The Ultimate Adventure Through Wild Namibia

If you want to see all the major highlights of the country, within a relatively short period of time, this is the trip of your choice.

I was mostly impressed by the desert part of the trip. Walking/driving/sandboarding in this “sea of sand” with sand dunes of incredible size made a huge impression. Also, the last camp was exciting with wild animals, such as baboons, swedes, mongoose and warthogs, coming all the way into the camp.

The local guides, Erastus and MC, were very supportive and did an excellent job. The best food experiences on the trip were during camping and under MCs supervision.

As you probably already have read the itinerary and a few of the other reviews, I will just share some experiences which could be helpful for future travelers.

The itinerary mentions that rain can occur during this time of the year (April). This can be confirmed. The rain usually stops after a short time, but it's a lot of water coming down and you will get soaked if you are unlucky and are on one of the treks. I had my GTX jacket but didn't bring my rain poncho, which would have been a better choice. Bring a poncho if you visit the country at this time of the year.

Hiking boots isn't really necessary unless you have weak ankles and need extra support. Trail running shoes worked very well both on the treks and in the sand dunes. Consider GTX as it both prevents rain and dust/sand to enter the shoes. Combine with trail gaiters for the sand dunes. I used “OR Ferrosi Trail Gaiters” and I had no sand at all inside the shoes, even after running down steep sand dunes or after sandboarding.

The group was able to fill 5 seats for a desert flight. The flight took approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes. Flying over the sand dunes and along the coast was an incredible experience, totally worth the extra pesetas. We saw e. g. , shipwreck's, seal colonies and old mining communities from the plane. The desert itself is also very beautiful to see from above due to all the different shapes and colors. Be aware that it's very hot inside the plane. The pilot will give you a small bottle of water, but some additional water could be advisable.

The rest of the group who did the alternative desert-car-thing ranked it afterwards as one of the best experiences on the trip. So don't be disappointed if you miss the desert flight. If you aren't able to fill a plane (5 clients), it's quite expensive and I would rather go for the desert-car-thing.

I will just add a couple of photos from the desert flight as these seem to be underrepresented in previous reviews.

I'd give 4. 5 if I could, 4 felt mean so I've gone for 5! It was a phenomenal experience full of some exceptional memories, but some things could still be improved.

The good: Namibia is simply a stunning country, and this itinerary really packs in some of the major sights. The Sandwich Harbour tour in particular will stay with me for a very long time, as will our heart-stopping up-close lion and elephant encounters in Etosha. The two guides were excellent - Erastus a friendly, capable and effective group leader and MC a brilliant chef (the food when camping was amazing) and bringer of good vibes. And it's just a really effective way to explore a country in a short space of time - it would have taken me weeks to plan something like this, and it would have cost a good bit more I'm sure. I am glad I did it and would recommend it to others.

The less good: After a stunning first 6 days, jam-packed with incredible scenery and experiences, I felt the trip started to lose momentum a bit. Spitzkoppe was beautiful (especially the cave art) but we did one hike not two, and were unlucky with the weather so no stargazing. Then Etosha again the weather played a big role - with so much rain the watering holes were not used by the larger animals. Not much MBA can do about that but if I had my time again I'd go in May rather than April to mitigate that risk. Then Day 9, the description implies there is one game drive included and one optional, when there was actually just one, which you had to pay extra for. This description still needs updating. Then Waterberg was a bit of a flat ending for me - no sign or mention of rhinos (presumably weather-related), and again one (very nice) hike not two. By then people were also a bit tired of camping, I think.

Other things worth mentioning: This is neither good nor bad but the group was older than I expected (3 out of 12 under 40 I believe). And 8 out of 12 had travelled in pairs which did affect the group dynamic, making it a little harder for the solo travellers I think. Lastly, a small number in the group were a little anti-social and not experienced travellers, which made for some trying dynamics. There's only so much MBA/the guides can do about this but it affected my enjoyment. Also I was shocked to see used tissues/wet wipes left on the ground at our Spitzkoppe campsite as we packed up. Perhaps more could be done to emphasise 'leave no trace' practices in these beautiful natural locations, even if it shouldn't need to be said.

All these things though are relatively minor compared to the stunning memories and photos I will take with me, along with hopefully a few people I will stay in touch with. Thanks MBA for helping me find this tour, and especially to Erastus and MC, and the superstar group members who really held things together for everyone's benefit.

