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Living Desert

The tour starts from Swakopmund where you will be collected from your accommodation around 08.30. You travel across the Swakop River towards the local dune belt between Walvis Bay & Swakopmund, which is about 30kms long and 5 kms wide and supports an impressive wealth of fauna and flora.

We slowly drive along the foot of the dunes, taking precaution not to drive on the gravel plains and cause any unnecessary damage to the environment. The gravel plains are protected and home to nesting Damara Terns, which are endemic to this area. Driving along gravel plains leaves scars, which can take up to 100 years to recover. Conservation issues and the geological structure of the desert will be discussed in detail en route. Plenty of time is available for frequent stops to take photos of the dunes and the surrounding environment.

Your guide will stop continuously to look for tracks (known locally as reading the bushman paper), to determine which animals were active the night before and wherever possible will try to catch some of them to show you. Great care is taken in sharing knowledge with you on each desert animal, including emphasis on special adaptations and perfect design used for survival in the desert. Time and care is taken to ensure each animal is returned safely to its home.

We cross the dune belt from East to West in a 4x4 vehicle, lending opportunity for incredible views of the desert landscape and an adrenalin packed journey where experienced knowledge of sand driving is essential. Enjoy a stop on top of the dunes overlooking spectacular scenery.

Namibia is one of the best names in the world. It is mysterious, lyrical and evocative, and perfectly describes this southern African country. The paradox of this name is that it actually derived from the desert that makes up much of the country's geography.

If you want to go to a place where you can have an adventure without leaving the comforts of urban lifestyle, you should put on its list of Namibia. With so many places to visit, an adventure in Namibia can make any vacation worth. Before you pack up and go to a great trip to Namibia, here are some places to visit.

Namibia safaris take place in a land of burnt sand red with free space and extraordinary natural beauty. In this varied landscape than a tourist gets to see some amazing sights including the Fish River Canyon, Namib Desert and Etosha National Park, where 14 vegetation zones are created to save wildlife.

With so many places to visit, an adventure in Namibia can make any vacation worth. Before you pack up and go to a great trip to Namibia, here are some places to visit.

We flew to the capital, Windhoek, Harare, after landing, a flight of two hours. Our first surprise was the appearance of Windhoek. It is a very developed, modern, and driving into town from the airport we felt we were on the roads of southern Africa.

By the late 19th century Germany colonized Namibia, overlooking the country's name and unimaginative South West Africa. In the south, near the border with South Africa, is the strategic port of Walvis Bay, then under British control.