Kalahari Desert – red dunes and unique wildlife
Fish River Canyon – second largest canyon
Namaqualand – wildflower wonderland
Cederberg Mountains – rugged cliffs and ancient rock art
Cape Town – iconic Table Mountain and coastal charm

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Upon arrival at Hosea Kutako International Airport, you are met by your guide and transferred via Windhoek to the scenic Auas Mountains south of the capital. After time to settle into your lodge, enjoy an afternoon game drive in the private reserve. Oryx, giraffe and springbok are often seen, offering a wonderful first introduction to Namibia’s wildlife and landscapes.
After breakfast, we travel south towards the red sands of the Kalahari. Wide open savannah, camelthorn trees and rolling red dunes characterise this beautiful semi-desert landscape. In the late afternoon, we head out on a guided nature drive in an open safari vehicle. As the sun sets over the dunes, we learn more about the unique plants and wildlife that have adapted to life in the Kalahari before enjoying a sundowner in the bush.
Travelling through the arid landscapes of southern Namibia, we visit the famous Quiver Tree Forest, where these distinctive aloe trees have grown for centuries. Nearby, the Giants’ Playground showcases fascinating rock formations shaped by nature over millions of years. Continuing via Keetmanshoop, we reach the Fish River Canyon region, one of Namibia’s most spectacular natural attractions. Our lodge is nestled amongst granite boulders and offers a peaceful setting from which to explore this remarkable area.
Explore the Fish River Canyon, the second largest canyon in the world and one of Namibia’s most spectacular natural attractions. Together with your guide, visit selected viewpoints along the canyon rim and enjoy breathtaking views across this vast and rugged landscape.
Following the Orange River, we cross into South Africa and enter the Namaqualand region. During the spring months, the normally arid landscape transforms into a colourful display of wildflowers. Our lodge is surrounded by rolling hills and mountain scenery, offering a peaceful setting to enjoy this unique part of South Africa.
Explore either Goegap Nature Reserve or Namaqua National Park, depending on seasonal conditions. Granite outcrops, open plains and colourful wildflowers create excellent opportunities for photography and a closer look at the landscapes of Namaqualand.
Today we continue south towards the Cederberg Mountains, one of South Africa’s most scenic regions. Along the way, the landscape changes from open plains to rugged sandstone formations and dramatic mountain peaks. Our accommodation is set in a peaceful wilderness setting, surrounded by the striking scenery for which the Cederberg is renowned.
Leaving the Cederberg behind, we travel to South Africa’s West Coast and the shores of the Langebaan Lagoon. Known for its turquoise waters and white sandy beaches, this is one of the most beautiful coastal areas in the Western Cape. The afternoon is at leisure to relax, enjoy the beach or explore the lagoon.
Explore West Coast National Park, known for its coastal landscapes, lagoon and rich birdlife. Wildlife such as eland, kudu, zebra and springbok may also be seen. In the afternoon, return to the lodge and enjoy some time at leisure by the sea.
Travelling south, we stop in the charming town of Darling before continuing to Cape Town. Surrounded by Table Mountain, the Atlantic Ocean and beautiful beaches, Cape Town is regarded as one of the world’s most scenic cities. After checking into our hotel, the rest of the day is at leisure to explore the city or enjoy dinner at one of the many excellent restaurants.
Weather permitting, we visit Table Mountain for spectacular views over Cape Town, the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding coastline. Afterwards, we explore the Cape Peninsula, including the Cape of Good Hope and the penguin colony at Boulders Beach. Depending on time and conditions, a visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens may also be included.
Today we explore the beautiful Cape Winelands, one of South Africa’s most celebrated wine regions. Surrounded by mountains and vineyards, we visit the historic towns of Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl. A wine tasting at a local estate offers insight into the region’s long winemaking tradition before returning to Cape Town in the afternoon.
Travel along the scenic coast to Hermanus, one of South Africa’s best-known whale-watching destinations. During the season, a boat excursion offers the chance to see southern right whales at close range. Outside whale season, the rugged coastline and ocean views still make this a worthwhile day trip before returning to Cape Town.
After breakfast, transfer to Cape Town International Airport for your onward flight. Your Namibia and South Africa safari comes to an end, taking with you memories of spectacular landscapes, abundant wildlife and some of Southern Africa’s most iconic destinations.
| Accommodation: (Subject to change) | |
| Windhoek Surrounds (1 Night) | GocheGanas Lodge |
| Kalahari Desert (1 Night) | Kalahari Red Dunes Lodge |
| Fish River Canyon (2 Nights) | Canyon Lodge |
| Namaqualand (2 Nights) | Naries Namakwa Retreat |
| Cederberg (1 Night) | Cederberg Ridge Wilderness Lodge |
| West Coast (2 Nights) | The Farmhouse |
| Cape Town (4 Nights) | The Bay Hotel |
| Visual Itinerary |
| For 2 persons: ZAR 203,500 per person sharing |
| For 4 persons: ZAR 152,100 per person sharing |
| For 6 persons: ZAR 135,200 per person sharing |
| Single supplement: ZAR 37,800 |
| Prices quoted in South African Rand Valid from November 2026 to October 2027 |
Full board
Activities as described
Accompanied by a professional tour guide in a 4x4 off-road vehicle or VW Crafter/station wagon
Entrance fees to parks, petrol/diesel
International flights
Visa fees for Namibia
Drinks, tips, and personal expenses
