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NAMIBIA – A Journey Beyond the Ordinary
In a completely untouched country, a different kind of adventure awaits you. We don’t go to commercial places, but explore wild landscapes together. We will camp among elephants and rhinos, sleep in the most beautiful lodges in Namibia and experience the planet from a different angle. Out of a total of 14 nights, we will spend 7 in premium lodges, and 6 in authentic campsites. Our personal chef will prepare meals as desired every night of the camp.
This tour is not for everyone, it is intense, challenging and with a lot of long rides. We have an incredible 3000 km of different types of terrain ahead of us. We will travel in a convoy of 3 to 5 vehicles, and there will be only 4 passengers in each of the jeeps. Each jeep has a fridge, table and chairs, all camping accessories, a tent on the roof and bed linen that is comfortable and comfortable. If you want, you can drive the car with your own team.
We have provided all daily tickets for national parks, including all fees for optional excursions as well as accompanying costs (food, water, transport).
We really tried to cover almost all the beauties of Namibia on the route we chose. Each day is thought out and planned in detail.
“The Land God Made in Anger” is another name for Namibia. It is the only country in the world where about 350 elephants and about 35 lions have been adapted to life in the desert. 40% of the world’s cheetah population roams freely in this country.
Etosha is the most famous national park in Namibia. A feature of this park is that around the waterhole you can see more than 5 different species of animals at the same time.
Etoshi is home to a large number of rhinos, elephants are almost white in color, and lions are of a different build than in other parts of Africa.
We will visit the largest seal colony, see Namibia’s national animal, the oryx, and camp inside the wildlife territory. This trip is not just a safari, Namibia is a land of contrasts and unreal landscapes, wild, vast and untouched.
Step into the wilderness with Matimbo and witness nature at its best.
NAMIBIA:
Capital: Windhoek
Population: about 2,500,000
Official languages: English, German and local languages
VISA:
Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina need a visa in advance. The visa can be applied for online, through the website www.embnamibia.at
Citizens of Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Slovenia receive a visa upon landing at an airport in Namibia.
HEALTH SITUATION:
Yellow fever vaccination is not required to enter Namibia, unless you come from countries where the disease is present (e.g. some African and South American countries).
Travellers from Europe, including Serbia, are not required to be vaccinated against yellow fever.
FOOD:
The food we eat is mostly adapted to European cuisine. A large selection of delicious dishes awaits us, which includes a variety of soups, potash, main courses as well as desserts. On camping days, we have our own personal chef. There are, of course, options for vegans and vegetarians.
CLOTHING:
We advise you to wear clothes in shades of green, brown and beige. Bring a pair of warmer sweatshirts, sweatpants or something similar, as mornings and evenings can be colder during this period of travel. Avoid blue and black clothing as it attracts insects.
MONEY: Namibian Dollar (NAD)
1 € ≈ 20 OVER
INTERNET:
Mobile telephony in Namibia supports roaming for SIM cards from Serbia. Domestic SIM cards can be easily obtained with a passport when shopping.
OTHER NOTES:
If you want to take photos of locals, always ask for permission beforehand.
- Windhoek
- Sossuvlei
- Deadwley
- Swakopmund
- Sandwich Harbor
- Spitzkoppe
- Twyfelfontein
- Wild Camping
- Etosha
- Difficulty
- Medium Difficulty
- Suitable for children
- No
- Group Size
- 12 -16 people
Plan and Program
The plan and program of the trip is valid for departures on 20/11/2026
Day 2 - 21.11. - Arrival in Windhoek
Day 3 - 22.11. - Sossusvlei & Elim Dune
After breakfast, we leave for Sossusvlei.
A 5-hour self-drive ride with stops along the way in the Kalahari Desert. We arrive in the afternoon and visit Elim dune where we camp inside the Namib-Naukluft National Park, the oldest desert in the world.
Blending in perfectly with the surrounding desert environment within the gates of the National Park, our Sesriem campsite is ideal for adventurous travelers. Each campsite has a bathroom, kitchen and electricity. We will have full access to the shop, bar, restaurant and swimming pool in Sesriem.
Sesriem Canyon, a deep abyss carved by water through the rocks, is a striking natural formation that is best explored on foot. Stone walls rise steeply on both sides of the canyon, while its cliffs house birds.
