Avifauna – Namib to Zambezi: February 2026
18 Days, 8–25 February 2026
Guided Birding Tour with Unique Natural Highlights
Spots Available – Non-Binding Booking Still Possible
We offer these trips in small groups at fixed dates due to the interest of many of our guests in our safaris. This is a great alternative if individual trips alone or in pairs turn out to be too expensive.
18 Days, 8–25 February 2026
Guided Birding Tour with Unique Natural Highlights
Spots Available – Non-Binding Booking Still Possible
15 Days – Diverse Namibia natural – 6. – 20. October 2025, a guided Safari in a small group through Namibia, where you’ll immerse yourself in the abundant wildlife and flora, as well as encounter numerous highlights of this remarkable country.
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16 Days, 27.5. – 11.6.2025 – Guided nature safari with intensive opportunities for animal observation in the wildlife-rich areas of Namibia, including the Erongo, Damaraland, Etosha National Park, and the Zambezi region up to Vic Falls.
18 Days, 8–25 November 2026
Guided Birding Tour with Unique Natural Highlights
Spots Available – Non-Binding Booking Still Possible
Avifauna Namibia: The Ultimate Birding Tour with natural history specialities to the central and north-western birding hotspots of Namibia.
16 days – A condensed version packed with experiences of a classic yet high-quality Namibia tour, staying in fantastically located upscale accommodations that operate sustainably.
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