Cape Town and Namibia

Upon your arrival at Cape Town International Airport, you will be greeted with a warm, personalized Meet & Greet service, ensuring your journey begins effortlessly. A private transfer will take you to the elegant Cape Milner Hotel, where you’ll find a blend of modern comfort and timeless charm. 

GOLD Restaurant

Get into the rhythm of Africa with an interactive Djembe drumming session, led by our master drummers from Central Africa .

Enjoy an immersive African experience through our 14 dish food safari and unique live entertainment, with storytelling, singing and dancing. This is an evening of African culture and celebration, curated by our Pan African Team.  The entire 14 dish menu is served at your table in sharing and individual portions;  you may order as much as you like from the food menu at no extra cost.

Best of the Cape Peninsular and seal colony tour

A full day tour of the breathtakingly beautiful Cape Peninsula that ticks off all the bucket list items including the penguins at Boulders Beach, the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, Cape Point, Chapmans Peak Drive and some wine tasting in the historic Constantia Valley for good measure. A tour of the Peninsula is the ultimate way of experiencing the unique vegetation, wildlife, history and geography of of this amazing city.

Curated Cape Town tour 

Go on an informative, guided walking tour of the colourful Cape Malay Bo-Kaap district before taking a thrilling cable car ride to the top of Table Mountain. Experience the breathtaking panoramic views of Cape Town. Finish your day with a stroll along the famous Camps Bay beach.

After breakfast, you will be transferred to Cape Town International Airport for your flight to Windhoek International Airport. Upon arrival, a warm Meet & Greet service will be waiting for you, with your guide/driver ready to assist you as you continue your journey. 

Okahandja Wood Carvers visit with Guide

This craft market is Okahandja’s best known tourist attraction. Woodcarvers from all over, and as far as the Kavango Region of north-eastern Namibia, who practice their ancient skills come here to sell their goods. Since wood is not resistant to the wear and tear of time, wood sculptures survive less well than other forms of art and are therefore an important hidden element in the art history of many cultures. The wood-and-thatch market is situated next to the main road at the town’s entrance and exit. Choose from a wide variety of hand-carved wooden artifacts such as animals, bowls or jewelry boxes. 

2 hour Sundowner Game Drive

The Otjiwa Experience offers a wide variety of activities to satisfy many wildlife related interests. Otjiwa Safari Lodge is one of the oldest game farms in Namibia, which offers about 25 different game species, this includes the White Rhino. Otjiwa is 12,000 hectares in total and have up to 22 water dams, each with its own natural habitat. To enjoy Otjiwa to its full potential we offer the following:
Game Drives: 2 hours  Spot some of the more unusual antelope and even perhaps experience the excitement of an encounter with rhino. Your guide will point out a multitude of animals, birds and other flora and fauna as they appear along the way. Drink included. 

Morning Rhino Tracking 

With Rhino tracking we have a well-trained guide that tracks the Rhino’s by vehicle and then once spotted, the guide will take you closer on foot. If you are looking for an adrenaline rush experience, this is definitely it. Coming up close to such a spectacular animal will truly let the blood rush through your veins.  (Duration is about 4 - 5 hours) and departs 06h00

After a delightful breakfast at Otjiwa Collection - Eagle's Rest, you'll begin your scenic drive to Okutala Etosha Lodge. As you travel, the landscape opens up into wide, golden plains, with the occasional wildlife grazing peacefully in the distance. The vast, rugged beauty of the Namibian savannah surrounds you, creating a sense of tranquility. Upon arrival at Okutala, you'll be warmly welcomed into your comfortable retreat, ready to explore the wonders of Etosha.

Visit to  Etosha National Park

The Etosha National Park is Namibia's premiere game viewing experience, situated in the northwest of Namibia and is an area well known for its wildlife. Vegetation ranges from dense bush to open plains attracting a diversity of wildlife. In the heart of the Park is The Etosha Pan - a shallow depression that covers an area of 5000sq kilometres. Dry and shimmering for most of the year, the pans fill up with water after good rains to a depth which is seldom deeper than 1m. In the dry season wildlife is attracted to perennial springs and waterholes that makes for excellent game viewing. Within the park are three large public rest camps catering for the more budget orientated traveller. There are several smaller establishments on the outskirts of the park on private land offering a more intimate and comprehensive experience. All of these establishments offer excellent value for money .

After a refreshing breakfast at Okutala Etosha Lodge, your journey to Damara Mopane Lodge begins. As you depart, the landscape transitions into sweeping desert plains and rugged mountains, with ancient mopane trees scattered across the horizon. The drive is peaceful, offering glimpses of Namibia’s wild beauty. Upon arrival at Damara Mopane Lodge, you'll be greeted with warm hospitality, ready to relax and immerse yourself in the serene surroundings of this unique desert retreat.

Visit to Twyfelfontein

Twyfelfontein is a World Heritage Site boasting one of the richest rock art concentrations in Africa. Thousands of tourists come to this site each year to view some 2, 500 Stone Age rock engravings. The area is home to 17 rock art sites, which collectively encompass 212 engraved stone slabs. There are an additional 13 sites displaying rock paintings.

Skeleton Coast Scenic flight

The Skeleton Coast Excursion lasts approximately 1 hour and flies along the fascinating Skeleton Coast with its desolation, ample bird life, remains of shipwrecks and one of the largest seal colonies in the world. The flight returns to Swakopmund via the rugged Damaraland, the massive Brandberg and the picturesque Spitzkoppe.

After a leisurely breakfast at Beach Lodge in Swakopmund, your journey to The Desert Grace begins. As you leave the coastal town behind, the landscape gradually shifts from the cool, misty air of the ocean to the warm, arid beauty of the desert. Vast sand dunes stretch out in every direction, painting the horizon in shades of gold and red. Arriving at The Desert Grace, you're welcomed into a tranquil oasis, where modern luxury blends seamlessly with the raw, natural beauty of the desert.

Sossusvlei & Sesriem Canyon 

Accompanied by your tour guide you will set off in the very early morning and drive in your tour vehicle to the Sesriem Gate, which is the entrance to the Namib Naukluft Park. Passing through the gate you will follow a 65 km long route though the National Park until you will reach a parking area. From here onwards only 4x4 vehicles can proceed through the thick sand. Therefore you will get off the tour vehicle and switch over to a 4x4 transfer shuttle, which will take you the last 5 km to the famous dunes of Sossusvlei. Enjoy the fascinating view of the dunes and the changing of shadows and colours on the sand. On our way back you may visit the Sesriem Canyon, which marks the end of this wonderful excursion. The park entrance fee and the 4x4 transfer shuttle (return) is included.

Cheetah Excursion with Sundowner drive

Cheetah feeding allows one the opportunity to come up close to the cheetah, great for taking photos. The guides will provide interesting facts about this incredible cat and the history of the cheetahs in their care. After this, a sundowner on the dune will await you, with refreshments and a Namibian snack, while enjoying a breath taking sunset in the Kalahari.

After a hearty breakfast at Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch, your journey to Windhoek International Airport begins. As you leave the ranch, the vast Kalahari desert stretches out before you, with its endless red dunes and dry, golden plains. The road winds through this serene, expansive landscape, offering one last glimpse of Namibia’s wild beauty. Upon arrival at Windhoek International Airport, you’ll be ready to continue your travels, carrying with you the unforgettable memories of the Kalahari.