After the day’s activities and return to the camp, where our host Chris prepares dinner for us in a local way. We spend the rest of the evening hanging out around the fire.
Daily activities:
Sesriem Canyon
I’m going to dune
Meals:
Breakfast
- Dinner
Day 4 - 23.11. - Deadvlei & Big Daddy Dune → Swakopmund
We get up early, pack our tents and head to Deadvlei.
We climb one of the largest sand dunes in the world, Big Daddy. It’s a tough hike that we go on before sunrise.
Then we descend to Deadvley, a place that was once an oasis filled with acacia and fed by a river that suddenly changed course, leaving the soil to dry along with the trees that grew here. The climatic conditions were so dry that the trees never crumbled, instead, they were completely drained of moisture, and today, 900 years later, surrounded by the red-pink dunes of the Namib Desert, they create a surreal spectacle, which is the dream of every tourist, and especially photographer.
In the early afternoon we head to Swakopmund (5 hours drive) and arrive at the hotel.
Daily activities:
Big Daddy Dina
Deadwley
Meals:
Breakfast
Day 5 - 24.11. - Catamaran & Sandwich Harbour
After breakfast, we set off on the “Tracks 4X4 & Full Day Marine Cruise”.
We will ride on a catamaran, enjoy the view of dolphins, pelicans and seals coming on board. We will also visit Sandwich Harbour, with a lot of exciting ride on the highest dunes in the world that connect to the Atlantic Ocean, after which we will have lunch in this attractive area.
Then we head from the shore of Walvis Bay towards Sandwich Harbour, where we will have the opportunity to see flocks of flamingos and a colony of seals.
Daily activities:
Catamaran
Seal Island
- Sandwich Harbour 4×4
Meals:
Breakfast
Lunch
- Dinner
Day 6 - 25.11. - Swakopmund → Spitzkoppe
This day we have time to rest and sleep longer. After breakfast, we leave Swakopmund.
Then we visit the Skeleton Coast, a place where many shipwrecks are located. Due to the specific climate, the wind here carries desert sand to the sea, which has been an insurmountable obstacle for many ships.
After that, we continue to Spitzkoppe.
Spitzkoppe is a mountain oasis in the Namib Desert, and the campsites here are nestled amidst huge rocks and secret caverns, with Namibia’s majestic “Matterhorn” as a backdrop. The campsite is an excellent base for travelers who want to enjoy outdoor activities.
Daily activities:
Skeleton Coast
Easy hiking
Meals:
Breakfast
Dinner
Day 7 - 26.11. - Spitzkoppe → Twyfelfontein & Safari
We wake up early and watch the most spectacular sunrise in Africa.
Our chef prepares breakfast, and after that we head to Twyfelfontein.
In the afternoon we arrive at the lodge.
Nestled in boulders of granite and just a 10-minute drive from Twyfelfontein Rock Engravings, and close to the Damara Living Museum.
The area around the pool, restaurant and bar offers magnificent views of the Mopane Valley and the beautiful mountain landscape. The sunset in this place is a sight not to be missed.
Here we have a safari where we will try to find the only elephants in the world that have adapted to life in the desert.
Daily activities:
Desert Elephant safari trekking
Meals:
Breakfast
Dinner
Day 8 - 27.11. - Wild Camping & Safari
It’s time for something completely different.
Accompanied by a guide, we go to wild camping in the Damaraland region.
We will set up our private camp in the valley of the Hoanib River.
Here, on our self-drive safari, we will search for rhinos adapted to life in the desert. There is also a small population of lions here, and with a lot of luck we can meet them as well.
There used to be about 450 of them, but today, mostly due to trophy hunting and conflicts between animals and people living on the outskirts of the park, there are only 30-35 left.
We will have 3 meals a day, make specialties, spend starry nights by the fire and drive through the pristine landscapes of Namibia in search of rare animals adapted to life in the desert.
Daily activities:
All-day safari
Meals:
Breakfast
Dinner
Day 9 - 28.11. - Wild Camping & Safari
We start the day with a morning adventure through the dry bed of the Hoanib River, one of the most isolated areas of northwestern Namibia. During this ride, we are looking for rare and fascinating desert-adapted lions, one of the last remaining specimens of this endangered species. In addition to lions, there is also the possibility of seeing desert elephants, giraffes, different species of antelope, as well as the recognizable oryx, the national animal of Namibia.
