Namibia Wildlife Photography Tour
From
Etosha National Park
to
Sesriem
Duration
10 Days
Accommodation
Tour Overview
Your adventure begins with a warm welcome at Hosea Kutako International Airport, followed by a guided tour of Windhoek’s vibrant streets. You’ll travel to Etosha National Park, spotting wildlife along the way and enjoying a full day of game drives with opportunities to see rhinos, lions, and elephants. Next, you’ll journey to Swakopmund through Damaraland’s rugged landscapes along the Skeleton Coast. A scenic flight showcases Namibia’s iconic destinations, including the Namib Desert and shipwrecks along the coast. In Sossusvlei, you’ll explore the world’s largest dunes, photograph the surreal Deadvlei, and visit Sesriem Canyon before returning to Windhoek for a final farewell. Throughout this adventure, you’ll stay at charming and comfortable accommodations, including Casa Piccolo, Desert Quiver Camp, Hotel Pension Rapmund, Madisa Camp, and Etosha Safari Lodge, each offering a unique experience that complements the stunning landscapes of Namibia.
Places You'll See
Highlights
Itinerary
Departure/Return Location:
Hosea Kutako International Airport
DAY 1 - Windhoek
The day begins with a Windhoek City and Township Tour, where our expert guide will take you through historic streets and lively markets, offering a taste of the city's heritage and local cuisine.
In the evening, enjoy dinner at one of Windhoek's top restaurants.
DAY 2 & 3 - Etosha National Park
On day two, enjoy a full day of game drives in Etosha, visiting various watering holes to see animals like springbok, giraffes, and elephants. You may even be lucky enough to spot rare rhinos. The park is home to an abundance of wildlife, including four of the Big 5—only the buffalo is missing—making it a prime destination for wildlife enthusiasts.
DAY 4 & 5 - Damaraland
On day two, embark on a full day of tracking desert-adapted elephants. Guided through dry riverbeds and rugged landscapes, you'll learn about the elephants' survival strategies and ongoing conservation efforts. The journey also offers opportunities to spot other wildlife, like oryx and springbok, all set against Damaraland's stunning backdrop, perfect for photography.
DAY 6 & 7 - Swakopmund
The following day, take to the skies on a scenic flight over Swakopmund. Soar above the Kuiseb River, Tsondapvlei, Sossusvlei, and the Namib Desert. Fly over the historic Diamond Camps, the shipwrecks of Eduard Bohlen and Shawney, Sandwich Harbour, Salt Pans, and Walvis Bay, before ending with a stunning view of Swakopmund. This aerial journey offers a breathtaking perspective of Namibia’s unique landscapes and history. (Flight Duration: 2h12)
DAY 8 & 9 - Sossusvlei
DAY 10 - Tour Ends
Afterward, guests will be transferred to the airport in time for their onward flight, bringing their Namibian adventure to a close.
Things to do
Guided Nature and Game Drives
Cape Cross Seal Colony Visit
Scenic Flights
Wildlife & Landscape Photography
Catamaran Cruise
Cheetah Foundation Visit
AfriCat Foundation
Bird Watching
Sand Boarding
Sandwich Harbour & Shipwreck 4×4 Tour
Sandwich Harbour 4×4 Scenic Tour
Burnt Mountain Visit
Rock Engravings Visit
White Lady Rock Painting
What's Included
- Airport Transfers
- 4x4 Vehicle with AC
- Activities & Excursions Led by Your Guide
- Bottled Water Onboard Vehicle
- Lodge Accommodation
- Meals: Bed & Breakfast / Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
- Park Entry Fees & Permits
- Picnic Lunch in Sossusvlei
- Qualified Guide
What's Not Included
- Alcoholic Beverages & Drinks
- Gratuities & Tips
- International Flights (Arrival & Departure)
- Items of Personal Nature
- Meals: Lunch
- Travel Insurance
- VISAS (If Applicable)
What our customers ask about this tour
What’s the best time for photography in Sossusvlei?
Will we see shipwrecks along the Skeleton Coast?
How many activities can we plan per day?
Good to Know
Currency
In Namibia, the official currency is the Namibian Dollar (NAD), which is pegged to the South African Rand (ZAR), and the Rand is also widely accepted.
In Botswana, the local currency is the Botswana Pula (BWP), though South African Rand may be accepted in some places.
In Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe), the Zimbabwean Dollar (ZWL) is used, but US Dollars, South African Rand, and other currencies are commonly accepted, especially in tourist areas.
In South Africa, the official currency is the South African Rand (ZAR). It is widely accepted across the country and can also be used in Namibia, where the Namibian Dollar (NAD) is pegged to it.
Travel Requirements for Adults with Children Under 18
Adults travelling with children under 18 must provide the child’s original Birth Certificate and a consent form if only one parent is accompanying the child. Failure to present these documents may result in denied entry.
Visa
Unfortunately, we do not offer visa application services. Whether you require a visa depends on your nationality and your destination. If your home country does not have a visa agreement with the country you’re visiting, you will need to apply for a visa before your departure. Additionally, some countries may require an invitation letter for the Namibian Embassy to process a tourist visa. If needed, guests can contact us for assistance with obtaining the invitation letter.
