A dynamic journey for those who want to explore Namibia beyond the familiar paths.
Our Adventure Safari is crafted for those who want to explore Namibia beyond the familiar paths. This journey blends wildlife encounters, striking scenery, and active exploration into a dynamic safari experience that keeps every day engaging.
From vast open spaces to remote destinations, this safari is about discovery, movement, and embracing the spirit of adventure that defines Namibia.
Welcome to Namibia. Met privately at Hosea Kutako International Airport and transferred to your Windhoek hotel. Evening briefing with your guide.
An early start as we head south-west into the NamibRand and on to the Sesriem area. Check in at The Elegant Desert Lodge with afternoon at leisure.
Dawn entry into the park to climb Dune 45 and witness sunrise over the world's oldest desert. Morning walk through Deadvlei among the thousand-year-old camelthorn skeletons. Afternoon free.
Drive west via the Kuiseb Pass and Walvis Bay to Swakopmund, the German colonial coastal town. Check in at the Beach Hotel Swakopmund.
A full-day 4×4 adventure into Sandwich Harbour — where the dunes plunge directly into the Atlantic. Lunch on the dunes. Optional dolphin and seal cruise as alternative.
Drive north along the coast before turning inland to Damaraland. Check in at Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp. Afternoon visit to the UNESCO rock engravings.
Morning desert elephant drive in the Aba-Huab riverbed before continuing to Etosha. Check in at Etosha Safari Lodge for the wildlife finale.
A morning game drive in southern Etosha before the drive back to Windhoek — around five hours on the road. Drop-off at Hosea Kutako International Airport. An afternoon or evening departing flight suits this day best.
Pictured: the hills around Windhoek. Destination imagery, not a photograph of the arrival hotel.
Pictured: flamingos on a shallow lagoon. Regional imagery, not a photograph of the property.
Pictured: elephant in a dry riverbed. Regional imagery, not a photograph of the property.
Accommodation is subject to availability. The properties above are the lodges we aim to use on this journey. They are confirmed only once your booking is made and the lodge has accepted it. Where a property is unavailable for your dates, we will propose an alternative of an equivalent standard and location, and confirm it with you before booking.
Wildlife is wild. Game drives are planned around the seasons, waterholes and movements that give the best realistic chance of rewarding sightings, but no operator can guarantee that any particular animal will be seen. Routes and drive times may be adjusted for road, weather or park conditions, always in consultation with you.
Namibia is a year-round destination, but each season offers something different. Here's what to expect when planning your safari — and what each window is best for.
Peak game-viewing season. Days are warm, nights cold. Animals concentrate around waterholes. Ideal for wildlife and photography.
The best wildlife months — Etosha's pans are at their busiest. Days are very hot. Book early as lodges fill up.
The wet months. Lush landscapes, dramatic skies, fewer crowds, lower rates. Birding is exceptional. Some roads can be tricky.
The desert can be visited any time. Cooler months are most comfortable, but the dunes are spectacular year-round.
Tell us a little about your travel plans and we’ll reply within one business day. An enquiry is a conversation, not a booking — nothing is reserved until you have approved a written itinerary.
Email info@slmsafaris.com
Phone +264 81 813 0400
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Hours Mon — Fri · 08:00–17:00 CAT