After an exciting morning quest, we will pause for lunch at a carefully chosen location in nature, where our local guide, Chris, will prepare a meal just for us.
The rest of the day will be followed by another drive through this region, after which we will return to our private camp where peace, silence of the desert and a pleasant rest after a day filled with exploration await us.
Daily activities:
All-day safari
Meals:
Breakfast
Dinner
Day 10 - 29.11. - Damaraland & Palmwag
Early wake-up, breakfast and departure to central Namibia and the Palmwag region.
Get ready for one of the most spectacular rides – giraffes, zebras and oryxes will often cross our path.
In the afternoon we arrive at Grootberg Lodge.
The landscapes in Namibia are always different and more special than the previous ones, so here we will enjoy the view of the entire canyon from our terrace and pool.
We will rest in the heart of Namibia’s Damaraland region, on the Grootberg Plateau, which displays stunning landscapes with deep canyons.
During the ride along the serpentines, we will meet the Himba people, known for their centuries-old cattle breeding. Encounters along the aisle may include the purchase of handmade jewelry while supporting the community through donations.
Daily activities:
Elephant & Rhino trekking
Meals:
Breakfast
Dinner
Day 11 - 30.11. - Etosha National Park & Afternoon Safari
We got up early and headed to Etosha National Park.
This park is the largest and most famous nature reserve in Namibia, and one of the most important in all of Africa. It covers an area of almost 22,300 km² and is completely fenced off to protect animals.
Within the park there is also a huge salt pan (Etosha Pan) – a former lake, which today is a 5,000 km² large salt flat, formed by the drying up of the inner delta of the Kunena River about 2 million years ago.
We checked in at the Okauquejo camp, where we stayed for two nights.
It is the largest and most famous campground in the park. In its center is the famous Waterhole – an artificial pond that allows animals to survive in harsh conditions. Watching the animals come to the watering hole, especially at night, is an unforgettable experience.
Daily activities:
Afternoon safari
Meals:
Breakfast
Dinner
Day 12 - 01.12. - Etosha National Park & Full Day Safari
Day 13 - 02.12. - Etosha National Park & Morning Safari → lodge
After the morning safari, we move to the lodge, located right next to the entrance to the park, with a little more comfort towards the end of the adventure.
The afternoon is flexible.
We can return to the park for another safari
Rest in the loggia, enjoy by the pool and recharge your batteries before returning home.
Daily activities:
Morning safari
- Afternoon safari (optional)
Meals:
Breakfast
Dinner
Day 14 - 03.12. - Return to Windhoek and transfer to the airport
We get up at 8:00 a.m., have breakfast, pack our bags and head to Windhoek.
Before the capital of Namibia, we will take a break for souvenirs and visit the Craft Market. We pick up the Jeep and head to the airport.
Flights to Europe are mostly in the afternoon. We arrived home the next day around noon.
Daily activities:
Transfer to the airport
- Craft Market
Meals:
Breakfast
Dinner
Departures Prices
For more information about departure such as prices, discounts, payment terms, please contact us.
20.11.2026.
04.12.2026.
15
€2890
Reservation and payment terms
To book a trip to Namibia, you need to buy an airline ticket and send it for inspection. A deposit of 30% must be paid three months before the trip to our local partners in Namibia. All other payments are made in euros (EUR) upon arrival at the destination.
Our association is not a travel agency, but was founded with the aim of bringing together people who share a passion for nature and animals. We travel to Africa to contribute through our own experiences, education and joint actions to the conservation of endangered species and the promotion of responsible, conscious travel, providing a new perspective on adventure and learning about safari culture.
What's Included
INCLUDED:
- 15 days / 14 nights
- 6 nights in premium accommodation
- 6 nights of camping (of which 2 nights wild camping)
- 10 safaris
- 6 activities
- Off-road driving
- Toyota Hilux vehicles with premium camping equipment and complete car insurance
- Guide and personal chef available 24 hours a day.
- Off road safari
- All shipping costs in Namibia
- All National Parks Tickets
- Transfers from and to the airport
- 6 days all inclusive – breakfast, lunch and dinner
- 6 days breakfast and dinner
- 2 days breakfast
NOT INCLUDED:
- Airline ticket
