NAMIBIA
Sossusvlei
NAMIBIA
Namibia’s incredible diversity, excellent road network and unrivalled landscapes provide some inspiring safari options. From self-drive adventures to exhilarating flying safaris, it offers everything from thrilling game viewing and haunting deserts, to colonial elegance and ancient rock paintings.
SWAKOPMUND AND WALVIS BAY An extraordinary blend of Bavarian culture and desert adventure, Swakopmund is Namibia’s premier holiday destination. Lying on the edge of the Namib Desert, Namibia’s adrenaline capital is just a short distance from Walvis Bay, the country’s main harbour, whose sheltered lagoon provides a great destination for birdwatching and dolphin cruises.
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“This is just a note to say thank you all for such a great holiday that Sue and I had in Namibia at the end of September. The organisation was excellent in every aspect from flights to pickups in Namibia. We were looked after so well in every way, food, transport and especially the expertise and professionalism of our
guide/driver. We had Jeremiah and we could not have asked for more. We would do it all over again as I am sure we would see something different to go Wow about.”
Mr & Mrs Richmond – Namibia Tailor-Made – 15 Sep ‘11 DAMARALAND
A seemingly endless expanse of deserted beaches, desert dunes and one of Namibia’s most dramatic and scenic regions. Damaraland is home to desert elephant, springbok and black rhino, extraordinary San rock art, ancient petrified forest and the highest mountain in Namibia.
SKELETON COAST PARK
Starting south of the Orange River and continuing up into Angola, the Skeleton Coast is one of the most remote places in the world. A haunting and ever-changing coastline of dunes, canyons and mountain ranges that is home to desert elephant, black rhino and the fascinating remains of an ancient indigenous culture.
OKONJIMA & THE AFRICAT FOUNDATION A luxury lodge that is also home to the renowned Africat Foundation, Okonjima provides not only spacious and comfortable en suite accommodation, but also a chance to witness the vital conservation work that the foundation is undertaking with Namibia’s large carnivores, especially cheetahs and leopards.
SELF-DRIVE IN NAMIBIA
Namibia is vast, and the ultimate way to experience this country is by doing it yourself in your own vehicle, in our own time. The country has a well established road network and infrastructure, which links all major towns. The dispersed nature of towns does however mean that distances are great, so Bales Worldwide always supplies their clients with a satellite telephone for their journeys.
FISH RIVER CANYON One of Africa’s most amazing natural marvels Fish River Canyon is the second largest canyon on earth reaching almost 550 metres in depth and extending for some 161km across the semi-arid landscapes of southern Namibia. Home to a variety of bird and animal life, the canyon also offers walking trails with incredible views, making a perfect setting for an evening sundowner.
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