dinner

Day 2.1 — Transfer: Windhoek to Kalahari
Day 3 — Kalahari

Morning drive to the dunes and grasslands of the Kalahari. Late-afternoon nature drive and sunset drinks. Overnight at Suricate Kalahari Tented Lodge (or similar).

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Day 3.1 — Transfer: Kalahari to Solitaire
Day 4 — Namib Desert

Join local San bushmen for an early morning walk to learn how hunter-gatherers survived in these harsh landscapes. Depart for a five-hour drive to the Namib Desert. Stay 2 nights at The Desert Grace.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Day 4.1 — Transfer: Solitaire to Sossusvlei
Day 5 — Sossusvlei

Early morning departure to Sossusvlei for an enjoyable 4x4 shuttle to the giant dunes and photogenic Deadvlei clay pan. Return to your lodge via the 30-metre-deep Sesriem Canyon. Afternoon at leisure.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Day 5.1 — Transfer: Sossusvlei to Swakopmund
Day 6 — Swakopmund

Drive to the coastal town of Swakopmund via the Namib-Naukluft Park and its ‘Moon Landscape’. Stay 2 nights at The Delight Swakopmund.

Meals: breakfast

Day 7 — Swakopmund

This morning, take a catamaran cruise in Walvis Bay in search of seabirds, seals, penguins, dolphins and whales. Afternoon at leisure.

Meals: breakfast

Day 7.1 — Transfer: Swakopmund to Damaraland
Day 8 — Damaraland

Travel along part of the Skeleton Coast with stops to see a shipwreck and seal colony. Continue inland to the heart of Damaraland, passing Brandberg, the highest mountain in Namibia, and the Petrified Forest. Stay 2 nights at The Lodge Damaraland.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Day 8.1 — Transfer: Damaraland to Twyfelfontein
Day 9 — Twyfelfontein • Damaraland

Embark on a morning 4x4 drive in search of rare desert-adapted elephants. You may also see Hartmann’s mountain zebras, giraffes, oryx, springbok and kudu. This afternoon, visit the pre-historic rock art of Twyfelfontein and the Damara Living Museum.

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 9.1 — Transfer: Twyfelfontein to Etosha National Park
Day 10 — Etosha National Park

Depart to Etosha for 2 nights at Etosha Safari Lodge (or similar), close to the park entrance, for a 2-night stay. Time permitting, enjoy an afternoon safari drive.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Day 11 — Etosha National Park

Take safari drives in the park, famous for its vast white salt pan, and home to some of the largest elephants in Africa, as well as rare black rhinos.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Day 11.1 — Transfer: Etosha National Park to Otjiwarongo
Day 12 — Otjiwarongo

Visit a local Himba village to learn about their traditions and culture. Drive south towards Otjiwarongo and stay 1 night at Otjiwa Eagles Rest (or similar). Take a sundowner safari drive and optional night drive.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Day 12.1 — Transfer: Otjiwarongo to Windhoek
Day 13 — Windhoek

Embark on an exciting morning rhino-tracking activity, before transferring to Windhoek. Visit a non-profit community project that trains and supports marginalised women and sample traditional local cuisine. Stay overnight at Avani Windhoek Hotel.

Meals: breakfast

Day 14 — Fly overnight via Addis Ababa

Transfer to Windhoek airport for your flight home via Addis Ababa. Alternatively, extend with a visit to Cape Town or Victoria Falls.

Meals: breakfast

Day 15 — Arrive in the UK

Your accommodation

Planned hotels or ships as published by Cox & Kings. Alternatives of a similar standard may be used. Hotel options are grouped as supplied and are not necessarily all included in one departure.

Avani Windhoek Hotel & Casino

Situated in the heart of Windhoek, Avani Windhoek Hotel & Casino offers 173 stylish rooms and suites. The hotel is conveniently located near various shops, just opposite a vibrant craft market, and within walking distance of the city's key landmarks and attractions. Guests can take in stunning panoramic views, especially from the rooftop bar, while the rooftop pool provides a tranquil escape.

Suricate Kalahari Tented Lodge

Perched atop a majestic red dune overlooking the vast Auob wetlands, Suricate Tented Lodge offers an unforgettable blend of authentic African safari adventure and modern luxury. The lodge features 12 spacious tents, each equipped with minibars, safes, mosquito nets, with the unique addition of open-air en-suite bathrooms and private decks. The main lodge area features a large deck that provides sweeping views of the shimmering pans below, while the tranquil infinity pool invites guests to unwind and soak in the serene surroundings. Meals are taken in a communal dining room, which features a cozy fireplace and comfortable bean bags for relaxation, or guest can choose to dine al fresco on the deck, taking in panoramic views of the wetlands. As night falls, enjoy drinks around the fire pit, with staff on hand to assist with planning and arranging activities. Options include sunset game drives in open-air 4×4 vehicles, guided walks with the indigenous Bushman (San), or simply indulging in a soothing massage.