I had a fantastic trip, Erastus & MC were excellent hosts and chefs, (Veggie well catered for). The trip had everything I wanted and wished for from Namibia, with very varied activities, long walks, desert hikes, dune walks, sand surfing and more. The add on day safari was unbelievable , with Lions and elephants walking up to out truck, on meters away. There were a few long drives on some days and the truck could do with getting the top seals fixed for when it rains. I loved the camping, making and breaking tents, helping others do the same, working as a team to reload the truck and sitting around the fire in the evening. I know it was not for everyone, and in a group of 12, for some people is was too basic and possibly expected more. It was nice to stay in a hotel for an odd day to clean up and repack the bags. My travelling companion insists that I put on that the truck should have connectivity for music!

We had the most amazing time on this trip. Gabriel is a fantastic and knowledgeable guide and MC's cooking is incredible - catering for everyone! From Dune 45, to Sandwich Harbour to Safari, the views were incredible. The campsites were safe and comfortable and the whole trip so well planned with optional activities suited for everyone.

I really enjoyed this trip and especially the guide Gabriel and MC. They were on top of everything and had every detail planned. Gabriel was also a very insightful guide into the culture of Namibia and the details. Highly recommend.

We had an incredible experience in Namibia. Gabriel is an outstanding and knowledgeable guide and MC is a Master Chef! We loved every minute of the trip and find it hard to pick a favourite between running down Dune 45; zig zagging in the 4x4 in Sandwich Harbour; spotting lions in Etosha or marvelling at the awesome Spitzkoppe or Deadvlei. We did pay extra for the 4x4 and the day safari but it was totally worth it. Gabriel was very clear on the pricing right from the outset. We had great fun with the group and each campsite was super. We even enjoyed the sand storm! Highly recommend this trip to anyone considering it. You won't regret it!

We had an incredible experience in Namibia. Gabriel is an outstanding and knowledgeable guide and MC is a Master Chef! We loved every minute of the trip and find it hard to pick a favourite between running down Dune 45; zig zagging in the 4x4 in Sandwich Harbour; spotting lions in Etosha or marvelling at the awesome Spitzkoppe or Deadvlei. We did pay extra for the 4x4 and the day safari but it was totally worth it. Gabriel was very clear on the pricing right from the outset. We had great fun with the group and each campsite was super. We even enjoyed the sand storm! Highly recommend this trip to anyone considering it. You won't regret it!

My first MBA trip (and solo trip) and I am so glad I did it! Went for Namibia as a friend has been there and recommended and I 100% agree. The landscapes and wildlife are amazing and the pictures on the reviews don’t compare to seeing it in persons.

Massive thank you to Ewald for being a great guide and looking after the group, MC for all his amazing cooking, and everyone in the group for making it a fantastic trip!

Not being a morning person and someone that isn’t used to adventure packed itinerary’s on a holiday it was pretty tiring by the end of the trip but it is so worth it so don’t let that put you off.

Few points below that either I was looking for in reviews before going or think are worth mentioning having been…

Difficulty: I’d say MBA difficulty ratings are probably based on the assumption that you are an active/person and have some level of hiking experience. I don’t do much exercise really, just walking about day to day averaging ~8k-10k steps. Although this trip is rated easy, there were parts that I was near my limit (initial ascent on the olive trail for example).

Safari 4x4: Can’t remember the exact cost, about £50 maybe (2025). This is definitely a must, to make the most of the time in Etosha.

Plane sightseeing: Didn’t manage to do this myself as we couldn’t fill the plane. Not much info on prices in other reviews so bit more here. A plane is about £1250 for 5 to book. So if you can get a full plane, either from the group or with some seats filled from elsewhere, then it’s about £250pp. If there are less than 5 then the price pp changes accordingly. If you can’t fill the plane then it’s a bit expensive.

Stargazing: If this is an important part of why you are going then make sure you book when it is a new moon. I didn’t consider this and although I managed to get a few good Milky Way pics, often the couple of times there were dark skies were either very early in the morning or coincided with dinner/packing up camp so couldn’t really make the most of them.

My first MBA trip (and solo trip) and I am so glad I did it! Went for Namibia as a friend has been there and recommended and I 100% agree. The landscapes and wildlife are amazing and the pictures on the reviews don’t compare to seeing it in persons.

Massive thank you to Ewald for being a great guide and looking after the group, MC for all his amazing cooking, and everyone in the group for making it a fantastic trip!

