Experience the beautiful view of the red Kalahari desert as you travel down south to Fish River Canyon. Pass by the striking natural forest of quiver trees and massive dolerite boulders that appear to have been purposefully placed on top of each other by a gigantic hand. Take a walk through Africa’s largest canyon, the Fish River Canyon. Climb the beautiful iconic red sand dunes of the Namib which is a photographer’s heaven.
Kalahari Anib Lodge. Savor the Kalahari Desert at this easily accessible lodge. 30 standard rooms flank a shady courtyard, with another 21 comfort-levels overlooking Kalahari savannah. Stretch your legs on the walks and join the afternoon drive to experience the red Kalahari sands aglow with an inner fire.
Main Destination: Mariental (Town)
Meals & Drinks:
Breakfast & dinner (Lunch not included)
Drinks not included
Fish River has created Africa’s largest and the world’s second-largest canyon. Hot, dry, and stony, the Fish River Canyon measures a whopping 160 kilometers in length, at times 27 kilometers in width and 550 meters in depth.
Visit the striking natural forest of quiver trees and the massive dolomite boulders that appears to have been placed on top of each other by a gigantic hand at Giant’s Playground.
Main Destination: Fish River Canyon (|Ai-|Ais Richtersveld TP)
Meals & Drinks:
Breakfast & dinner (Lunch not included)
Drinks not included
Located in the scenic Namib-Naukluft National Park, Sossusvlei is where you will find the iconic red sand dunes of the Namib. The clear blue skies contrast with the giant red dunes to make this one of the most scenic natural wonders of Africa. You get to climb Dune 45, explore Dead Vlei and walk through the Sesriem Canyon.
Main Destination: Sossusvlei (Sand Dunes)
Meals & Drinks:
Breakfast & dinner (Lunch not included)
Drinking water (Other drinks not included)
Set along Namibia’s spectacularly scenic coast, the seaside town of Swakopmund is known for its wide-open avenues, colonial architecture, and its surrounding otherworldly desert terrain. Take a relaxing walk on the beach, view the beautiful flamingos in Walvis Bay, and get a chance to explore the town and do shopping.
Main Destination: Swakopmund (City)
Meals & Drinks:
Breakfast (Lunch & dinner not included)
Drinking water (Other drinks not included)
After breakfast, you will to Walvis Bay where you will be taken on a boat cruise, where you will see some seals, dolphins, and pelicans. From here you will drive back to Windhoek and pass through Okahandja craft market which is Namibia’s biggest craft market where you can buy some gifts to take home.
You will be dropped off at your post-tour accommodation which can be booked at an extra cost.
Main Destination: Windhoek (City)
Meals & Drinks:
Breakfast (Lunch & dinner not included)
Drinking water (Other drinks not included)
Important to Know
– Rates are per person and exclude the international flight from/to your home country.
– Single travelers can join this group tour, but it requires a minimum of 2 people to run.
– This tour is not available to groups larger than 12 people.
– This tour accepts children who are 5 years and older. Children under 13 receive a discount.
Rates Per Person
– $2,908 per person when 1 person travels alone.
– $2,721 per person when 2 persons travel together.
– $2,318 per person when 3 persons travel together.
– $2,651 per person when 4 persons travel together.
– $2,733 per person when 5 persons travel together.
– $2,363 per person when 6 persons travel together.
Tanzania is a year-round safari destination with many adventures being offered all over the country. For optimal wildlife sightings, the dry season from June to October is your best bet! Read more on when to visit Tanzania
Both have their perks with Big Five national parks, the incredible Great Migration and that quintessential African experience we all dream of. Check out our article on Serengeti vs Masai Mara to help you decide.
They both have such different safari experiences! Tanzania offers Big Five game reserves on classic dusty desert plains, rather South Africa partners the Big Five animals with luscious winelands. Both are just as good, but it depends on your safari style.
That’s a tough one! Botswana is home to herds of elephants at Chobe and the sparkling Okavango Delta, and Tanzania has the iconic Mount Kilimanjaro and Great Migration. Check out our article on Botswana vs Tanzania safaris to help you decide.
Tanzania is in general a safe, hassle-free country. However, like most places, you do need to take precautions and listen to your tour guide. It also pays to read our articles on ‘Things to know before going to Tanzania’.
A camera and binoculars are a must. You’ll regret it if you don’t take them! As for clothing, definitely pack lightweight, breathable clothing. Remember, Tanzania is an arid country so the days can get quite hot. Read more on what to pack for a safari in Tanzania in our travel magazine
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