This journey, on which we managed to observe an astonishing 390 species, was nevertheless unusual. As far as the everyday bird species were concerned, it remained surprisingly quiet, almost empty. In return, the special sightings were all the more numerous and impressive. All in all I was very happy with our observations and with the way we were able to experience them. It was an exceptional trip, both meteorologically and ornithologically….
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All the contrasting habitats on this safari reveal an impressive spectrum of birdlife, small creatures, well-known African mammals, and remarkable plant diversity.
Why does this tour fit both ornithology and photography so well? Because the focused search for birds, the calm time spent at areas rich in wildlife, and the shared enthusiasm for nature naturally lead to unforgettable photographic moments. It is truly a journey across every major biome Namibia has to offer.
• The acacia-dotted savannahs of the central Khomas Highlands
• The dune belt and extensive lichen fields spread across the gravel plains of the Namib Desert
• The Atlantic shoreline, sandy beaches, and the tidal flats of Walvis Bay Lagoon, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• The granite inselbergs and volcanic formations of the semi-desert around Spitzkoppe and the Erongo Mountains, home to many endemic species
• Etosha National Park with its mopane woodlands, life-giving waterholes, Tamboti thickets, and open saltbush plains
• The jackalberry and manketti forests, papyrus-edged wetlands, backwaters, and floodplains along the Okavango, Zambezi, and Chobe Rivers, offering a biodiversity few African regions can rival
• Victoria Falls, a compact rainforest brimming with surprises and unique species