Not being a morning person and someone that isn’t used to adventure packed itinerary’s on a holiday it was pretty tiring by the end of the trip but it is so worth it so don’t let that put you off.

Few points below that either I was looking for in reviews before going or think are worth mentioning having been…

Difficulty: I’d say MBA difficulty ratings are probably based on the assumption that you are an active/person and have some level of hiking experience. I don’t do much exercise really, just walking about day to day averaging ~8k-10k steps. Although this trip is rated easy, there were parts that I was near my limit (initial ascent on the olive trail for example).

Safari 4x4: Can’t remember the exact cost, about £50 maybe (2025). This is definitely a must, to make the most of the time in Etosha.

Plane sightseeing: Didn’t manage to do this myself as we couldn’t fill the plane. Not much info on prices in other reviews so bit more here. A plane is about £1250 for 5 to book. So if you can get a full plane, either from the group or with some seats filled from elsewhere, then it’s about £250pp. If there are less than 5 then the price pp changes accordingly. If you can’t fill the plane then it’s a bit expensive.

Stargazing: If this is an important part of why you are going then make sure you book when it is a new moon. I didn’t consider this and although I managed to get a few good Milky Way pics, often the couple of times there were dark skies were either very early in the morning or coincided with dinner/packing up camp so couldn’t really make the most of them.

Wonderful and intense trip in gorgeous nature!

Wonderful and intense trip in gorgeous nature!

I would have given this SUPERB trip 5 stars BUT the treks were NOT 'Easy' as labelled so I missed out on most of them because after the first one I was TERRIFIED! Steep, rocky and uneven! Not a great start to my holiday but I didn't let it spoil my trip. It was brilliantly organised, food outstanding (thanks MC) and it was a memorable holiday. I just wish I could have participated more in the treks. That aside I'm glad I did it and it was nice to spend sometime on my own reading and admiring the scenary.

I would have given this SUPERB trip 5 stars BUT the treks were NOT 'Easy' as labelled so I missed out on most of them because after the first one I was TERRIFIED! Steep, rocky and uneven! Not a great start to my holiday but I didn't let it spoil my trip. It was brilliantly organised, food outstanding (thanks MC) and it was a memorable holiday. I just wish I could have participated more in the treks. That aside I'm glad I did it and it was nice to spend sometime on my own reading and admiring the scenary.

I will start by saying that Namibia is an amazing country and that I had a brilliant time. This trip covers a lot of ground so there is a lot of time in the truck, no bad thing as most of the time the scenery is amazing, however the roads are not so it’s not a smooth ride. Be prepared for a lot of early starts, again not really a problem when you are camping. The camping was great, tents a good size and the provided sleeping mats very comfortable. The campsites were mixed, some were huge and busy and others quiet and remote. MC’s cooking was amazing and all the catered food was fantastic and I was well catered for as someone who is gluten intolerant. However, now onto the negatives, the itinerary is very misleading with regards to a lot of the walking. When we showed it to our guide he was quite shocked at what we were ‘supposed’ to be doing. A lot of the ‘walks’ either didn’t happen or were incredibly short so if you are wanting to be active this is definitely not the trip for you. There were also some fairly compulsory added extras, the optional 4x4 on day 4 was not optional, we were not able to walk and had to pay for the vehicle. And again the optional safari 4x4 jeep isn’t really optional. The guides you have with you don’t know about animals or safaris, as they say, they live in Windhoek so you basically have to get the 4x4. And then in Swakopmund there is the option to go on a flight the afternoon you arrive and/or go out on the dunes the next morning. If you opt not to do either of these then you have nothing organised for 24hrs, not necessarily a bad thing, Swakopmund is a nice place but be prepared to factor that in. Personally the trip out into the sand dunes with an amazing picnic was one of the highlights for me as was walking up Dune 45 for sunrise. I also think our group were unanimous in the fact that we’d have liked 2 nights in Spitzkoppe, it’s a totally magical place but we arrived mid afternoon and left in the morning, all of us would have liked longer there. So an amazing trip but one which I feel needs fine tuning and the itinerary really needs to be more accurate. Would I recommend, definitely just be aware of these things. Oh, and I booked a Windhoek City Tour through tripadvisor for the afternoon we arrived, while there isn’t a huge amount to see or do in Windhoek, it was a good way to see the place, keep us awake and feel we’d seen more than just a hotel.

