A Sundowner in the Kalahari Desert is a magical experience, offering travelers the opportunity to witness the beauty of the desert sunset while enjoying a refreshing beverage. As the sun begins to set, the Kalahari Desert transforms into a palette of warm hues, casting an orange glow over the dunes and savannah. Travelers would be able to relax and soak up the stunning views while sipping on a sundowner, a popular African tradition of enjoying a drink while watching the sunset.

Kokerboom Kwekery Nursery

Travelers will visit the Kokerboom trees which are known as a quiver tree because the hunters or the first inhabitant of southern Africa called the Bush Man / Sans used its light branches to make quivers

Fish River Canyon

Fish River Canyon is an awe-inspiring natural wonder located in the south of Namibia, and offers travelers a unique and breathtaking experience. As the second-largest canyon in the world, the Fish River Canyon is a sight to behold, with its deep gorges, steep cliffs, and stunning views. Travelers would be able to explore the canyon by foot, hiking along the rim to enjoy panoramic views of the canyon, or venturing down to the canyon floor to witness the mighty Fish River that carved out the canyon over millions of years.

Wild Horses of Aus

A visit to Ais-Ais to see the wild horses would be a unique and enchanting experience for travelers. The horses, descendants of animals brought to the area in the late 19th century, roam freely in the rugged terrain of the Ais-Ais Richtersveld Transfrontier Park. Travelers would be able to observe these majestic animals in their natural habitat, as they graze in the dry riverbeds and canyons, or drink from the waterholes. With their long manes and tails, the horses add a striking and beautiful element to the already stunning desert landscape.

Kolmanskop Ghost Town

The Lüderitz Ghost House, located in the coastal town of Lüderitz, Namibia, is a haunting remnant of the past. Once a thriving home, it was abandoned due to harsh environmental conditions and dwindling resources. Now a popular tourist attraction, its decaying walls and eerie atmosphere offer a glimpse into a bygone era of mystery and desolation.

Kolmanskop Ghost Town

On this day, travelers will visit the ghost town at Luderitz

Luderitz Museum

The Lüderitz Museum in Namibia offers an insightful journey into the region's history, showcasing exhibits related to the indigenous Khoikhoi people, German colonialism, and the town's early settlement. Housed in a charming building, the museum explores Lüderitz's development, local wildlife, and maritime history. Visitors can learn about the area's role in Namibia's cultural and economic past, providing a deeper understanding of the unique coastal town's heritage and significance.

Namib Desert

Travelers will visit the Namib Desert which is one of the oldest and driest deserts in the world, covering more than 15% of the country along the Atlantic Ocean.

Dune 45

Dune 45 is a towering sand dune located in the heart of the Namib Desert, and is one of the most popular attractions in the area. With a height of over 150 meters, Dune 45 offers travelers an opportunity to climb and experience stunning panoramic views of the desert landscape, including the surrounding dunes and the vastness of the sand sea. As the sun rises or sets, the dune takes on a golden hue, creating a mesmerizing and unforgettable experience. Travelers would be able to capture breathtaking photos and enjoy the silence and tranquility of the desert.

Deadvlei, located in the Namib-Naukluft National Park, is a hauntingly beautiful landscape that will leave a lasting impression on travelers. The name "Deadvlei" means "Dead Marsh" in Afrikaans, and refers to the dried-up white clay pan that was once an oasis, but is now a graveyard for ancient camel thorn trees that died over 600 years ago. The dark, gnarled tree trunks contrast starkly against the white clay and the fiery red dunes that surround the area.

Sesriem Canyon

Sesriem Canyon is a hidden gem in the Namib Desert that offers travelers a unique opportunity to witness the power of nature and the passage of time. The canyon, which was carved by the Tsauchab River over millions of years, is a narrow, deep gorge that snakes through the desert.

Solitaire

Solitaire is a small, rustic settlement in the Namib Desert, and a visit here would offer travelers a chance to experience the charm and hospitality of rural Namibia. The town is situated along the C14 road between Sesriem and Swakopmund, and is a popular stopover for travelers exploring the desert.

