Namibia and South Africa Safari

Duration10 nights
StyleSafari
When to GoYear Round
Price GuideFrom £12,000 Per Person

Namibia is home to some of the last remaining untouched landscapes. From deserts and dunes to dramatic coastlines and mountain ranges. Not only is this country one of the most jaw-dropping landscapes in terms of its beauty and photographic opportunity, but it also offers such a diverse range of safari activities and unforgettable excursions. In this itinerary, we have combined three destinations to give you a short but sweet snippet of Namibia, ticking off highlights like Sossusvlei, Deadvlei, and the Skeleton Coast to name a few.

At a Glance

Day 1

Windhoek
- Arrival and private transfer to your hotel
- 1 night in The Weinberg Hotel to relax
- Plenty of restaurants to dine at dinner

Day 2 - 4

Etosha National Park
- Take a light aircraft from Windhoek to the Etosha in the north
- Morning excursion to see Sossusvlei and Deadvlei
- Game drives in this incredible landscape

Days 4 - 6

Skeleton Coast
- Three nights in a luxury desert camp
- Day excursion to see the famous Skeleton Coast
- Opportunity to see desert elephant and lion

Day 7

Johannesburg
- Fly back to Windhoek to then connect onto the flight to Johannesburg
- Spend a night here overnighting

Days 8 - 10

Sabi Sand Private Reserve
- Fly across to a private reserve bordering the Kruger National Park
- Spend 3 nights on safari, with two game drives per day
- Great sightings including leopard, rhino, buffalo and more

Meet Our Expert

Gemma D Souza

Africa Specialist

With family roots in Kenya, it became a continent I have naturally gravitated towards. I’ve traveled extensively around East and Southern, working with luxury camps, guides, and rangers for over eight years. I am enthralled by Africa and would happily talk about this diverse continent’s wildlife, cultures and experiences all day, every day.

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What's Included

1 night in Namibia's capital, Windhoek including breakfast
3 nights on safari in Etosha National Park, with game drives inside the park
Fly to the Skeleton Coast and Hoanib region
Day excursion to the famous Skeleton Coast
Overnight in Johannesburg before your South Africa safari
3 nights in a luxury camp in the Sabi Sand Private Reserve
All-inclusive accommodation on safari, and private transfers throughout
24/7 support from our dedicated staff

What's not Included

As we have clients from all over the world. Our itineraries do not include flights. If you would like us to include flights in your trip, we are happy to do so. Please speak to your travel specialist at the planning stage to include them.
Gratuities for local guides
We strongly advise all guests purchase comprehensive travel insurance
Visas if required
Price is based on two people sharing a room in low season
The price is a guide and the final price will be confirmed at the time of booking