I will start by saying that Namibia is an amazing country and that I had a brilliant time. This trip covers a lot of ground so there is a lot of time in the truck, no bad thing as most of the time the scenery is amazing, however the roads are not so it’s not a smooth ride. Be prepared for a lot of early starts, again not really a problem when you are camping. The camping was great, tents a good size and the provided sleeping mats very comfortable. The campsites were mixed, some were huge and busy and others quiet and remote. MC’s cooking was amazing and all the catered food was fantastic and I was well catered for as someone who is gluten intolerant. However, now onto the negatives, the itinerary is very misleading with regards to a lot of the walking. When we showed it to our guide he was quite shocked at what we were ‘supposed’ to be doing. A lot of the ‘walks’ either didn’t happen or were incredibly short so if you are wanting to be active this is definitely not the trip for you. There were also some fairly compulsory added extras, the optional 4x4 on day 4 was not optional, we were not able to walk and had to pay for the vehicle. And again the optional safari 4x4 jeep isn’t really optional. The guides you have with you don’t know about animals or safaris, as they say, they live in Windhoek so you basically have to get the 4x4. And then in Swakopmund there is the option to go on a flight the afternoon you arrive and/or go out on the dunes the next morning. If you opt not to do either of these then you have nothing organised for 24hrs, not necessarily a bad thing, Swakopmund is a nice place but be prepared to factor that in. Personally the trip out into the sand dunes with an amazing picnic was one of the highlights for me as was walking up Dune 45 for sunrise. I also think our group were unanimous in the fact that we’d have liked 2 nights in Spitzkoppe, it’s a totally magical place but we arrived mid afternoon and left in the morning, all of us would have liked longer there. So an amazing trip but one which I feel needs fine tuning and the itinerary really needs to be more accurate. Would I recommend, definitely just be aware of these things. Oh, and I booked a Windhoek City Tour through tripadvisor for the afternoon we arrived, while there isn’t a huge amount to see or do in Windhoek, it was a good way to see the place, keep us awake and feel we’d seen more than just a hotel.

Namibia is definitely worth a visit with stunning landscapes, big skies and beautiful sunsets. There’s no better way to experience it than camping under the stars. Our guide Gabriel was superb, he was knowledgeable, funny and looked after us all well as did our chef MC who cooked some delicious meals. If you are looking for a hiking adventure then this is not the trip for you, apart from the olive trail on day 3 it is mostly relatively short walks with long journeys on the bus inbetween. We did the optional dune buggy tour in Swakopmund which we felt was overly expensive and if you visit Etosha in the rainy season request a dawn or dusk safari ride as you won’t see many animals during the day. There are the options to eat in a few of the campsite restaurants, but as a group we preferred to enjoy beers and food by the campfire and MC was very happy to accommodate our request for this. The big highlights were climbing Dune 45 at sunrise with a wonderful breakfast produced by MC at the bottom and camping in Spitskoppe. We were the only ones there, the scenery and watching the stars at night was breathtaking. Overall this was a wonderful experience made better by the people and the laughs we had along the way.

Namibia is definitely worth a visit with stunning landscapes, big skies and beautiful sunsets. There’s no better way to experience it than camping under the stars. Our guide Gabriel was superb, he was knowledgeable, funny and looked after us all well as did our chef MC who cooked some delicious meals. If you are looking for a hiking adventure then this is not the trip for you, apart from the olive trail on day 3 it is mostly relatively short walks with long journeys on the bus inbetween. We did the optional dune buggy tour in Swakopmund which we felt was overly expensive and if you visit Etosha in the rainy season request a dawn or dusk safari ride as you won’t see many animals during the day. There are the options to eat in a few of the campsite restaurants, but as a group we preferred to enjoy beers and food by the campfire and MC was very happy to accommodate our request for this. The big highlights were climbing Dune 45 at sunrise with a wonderful breakfast produced by MC at the bottom and camping in Spitskoppe. We were the only ones there, the scenery and watching the stars at night was breathtaking. Overall this was a wonderful experience made better by the people and the laughs we had along the way.

Namibia, a land of stark beauty and breathtaking landscapes, has stolen a piece of my heart.

The adventure kicked off with the Olive Trail hike, a thrilling experience that tested my nerves, particularly the section involving chains across a gorge. While initially daunting, I felt completely secure in the capable hands of our phenomenal guide, Gabriel. His expertise and calm demeanor transformed a potentially scary moment into an exhilarating highlight. Throughout the entire trip, Gabriel was a constant source of knowledge, humour, and genuine care, making us feel not just like tourists, but like family.

