Complete Discovery of Namibia

Windhoek, Sossusvlei, Swakopmund, Twyfelfontein, Etosha National Park & Okonjima Nature Reserve

Best time to travel

Apr - Nov

Ideal length

14 nights

Perfect for

Families

Prices from (incl. flights)

€4,999 pp

At a glance

International return flights from Dublin to Windhoek. 
Pre-arranged car rental, internal flights and guiding requirements. 
14 nights’ accommodation in Windhoek, Sossusvlei, Swakopmund, Twyfelfontein, Etosha National Park and Okonjima .
Experiences including a visit to the ancient rock carvings of Twyfeltontein, a Swakopmund 4x4 desert tour and a visit to spectacular Sossusvlei.
Safari expeditions including game drives, a marine safari and leopard tracking.

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Introduction

Namibia is a remarkable destination for those wishing to pair Africa’s safari prowess with lashings of culture and history. A destination of indigenous Himba tribes, San Bushmen, otherworldly landscapes and hunter-gatherer artwork, Namibia simply wows with fascinating discoveries before you even meet its incredible wildlife. In this suggested itinerary, seek out encounters with a variety of species including the endangered black rhino. We’ve also included a marine expedition in Walvis Bay, watching out for migrating humpback whales, Cape fur seals and dolphins. 

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Trip Overview

Depart from Dublin to Windhoek.

Upon arrival, you will be greeted by your driver and privately transferred to your charming boutique guesthouse where you’ll spend your first night.

Experience world-famous sand dunes.

Spend three nights in the desert with a 4×4 Sossusvlei tour, sundowner drives and a visit to Namib-Naukluft Mountain. After a day of adventures, take a dip in the outdoor swimming pool to cool down from the African heat.

Visit the Sossusvlei sand dunes during your luxury Namibia self drive & safari holiday

Spend three nights in the coastal town of Swakopmund.

Embark on an exhilarating adventure through desert dunes and discover fascinating desert creates like the dancing white lady spider and the black scorpion that have made the dunes their home.

Immerse in the diverse marine life of Walvis Bay.

Photographic opportunities are in abundance as you sail around, making sure to keep an eye out for various marine life including migrating humpback whal

Marvel at the rich African wildlife.

Spend two nights in Twyfelfontein, where you will head out on an exciting nature drive to discover the wildlife of Aba-Huab River Valley. Track down herds of elephants and antelope with the help of your expert guide.

Explore Twyfelfontein during your luxury Namibia self drive & safari holiday

Next, it’s time to transfer to Okaukuejo in Etosha National Park.

Your camp for the next two nights is a hub of animal activity. When the sunsets and floodlights illuminate the waterhole, you might see the endangered black rhino, drinking alongside lions and elephants.

Journey to your next lodge in Etosha National Park, where you’ll spend two nights.

Fill your days with exhilarating game drives in iconic Etosha before leaving for your last stop, one night in Okonjima. Home to the AfriCat Foundation, while in Okonjima, watch researchers at work and observe magnificent leopards in their natural habitat on a guided tracking experience.

Depart from Windhoek for your flight home.

Arrive in Dublin.

Tailoring your holiday

OROKO Itineraries are created with you in mind and no two are the same. These can be used to help plan your trip - or we can design a completely different itinerary to suit you.

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Accommodation

Where to rest your head

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Galton House

Galton House is a charming boutique guesthouse situated in the hillside town of Eros. It is ideally located just a short distance from Windhoek town and Windhoek Eros Airport. There are just eight guestrooms, creating a sense of privacy within the property.

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Hoodia Desert Lodge

Hoodia Desert Lodge is a family run business situated at the foot of the mountains and on the banks of the Tsauchab River. The outdoor swimming pool is built into the natural rock and is surrounded by a lounge area.

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Strand Hotel Swakopmund

Strand Hotel Swakopmund is situated on the beach promenade and offers wonderful views of the ocean. There are many exceptional dining options to choose from within the hotel.

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Twyfelfontein Country Lodge, Namibia

Twyfelfontein Country Lodge is situated close to its namesake famous rock engraving site. In partnership with the local community, some of the lodge’s profits go to helping support community projects.

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Okaukuejo Rest Camp

Famous for its floodlit waterhole Okaukuejo Rest Camp is also the administrative centre of Etosha. After sunset floodlights illuminate the waterhole, an excellent place to see the endangered black rhino.

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Mushara Lodge, Etosha National Park

Mushara is a family-run lodge located in Etosha National Park near the Von Lindequist Gate. In between exciting game drives, relax in the public area which includes a library, bar and dining area.

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Okonjima Lodge  

Plains Camp has a fantastic, vast main area with a bar, shop, dining area and a selection of seating areas; it’s split level and is known as The Barn – the focal point being the enormous floor to ceiling glass windows right across the front which overlook the plains.

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