Best of Namibia Wing Safari

Would you like to visit Namibia's main attractions with you very own guide and pilot? Would you like the convenience of flying directly into your destinations? Would you like to spend 6 nights is some of Namibia's finest lodges? If so, this itinerary is just for you….

DAYS 1 & 2

The safari departs by light aircraft from Windhoek's Eros Airport at about 10h00, but this can be adjusted to a time best suited to all of the guests and their incoming flights. All guests coming off international flights in the early morning will be given enough time to connect off the incoming flight without an overnight in Windhoek, if they so wish. It is a one-hour flight down to Sossusvlei Wilderness Camp, where we spend 2 nights. See Sossusvlei page for lodge info.

DAYS 3 & 4

The early morning flight takes guests over the Namib and over Sossusvlei itself for an alternative view of the dunes from the air, and then due west to Meob Bay on the Skeleton Coast. The desert and Skeleton Coast scenery is spectacular, where the dunes and the desert meet the Atlantic Ocean. The flight up the coast takes you over the site of the Eduard Bolen shipwreck, past Conception Bay and the wreck of the Shaunee, over Sandwich Harbour and its famous lagoon and will land at Swakopmund Airport. You are then transferred to Walvis Bay Harbour for a dolphin and seal cruise (weather permitting). You may also see turtles, sunfish, penguins, as well as a wonderful quantity and variety of birdlife. The group will return to Walvis Bay Harbor and following a delicious seafood lunch, be transferred by road to Swakopmund to enjoy a tour of this charming town. In the afternoon you depart from Swakopmund for a scenic flight further up the Skeleton Coast, past the Cape Cross Seal Colony, before turning east to fly up the Huab River Valley to Damaraland Camp for two nights.

Situated on the northern face of the Huab River valley and looking south toward the imposing Brandberg Mountains, Damaraland Camp offers its guests endless vistas. Early morning mists drift inland along the river sand canyon, providing sustenance to the flora and fauna of the region. This comfortable and friendly camp offers walks and drives in one of the best wilderness areas in Namibia. Although wildlife is not abundant, the camp is situated where the rare Desert Elephant roams, alongside Gemsbok (Oryx), Springbok, Ostrich and other hardy desert animals. Rare succulent plants somehow manage to eke out an existence in this harsh countryside. Damaraland Camp accommodates guests in nine comfortable tented rooms, with en-suite facilities including flush toilets and showers with hot and cold running water