Adding to the magic was our 'Namazing' chef, MC. Every night, he conjured up delicious, home-cooked meals, catering to everyone’s dietary needs and preferences with a smile. From hearty stews to fresh salads, his culinary skills were a constant delight.

The Sossusvlei region was a dream come true. Witnessing sunrise atop Dune 45, then sprinting (or sliding) down its sandy slopes, was an unforgettable experience. To be greeted at the bottom by a cooked breakfast was the cherry on top. Deadvlei, a place I’d only seen in pictures, exceeded all expectations.

My favourite campsite was undoubtedly Spitzkoppe. The raw, back-to-basics experience, coupled with the indescribable mountain views, was simply breathtaking. It was a reminder of the simple beauty of nature. Etosha's game drive, while light on big cats due to the rainy season, still offered beautiful wildlife sightings, including a black Rhino we admired as the sun set.

A few things to note: the hiking is relatively minimal, which may disappoint avid trekkers. Also, be prepared to budget extra for optional excursions, some more expensive than others.

More than just the landscapes, it was the people who made this trip extraordinary. The laughter, and genuine connections forged were invaluable. I wholeheartedly recommend this trip to anyone seeking beauty and adventure. You won't regret it.

Namibia, a land of stark beauty and breathtaking landscapes, has stolen a piece of my heart.

The adventure kicked off with the Olive Trail hike, a thrilling experience that tested my nerves, particularly the section involving chains across a gorge. While initially daunting, I felt completely secure in the capable hands of our phenomenal guide, Gabriel. His expertise and calm demeanor transformed a potentially scary moment into an exhilarating highlight. Throughout the entire trip, Gabriel was a constant source of knowledge, humour, and genuine care, making us feel not just like tourists, but like family.

Adding to the magic was our "Namazing" chef, MC. Every night, he conjured up delicious, home-cooked meals, catering to everyone’s dietary needs and preferences with a smile. From hearty stews to fresh salads, his culinary skills were a constant delight.

The Sossusvlei region was a dream come true. Witnessing sunrise atop Dune 45, then sprinting (or sliding) down its sandy slopes, was an unforgettable experience. To be greeted at the bottom by a cooked breakfast was the cherry on top. Deadvlei, a place I’d only seen in pictures, exceeded all expectations.

My favourite campsite was undoubtedly Spitzkoppe. The raw, back-to-basics experience, coupled with the indescribable mountain views, was simply breathtaking. It was a reminder of the simple beauty of nature. Etosha's game drive, while light on big cats due to the rainy season, still offered beautiful wildlife sightings, including a black Rhino we admired as the sun set.

A few things to note: the hiking is relatively minimal, which may disappoint avid trekkers. Also, be prepared to budget extra for optional excursions, some more expensive than others.

More than just the landscapes, it was the people who made this trip extraordinary. The laughter, and genuine connections forged were invaluable. I wholeheartedly recommend this trip to anyone seeking beauty and adventure. You won't regret it.

I was beyond lucky to have been a part of this group and to have Gabriel as our guide and MC as his wingman. Gabriel was extremely knowledgeable and dedicated to showing us the best of Namibia, with MC keeping us safe and well fed throughout the trip. I've had loads of laughs and magical moments along the way and this trip will definitely stay in my memory as a special time. The itinerary was solid and we've seen some exquisite landscapes and wildlife, and spent time in some beautiful campsites (especially on Day 4 and in Spitzkoppe). A few things that I noted as downsides were Days 5 and 6 of the itinerary where we didn't do much - Walvis Bay was not very enjoyable and a couple of hours in Swakopmund would have been sufficient. The optional 4x4 ride along the coast was extremely expensive for the type of activity (watching dead or dying seals along what was dubbed 'death beach' by a fellow traveller). I wish we could have spent some time on Skeleton Coast instead or headed to Spitzkoppe earlier. Day 8 was meant to be 'settle into your overlanding truck for a classic day of safari game drives' however we were advised to get a 4x4 Jeep to have a better chance of spotting wildlife, which cost extra - this was understandable however due to it being the wet season and low chances of spotting animals at the waterholes. I found lunch stops at restaurants to be somewhat unnecessary and would have personally found it better to grab something on the go and spend more time exploring. Overall a great trip but the itinerary could use a few tweaks to make it better in my opinion.