Day by Day Itinerary

Day 1
Windhoek
Welcome to Windhoek! On arrival, you will be met by your private driver/ guide where you will then be transferred to your hotel in Windhoek. You will spend one night at the Weinberg, which is a centrally-located hotel and a comfortable spot to rest your head after your long-haul flight. The next morning you will start your safari in Etosha National Park.
Accommodation Options:
- The Bay Hotel
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  The Bay Hotel
  Hotel Highlights
  Great location in the heart of Camps Bay – an area known for its lively and vibrant atmosphere
  An array of room categories to suit all budgets, from mountain view rooms to exclusive, sea-view suites
  Within walking distance to plenty of restaurants, cafes and beachfront bars
  Friendly staff and a great level of customer service
  Views of the Atlantic Ocean, Lions Head and the mountains surrounding the hotel
  The Bay Hotel Overview
  Located in one of Cape Town’s most desirable locations, the Bay Hotel has unparalleled views of the Atlantic Ocean and the mesmerizing sunsets it offers. The Bay Hotel is in the area of Camps Bay – a trendy and popular area home to many restaurants, cafes, and bars, all within walking distance. Although the hotel is relatively large, the level of service is excellent, and the staff at the front desk, the pool bar, and restaurant will assist you in anything you need and make sure you are well looked after. The nightly stay includes breakfast which is served in a restaurant on the third floor, offering views of the glistening ocean. The Bay Hotel also offers facilities like a gym, a spa, a sauna and steam room, and a communal workspace. There are a couple of swimming pools and plenty of sun loungers. For those who prefer lying on the beach, take a one-minute walk across the road and you’ll be lying on the white-sand beach, with views of Lion’s Head on offer.
- The Cape Grace
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  The Cape Grace
  Hotel Highlights
  120 rooms ranging from a luxury room through to the Penthouse, they also offer 2 bedroom suites for groups and families.
  Signal Restaurant known for its seasonal tasting menus
  Bascule Bar with its extensive wine cellar and rare whiskies
  A well-stocked library that serves a decadent afternoon tea
  Extensive spa facilities, gym and swimming pool
  Cape Grace Overview
  Located on a private quay in the V&A Waterfront, the Cape Grace is the epitome of luxury. The hotel is surrounded by the ocean, with a stunning backdrop of Table Mountain. The hotel is a short walk to the busy hub of restaurants and shops along the waterfront. Although this is a large hotel with 120 rooms, guests still receive a highly personalised service. The spacious rooms all feature their own coffee machine, mini bar, marble bathrooms, satellite TV, Wi-Fi and air conditioning. The Signal Restaurant focuses on the local Cape dishes as well as European classics. Bascule Bar has a wide range of wine and 400 whiskies from around the world. It is a great spot to relax in the evening so make sure you take the time to sit outside and watch the yachts sail past.
Days 2 - 4
Etosha National Park
This morning you will take a light aircraft plane to Etosha National Park, where you will spend three nights on safari. There are 12 national parks in Namibia, but Etosha is number one. A vast wilderness area covering more than 8,600 square miles. It’s a birdwatchers’ paradise during the wet season, including thousands of flamingos. During the dry season, all sorts of animals are attracted to its water holes, from lions to elephants. You will stay at Little Ongava, and enjoy morning and afternoon game drives with a professional guide.
Accommodation Options:
- Leeu House
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  Leeu House
  Hotel Highlights
  12 rooms
  Spa with four treatment rooms, steam rooms and plunge pool.
  15-meter infinity swimming pool set in landscaped gardens.
  Gym
  Full concierge service
  Leeu House Overview
  Located on the main street in the small village of Franschhoek, Leeu House is great base to explore the surrounding vineyards. The hotel is a historic Cape Dutch building, and the interior has been sympathetically restored to give it a contemporary feel. Guests can dine at The Conservatory or out on the terrace with an extensive breakfast and all day dining options. All 12 room are luxurious and elegant with premium technology including high speed internet, smart TV’s, Nespresso machines and air conditioning. Higher room levels come with their own terraces. The decoration is warm and neutral with added touches like under floor heating in the bathroom and large showers. As a guest you will have access to the facilities of the sister properties, including the substantial spa and gym.
- Babylonstoren
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  Babylonstoren
  Hotel Highlights
  A beautifully-run working farm with plenty of things to do and experience
  The restaurants offer a farm-to-fork philosophy so everything is home-grown and locally sourced
  Located in the Franschhoek wine valley and is on the wine tram stop, so it is easily accessible to visit
  Although it can get busy with day-visitors, staying in the luxury cottages at Babylonstoren allows you to enjoy the slower pace of the farm
  Offers workshops and specialist excursions, such a wine and olive oil tasting, garden tours and many more
  Babylonstoren Overview
  Located in the Franschhoek wine valley is Babylonstoren. This is one of the oldest Cape Dutch farms and today, a visit or stay at Babylonstoren gives you the opportunity to see the hard work that goes into all elements of the farm – from the agricultural upkeep of the locally-grown vegetables to the careful production of the grape and wine-making. The gardens throughout Babylonstoren are simply stunning. Whether you wander through the herb gardens, the tropical greenhouse, or the lavender fields, you’ll find great botanic diversity and so many beautiful aromas. Situated close to the town of Franschhoek and a stop on the Franschhoek wine tram, Babylonstoren is a popular place to visit for a day trip. With a small entrance fee, you can spend the day at Babylonstoren, wandering through the gardens and eating at one of its many restaurants, offering a farm-to-fork platter. If you are looking for somewhere special to stay for a couple of days in the winelands, we cannot recommend the farm hotel at Babylonstoren enough. The room categories at Babylonstoren include garden cottages (both one-bedroom and two-bedroom cottages), replicating a traditional and authentic farm-stay experience. There are also 9 one-bedroom farmhouse suites, and 6 fynbos cottages (4 two-bedroom and 2 one-bedroom cottages). Finally for families, there is both the Manor House and the Fynbos family house which can both accommodate up to 10 guests. There is so much to do at Babylonstoren, and with a couple of days here, you’ll be able to enjoy the slower pace of life that a farm-stay should be enjoyed.