The Desert Grace

Desert Grace is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty below the Naukluft mountains, a 40-minute drive from Sesriem, where you can access the phenomenal Sossusvlei with some of the highest sand dunes in the world. A contemporary space, Desert Grace offers far-reaching views of the plains, where the desert light reflects off the dunes.

The Delight Hotel Swakopmund

Located among the character-filled, German-style streets of Swakopmund, the Delight Hotel is a convenient, modern and inviting property known for its excellent service levels. It lies within easy reach of restaurants, the ocean and the city's main sightseeing spots, while its contemporary art deco design and well-appointed rooms make it an appealing place to relax when not exploring the surrounds.

The Lodge Damaraland

Nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of the Arid Eden Route, Lodge Damaraland is conveniently located near the town of Khorixas and within easy reach of iconic sites such as the Petrified Forest and Twyfelfontein. The lodge features 30 comfortable rooms, a swimming pool, a restaurant, a spa, and a bar. Guests can immerse themselves in unique experiences like the Guided Gin & Geology Sundowner Walk, Desert Elephant Drives, visits to a traditional Himba village, and rejuvenating on-site massage treatments.

Etosha Safari Lodge

The Etosha Safari Lodge, located 10km south of the Andersson Gate, is perfectly positioned atop a small hill which affords guests magnificent views out across the surrounding mopane woodland. The sleek and modern main building houses a restaurant, bar, two outdoor pools and decking area, and is surrounded on either side by the 65 spacious guest chalets.

Otjiwa Eagle's Rest

In the heart of Namibia's oldest game farm, Otjiwa Eagle's Rest provides a peaceful sanctuary amid 10,000 hectares of pristine African bushveld. The reserve is home to a rich variety of wildlife, with guests having the chance to see up to 25 species of free-roaming game, including impressive herds of sable antelope and white rhinos. Roan antelope and various plains game are also commonly spotted, creating unforgettable safari moments. The lodge is surrounded by scenic dams abundant with diverse birdlife, featuring the majestic African fish eagle as a standout. Birdwatching enthusiasts will delight in the opportunity to connect with nature in this serene environment. Otjiwa Eagle's Rest offers a range of activities alongside a spa and wellness centre for ultimate relaxation. Facilities include barbecue areas, a swimming pool, and a restaurant.

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Dates & prices

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36 published departure and room-basis records. Standard prices are per person sharing; solo fares are labelled separately. Sold-out records are shown for reference.

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10 November 2026London15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £5,395
£5,245
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10 November 2026London15 daysSoloSupplier price £6,090
£5,915
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10 November 2026Manchester15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £5,395
£5,245
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10 November 2026Manchester15 daysSoloSupplier price £6,090
£5,915
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16 April 2027London15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £6,145
£5,970
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16 April 2027Manchester15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £6,145
£5,970
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7 May 2027London15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £6,245
£6,070
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7 May 2027Manchester15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £6,245
£6,070
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18 June 2027London15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £6,695
£6,495
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18 June 2027London15 daysSoloSupplier price £7,390
£7,190
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18 June 2027Manchester15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £6,695
£6,495
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18 June 2027Manchester15 daysSoloSupplier price £7,390
£7,190
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26 October 2027London15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £6,695
£6,495
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26 October 2027London15 daysSoloSupplier price £7,440
£7,240
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26 October 2027Manchester15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £6,695
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26 October 2027Manchester15 daysSoloSupplier price £7,440
£7,240
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12 November 2027London15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £6,945
£6,745
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12 November 2027London15 daysSoloSupplier price £7,740
£7,515
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12 November 2027Manchester15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £6,945
£6,745
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12 November 2027Manchester15 daysSoloSupplier price £7,740
£7,515
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21 April 2028London15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £7,245
£7,045
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21 April 2028London15 daysSoloSupplier price £8,040
£7,815
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21 April 2028Manchester15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £7,245
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21 April 2028Manchester15 daysSoloSupplier price £8,040
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12 May 2028London15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £7,245
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12 May 2028London15 daysSoloSupplier price £8,040
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12 May 2028Manchester15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £7,245
£7,045
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12 May 2028Manchester15 daysSoloSupplier price £8,040
£7,815
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16 June 2028London15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £7,495
£7,295
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16 June 2028London15 daysSoloSupplier price £8,290
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16 June 2028Manchester15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £7,495
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16 June 2028Manchester15 daysSoloSupplier price £8,290
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10 November 2028London15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £7,795
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10 November 2028London15 daysSoloSupplier price £8,690
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10 November 2028Manchester15 daysTwo sharingSupplier price £7,795
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10 November 2028Manchester15 daysSoloSupplier price £8,690
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