I was beyond lucky to have been a part of this group and to have Gabriel as our guide and MC as his wingman. Gabriel was extremely knowledgeable and dedicated to showing us the best of Namibia, with MC keeping us safe and well fed throughout the trip. I've had loads of laughs and magical moments along the way and this trip will definitely stay in my memory as a special time. The itinerary was solid and we've seen some exquisite landscapes and wildlife, and spent time in some beautiful campsites (especially on Day 4 and in Spitzkoppe). A few things that I noted as downsides were Days 5 and 6 of the itinerary where we didn't do much - Walvis Bay was not very enjoyable and a couple of hours in Swakopmund would have been sufficient. The optional 4x4 ride along the coast was extremely expensive for the type of activity (watching dead or dying seals along what was dubbed "death beach" by a fellow traveller). I wish we could have spent some time on Skeleton Coast instead or headed to Spitzkoppe earlier. Day 8 was meant to be "settle into your overlanding truck for a classic day of safari game drives" however we were advised to get a 4x4 Jeep to have a better chance of spotting wildlife, which cost extra - this was understandable however due to it being the wet season and low chances of spotting animals at the waterholes. I found lunch stops at restaurants to be somewhat unnecessary and would have personally found it better to grab something on the go and spend more time exploring. Overall a great trip but the itinerary could use a few tweaks to make it better in my opinion.

This trip is simply fantastic; the scenery, animals, people make it well worth going on; although booked in the rainy season so harder to see the Big5 we still saw loads; Why not 5 stars, that's down to the additional trip options, which were expensive (dune safari) and options for the safari in Etousha where limited; The two guides led by Gabriel with MC doing all the cooking were, 'namtastic' full of fun, smiles, knowledge and experience, always greeting the early starts or after a long drive with a pleasant smile; Some of the restaurants options were limited, but a quick persuade of MC and a call to get food, we soon had a fresh meal cooked; Would I recommend it, as my first trip into the heart of Africa, simply Yes!, would I book with MBA again, Yes, already looking at my next trip; Thank you to Gabriel and MC and all the team behind the trip, it was really worth all the hours in Leo, and the early starts.

This trip is simply fantastic; the scenery, animals, people make it well worth going on; although booked in the rainy season so harder to see the Big5 we still saw loads; Why not 5 stars, that's down to the additional trip options, which were expensive (dune safari) and options for the safari in Etousha where limited; The two guides led by Gabriel with MC doing all the cooking were, 'namtastic' full of fun, smiles, knowledge and experience, always greeting the early starts or after a long drive with a pleasant smile; Some of the restaurants options were limited, but a quick persuade of MC and a call to get food, we soon had a fresh meal cooked; Would I recommend it, as my first trip into the heart of Africa, simply Yes!, would I book with MBA again, Yes, already looking at my next trip; Thank you to Gabriel and MC and all the team behind the trip, it was really worth all the hours in Leo, and the early starts.

Fell in love with Namibia!

Fell in love with Namibia!

Thank you so much Tufi and MC for looking after us throughout the trip.

Namibia is such beautiful place, the trip was jam packed but did not felt rushed or was too much. From hiking up big daddy dune to quad biking and sand boarding through the dunes in Swakopmund (added optional activity) each day was as awesome as the next.

The safari was great, at the end we were lucky to see a cheater and her cub 🤩

Thank you so much Tufi and MC for looking after us throughout the trip.

Namibia is such beautiful place, the trip was jam packed but did not felt rushed or was too much. From hiking up big daddy dune to quad biking and sand boarding through the dunes in Swakopmund (added optional activity) each day was as awesome as the next.

The safari was great, at the end we were lucky to see a cheater and her cub 🤩

If you want an action packed week and a bit in an incredible country, this is for you! The landscape of Namibia is just incredible, with the sand dunes a real highlight.

If you want an action packed week and a bit in an incredible country, this is for you! The landscape of Namibia is just incredible, with the sand dunes a real highlight.

We loved our time in Namibia! What made it stand out was the sheer variety of landscapes and wildlife we saw. From dolphins, seals and pelicans (with the pelicans literally walking all over us!), to lions, zebras and giraffe, what an experience!

A particular highlight was camping in the Spitzkoppe Mountains, which were rugged and remote. We were super lucky on our safari and saw so much. The tents were spacious and comfortable, the food was so much more than you’d expect out in the wild. Really tasty, hearty and with good variety.

Massive shout outs to our guide and chef Tuffi and MC. They consistently went above and beyond to make our trip interesting, easy and with a good view on the different parts of Namibia that we visited. They were amazing.