Days 5 - 6
Skeleton Coast Camp
You will fly from Etosha to Hoanib. Although both are very dry and baren, this landscape is very different from Etosha, and with less water readily available, there is an opportunity to see desert-adapted lions and elephants are among these incredible species who have adapted. During your time here, you will have a day excursion to the Skeleton Coast – an incredible and UNESCO World Heritage site and landscape, where the ocean meets dunes.
Accommodation Options:
- Dulini Lodge
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  Dulini Lodge
  Lodge Highlights
  Wooden viewing deck over looking the bush
  An outdoor swimming pool so you can watch the wildlife while you swim
  A Boma for outside dining
  Gym and wellness centre for spa treatments
  An extensive wine cellar and a fine whisky collection
  Dulini Lodge Overview
  This is a five-star family owned and run lodge that is located in the prestigious Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve, famous for offering some of the best wildlife sightings in Africa. The area is known for its leopard population, normally very difficult to spot in the wild, they are seen daily in the Sabi Sands. The reserve also permits game walks, where you can go out into the reserve on foot with your ranger. The lodge comprises of six thatched suites along the banks of the river. Each large suite has a private plunge pool and an outside deck with seating. Inside is a lounge area, free standing bath tub, outside shower and a large bed with a canopy of mosquito nets. The suites have fans to cool them down and are decorated in a contemporary African style. You can relax on the extensive wooden deck while the outstanding staff meet your every need. You do not even need to leave the lodge for your game viewing – a steady stream of wildlife passes by the lodge.
- Sabi Sabi Selati Camp
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  Sabi Sabi Selati Camp
  Camp Highlights
  Located in the famous Sabi Sands Game Reserve
  Luxury suites with outside baths
  Large deck overlooking the reserve
  Leopard sightings are common
  Selati Camp Overview
  The lodge is situated in the Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve, part of the famous Sabi Sands collective, bordering Kruger National Park. The intimate Selati Camp offers guests spectacular game viewing in this wildlife rich reserve. This authentic bush lodge is lit at night by the gentle flicker of oil lamps and the warm glow of fires. Comprising of just eight luxurious thatched suites, each with en suite bathroom and outside shower, blend perfectly into the surrounding bush. The guides are highly trained and experienced and will make your safari exceptional. For guests who are photographers, several of the guides are experienced in wildlife photography and are on hand to help you get the perfect shot while on safari.
Day 7
Johannesburg
Today you will say goodbye to Namibia, and take a light aircraft back to Windhoek. From here you will connect onto your international flight to Johannesburg in South Africa. You will spend a night here in a hotel in Johannesburg, before then flying on to the bush in South Africa.
Accommodation Options:
- Azura Benguerra
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  Azura Benguerra
  Lodge Highlights
  20 luxurious beachfront thatched roof villas with private decks, personal pools, and open-air showers, tucked beneath shady trees.
  Snorkeling and diving, island-hopping, cultural experiences, shore walks, dugong- and dolphin-watching, and spa treatments inspired by tradition and local ingredients.
  Delicious and authentic Mozambique cuisine with a focus on fresh fish and seafood, including romantic candlelit dinners on the beach or even on a remote spit of sand.
  Azura Benguerra Overview
  Azura Benguerra is surrounded by an unspoiled national marine park with endless stretches of pristine, white sand. Accommodation is in just 20 luxurious beachfront thatched roof villas that come complete with private decks, personal pools, and open-air showers, tucked beneath shady trees. Guests enjoy total seclusion and their own Mozambican “host, along with access to excursions like snorkeling and diving, island-hopping, cultural experiences, shore walks, dugong- and dolphin-watching. There’s a spa offering treatments inspired by tradition and local ingredients, such as aloe vera, tamarind, and coconut. Those with kids can enjoy pampering while the kids participate in activities tailored to their particular age group. Look forward to delicious and authentic Mozambique cuisine with a focus on fresh fish and seafood. Romantic candlelit dinners can be set up on the beach or even on a remote spit of sand, accessible only by boat.
- &beyond Benguerra
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  &beyond Benguerra
  Lodge Highlights
  Thatched roofed "Casinhas" and "Cabanas" with elegant four-poster beds, large windows overlooking the Indian Ocean, private decks, and cool plunge pools.
  Snorkeling and diving, birdwatching, horseback riding, big game fishing, sunset cruises, and more.
  Portuguese dishes along with fresh-caught crab, calamari, and fish in the main lodge lounge/dining room with a bar area leading to a large patio.
  The &beyond Benguerra Overview
  A once rustic lodge that’s gotten a luxurious makeover, &beyond Benguerra is a tropical paradise nestled in a lush forest overlooking a picturesque crescent of sandy beach. It offers access to some of the world’s best snorkeling and diving and some 140 bird species, including flamingos. Accommodation is in thatched roofed “Casinhas” and “Cabanas” plus a three-bedroom Casa Familia. All include elegant four-poster beds, large windows that look out toward the Indian Ocean, private decks, and cool plunge pools. Guests can visit a nearby freshwater lake to see a flock of flamingos and enjoy a “castaway picnic,” at a secluded beach. Horseback riding, big game fishing, and sunset cruises are just a few of the other offerings. In the main lodge, you’ll find a lounge/dining room with a bar area leading to a large patio, while the menu features Portuguese dishes along with fresh-caught crab, calamari, and fish.
Days 8 - 11
Sabi Sand Private Reserve
This morning, enjoy breakfast in your hotel and the fly from Johannesburg to the Kruger National Park. On arrival, you will be met by your safari guide and transferred to your safari camp! For the next few days, you will enjoy game drives – both morning and afternoon – across the Sabi Sand Private Reserve. This reserve is particularly famous for its population of big cats like leopard and lion. Rhino sightings, buffalo herds and large families of elephant can also be seen here reguarly. This safari experience will be a contrast from the dry and arid landscapes of Namibia, and depending what time you visit, the Sabi Sand reserve may be dense and vibrant with vegetation.