Tropic of Capricorn Sign

The Tropic of Capricorn is an imaginary line of latitude that marks the southernmost point where the sun can be directly overhead at noon. This line crosses through the Namib Desert in Namibia, making it a popular attraction for travelers. The Tropic of Capricorn is marked by a simple but iconic signpost that reads "Tropic of Capricorn". Travelers can stop and take photos at the signpost, as well as learn about the history and significance of the Tropic of Capricorn in the region.

Kuiseb Canyon is a stunning natural wonder located in the Namib Desert, offering travelers a unique and captivating experience. The canyon was carved out by the Kuiseb River over millions of years, and is a deep, narrow gorge with sheer walls and a dry riverbed. Travelers can explore the canyon on foot, admiring the colorful rock formations and the unique desert vegetation that clings to the canyon walls. The canyon is also home to the unique Welwitschia plant, a desert survivor that can live for thousands of years and is found only in the Namib Desert.

Gaub Pass is a scenic mountain pass in the Naukluft Mountains, offering travelers a breathtaking view of the surrounding desert landscape. The pass, which is located in the Namib-Naukluft National Park, winds its way through the mountains, providing stunning views of the arid plains and rocky outcrops below.

Walvis Bay Waterfront

A boat cruise at the coast can offer travelers a unique perspective of the ocean and its abundant marine life. Depending on the location, travelers may be able to spot various sea creatures such as dolphins, whales, sea lions, and even sharks. The guide on the boat may also provide insights into the local ecology and the behavior of these fascinating animals. As the boat glides along the ocean, travelers can enjoy breathtaking views of the coastline and appreciate the beauty of the surrounding marine environment. The fresh sea breeze and the sound of the waves crashing against the hull of the boat can add to the relaxing and tranquil atmosphere.

Zeila Shipwreck

The Zeila Shipwreck is a captivating sight, located on the Skeleton Coast of Namibia. This abandoned cargo ship ran aground in 2008, and has since become a popular attraction for travelers who are interested in exploring the eerie beauty of the desolate coast. The rusted remains of the ship are now partially buried in the sand, with only the hull and parts of the superstructure visible. The dramatic contrast between the rusting steel and the golden sand creates a hauntingly beautiful scene.

Twyfelfontein

At Twyfelfontein Engravings are amazing. If you book a tour to Twyfelfontein, you'll get to see some of the most incredible prehistoric engravings in the world. You'll see the rock art created by the Khoisan people over thousands of years. The engravings are of animals, plants and even humans. You'll learn about their culture and the significance of their artwork. You'll also be able to see the surrounding landscape, which is incredible. The area is known for its unique rock formations and beautiful views. It's a really special place and definitely worth a visit!

Damara Living Museum

The Damara Living Museum in Namibia offers an immersive experience into the traditional lifestyle of the Damara people. Visitors can explore the museum's recreated village, where they learn about the tribe's customs, crafts, and daily activities, such as cooking, hunting, and beadwork. The museum emphasizes cultural preservation and education, providing an authentic look into the history, language, and rituals of this indigenous community in a picturesque setting.

Otjikandero Himba Orphan Village

At the Himba village, you'll get to experience the fascinating culture of the Himba people. You'll get to meet the Himba people and learn about their traditional way of life. You'll see their traditional dwellings, called “Ovahimba huts”, and learn about their unique customs and beliefs. You'll also see the beautiful handcrafted jewelry and clothing that the Himba people wear. The village is located in a remote part of Namibia, and you'll get to see the beautiful landscapes that surround it.

Etosha National Park

An Afternoon at Etosha National Park, you're in for a treat! You'll get to experience the diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes of the park. Etosha is known for its large herds of elephants, lions, rhinos, zebras, giraffes, and many other species. You'll have the chance to go on a safari and get up close to the animals in their natural habitat. You'll also see some incredible landscapes like salt pans, savannahs, and waterholes. You might even be lucky enough to spot some rare birds or other wildlife. It's an unforgettable experience!

Etosha Pan

Travelers will get time to observe the animals! That photo enthusiasts bring their equipment and patience to capture the unusual encounters with wildlife on good plans.

