Once you’ve arrived in the capital Windhoek, a private air transfer takes you to your accommodation on the edge of the wildlife-rich Etosha National Park. For the next three nights you follow the rhythm of the African bush as you go wildlife spotting in the early morning and late afternoon, while the mid-day is reserved for relaxation and recharge at your luxury lodge.

A scenic private air transfer takes you to the most remote corner in the country, the mountainous desert landscapes of Kaokoland. Here you stay at the luxurious Serra Cafema on the banks of the Kunene River, the ideal base from which to explore one of the last true wildernesses on Earth.

Today you venture south along the Skeleton Coast. A quick private flight takes you to the Hoanib, a seasonal riverbed. Amid an inhospitable landscape you’ll discover a desert oasis at the Hoanib Skeleton Coast camp. From here, explore the area in search of desert-adapted animals like lions, elephants, giraffes, oryx, and the elusive brown hyena.

A short flight delivers you to Namibia's favourite seaside destination, Swakopmund. Situated at the mouth of the Swakop River, this once-colonial coastal town is sure to captivate you with its coastal allure and rich heritage. Walvis Bay is only a stone’s throw away from Swakopmund and it too is steeped in natural and cultural history. Your second night (optional) is spent in one of the most unique locations you’re likely to find: a converted lighthouse on the remote Pelican Point peninsula on the edge of the sweeping bay.

You take to the skies on a scenic flight along the coast and over the Namib desert to a private nature reserve on the edge of the Namib Naukluft National Park. For the next three days you explore the world-famous sand dunes, vast plains and starry night skies of the world’s oldest desert.