On the final day, you will fly back to Johannesburg to connect onto your international flights home.
- Savanna Lodge
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  Savanna Lodge
  Lodge Highlights
  9 air-conditioned safari suites
  An outdoor swimming pool over looking a waterhole where you can watch the wildlife drink and bath.
  A Boma for outside dining
  In-room spa treatments
  Gym
  Savanna Lodge Overview
  Savanna Lodge is in the world renowned Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve, famous for offering some of the best wildlife sightings in Africa. The area has prolific wildlife and is especially know for its sighting of leopard and the other big cats. The lodge has 9 air-conditioned suites, the Luxury and Executive suites have canvas roofs to allow you to hear the sounds of the reserve but solid walls ensure a restful night’s sleep. The suites have free standing baths and indoor and outdoor showers. The bedrooms open onto decks with private plunge pools with views over the reserve. They also have the Savanna Suite which is a two-bedroom unit with a shared lounge. The Savanna Suite comes with its own butler and private guide, ideal for families or small groups. The rooms décor is colonial ‘Out of Africa’ with a modern twist. The lodge runs the Savanna Trust to help the local villages and communities. They support various projects in the area included an orphanage and nursing home. Guests can choose to learn more about these projects when they visit.
- Dulini Lodge
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  Dulini Lodge
  Lodge Highlights
  Wooden viewing deck over looking the bush
  An outdoor swimming pool so you can watch the wildlife while you swim
  A Boma for outside dining
  Gym and wellness centre for spa treatments
  An extensive wine cellar and a fine whisky collection
  Dulini Lodge Overview
  This is a five-star family owned and run lodge that is located in the prestigious Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve, famous for offering some of the best wildlife sightings in Africa. The area is known for its leopard population, normally very difficult to spot in the wild, they are seen daily in the Sabi Sands. The reserve also permits game walks, where you can go out into the reserve on foot with your ranger. The lodge comprises of six thatched suites along the banks of the river. Each large suite has a private plunge pool and an outside deck with seating. Inside is a lounge area, free standing bath tub, outside shower and a large bed with a canopy of mosquito nets. The suites have fans to cool them down and are decorated in a contemporary African style. You can relax on the extensive wooden deck while the outstanding staff meet your every need. You do not even need to leave the lodge for your game viewing – a steady stream of wildlife passes by the lodge.