Etosha Pan

Travelers will have a full day game drive opportunity to discover abundant wildlife that you can observe on the "pan" or around the many water points of the reserve. The Etosha National Park pan is an incredible sight to behold, and booking a tour is the best way to experience it. The pan is a massive salt pan that covers over 5,000 square kilometers and is the largest in Africa. You'll get to see the incredible wildlife that congregates around the pan during the dry season, including elephants, lions, giraffes, and more. You can also explore the park's varied landscapes, from grassy plains to rocky hills. The best part is that you can watch the sunset over the pan, which is truly a breathtaking sight.

Etosha Pan

Etosha Pan is a vast, dry, salt-covered expanse in Namibia, forming part of the Etosha National Park. It spans around 4,700 square kilometers and is one of the largest salt pans in the world. The pan is a remnant of an ancient lake, and although dry most of the year, it transforms into a wildlife hotspot during rainy seasons, attracting numerous animals, especially around its waterholes.

Etosha National Park

A Full Day Game Drive at Etosha National Park, you're in for an adventure! You'll get to explore the diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes of the park in a safari vehicle. You'll have the opportunity to spot some of Africa's most iconic animals, including elephants, giraffes, lions, rhinos, zebras, and more. You'll also get to see some incredible scenery, from the vast salt pans to the lush grasslands. The best part is that you can enjoy the experience with a knowledgeable guide who can teach you about the local wildlife and culture.

A Boat Cruise on the Okavango River is an amazing experience that you won't want to miss. You'll get to explore the lush river delta and spot some of the region's most incredible wildlife, like elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and more. You'll also get to take in the stunning scenery of the delta, with its palm-fringed islands and lush grasslands. Plus, you'll have the chance to learn about the local culture from your knowledgeable guide. The best part is that you can relax on the boat and enjoy the tranquil beauty of the Okavango River.

Bwabwata National Park

Bwabwata National Park, located in northeastern Namibia, spans over 6,100 square kilometers and is home to diverse wildlife, including elephants, lions, and buffalo. The park is known for its wetlands, savannas, and woodlands, making it a critical habitat for both land and water species. It also offers unique cultural experiences with local communities living nearby.

Travelers will enjoy a photo safari by canoe aboard a mokoro (traditional canoe) to explore the countless wonders of the region and enjoy the lush landscapes

Mahango Game Reserve

At Mahango National Park, you'll be in for an incredible experience. You'll get to explore the diverse landscapes of the park, from the lush riverine forests to the open grasslands. You'll have the chance to spot some of Africa's most iconic wildlife, like elephants, buffalo, giraffes, lions, and more. You'll also get to learn about the local culture and history from your knowledgeable guide. Plus, you'll have the opportunity to enjoy some of the best birdwatching in the region, with over 400 species of birds to be spotted. It's an unforgettable experience!

Travelers will obverse the landscapes mainly composed of swamps, flooded plain and it is here that we observe the highest concentration of African elephants

Chobe National Park

At Chobe National Park, you'll have the chance to experience one of the most beautiful and diverse wildlife areas in Africa. You'll get to explore the stunning landscapes of the park, which include the Chobe River, floodplains, and woodlands. You'll also get to spot some of Africa's most iconic wildlife, such as elephants, giraffes, lions, and buffalo. You'll have the opportunity to go on game drives and boat cruises to get up close to the animals and learn about their habits and habitats.

Chobe Crocodile Farm

The Chobe Crocodile Farm, located near Chobe National Park in Botswana, is a unique wildlife attraction focused on the conservation of crocodiles. Visitors can learn about the breeding, farming, and sustainable harvesting of crocodiles, while observing these reptiles in their natural habitats. The farm also educates guests on the vital role crocodiles play in the ecosystem. It’s a fascinating stop for wildlife enthusiasts interested in reptiles and conservation efforts.

Prinlin Safari Travels

On this day, travelers will have a variety of activities to choose from and do. Such as a Game Drive, Cultural Tour and Birdwatching. Victoria Falls, located on the Zambezi River between Zambia and Zimbabwe, is one of the largest and most famous waterfalls in the world. With a width of 1,708 meters and a height of 108 meters, it creates a stunning, mist-filled spectacle, known as "The Smoke That Thunders."

Prinlin Safari Travels

Travelers will prepare for their flight and will be transferred to the Airport