Sequenz - Plains Zebra fighting
Black / Hook-lipped Rhino / Spitzmaulnashorn
Löwen bei Klein Namutoni im Etosha-Nationalpark
Leopardenbeobachtung im Central Namibia Game Reserve
Leopardenbeobachtung im Central Namibia Game Reserve
Hook-lipped Rhino / Spitzmaulnshorn
Young Giraffe Bulls fighting at the Central Namibia Game Reserve
Giraffenfohlen säugt bei Stute
Geparden
Elefantenbulle auf der Andoni Plain
Elefantenbeobachtung am Moringa Wasserloch
Suikerkelkie / Cordon royenii
!Nara / Nara
Ondili Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp Premium Tent
Ondili Namib Outpost Namib Outpost Pool View Superior Suite
Ondili Namib Outpost Namib Outpost Superior Suite Pool
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Okonjima Okonjima Nature Reserve Activities 44
Ondili Kalahari Red Dunes Lodge Kalahari Red Dunes Lodge Bedroom View Suite
Ondili Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp Pool View
Ondili Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp Sundowner View
Onguma Bush Camp Deluxe Rooms
Ondili Timelen Guesthouse Shady Place In The Courtyard
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Okonjima Okonjima Luxury Bush Camp Pool
Okonjima Okonjima Luxury Bush Camp View From The Restaurant

Ondili Natura, a selfdrive Safari

Tailored for the independent self-driving traveler, this journey promises flexibility, high-quality experiences, sustainability, and an unbeatable value proposition.

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Duration

16 days
can be arranged flexibly

Type

tailor-made
self-drive tour

Group size

individual
(1-7 persons per vehicle)

Language

English
trilingual Guide

Possible highlights:

Lodges at the local direct rate:

First-class accommodation inside private nature reserves, without the usual mark-up.

Sustainable, not as a label:

Lodges that return a large share of their earnings to the habitat around them.

The red dunes of the Kalahari:

Linear dunes, karst limestone reefs and wide salt pans — with Oryx, Springbok and the first raptors.

Sossusvlei:

The highest dunes on earth and the Sesriem Canyon, both carved by the Tsauchab.

Swakopmund:

The Atlantic, species-rich tidal flats and colonial architecture — the town where many wish they had another day.

The Spitzkoppe:

A granite island above the Namib plain, with well-preserved San rock paintings.

Twyfelfontein and the desert elephants:

Engravings thousands of years old, burnt mountains, and Ana trees whose pods may draw the elephants in.

Etosha, central and east:

The salt pan, the waterholes and the Andoni plains — with a chance of leopard, cheetah and black rhino.

Okonjati or AfriCat:

A guided game drive in the 36,000-hectare reserve, or on the trail of leopard at the AfriCat Foundation – good chances, never a guarantee.

GPS and documents included:

The route pre-programmed, plus vouchers, maps and a full briefing at vehicle handover.

Wildlife sightings can never be guaranteed – but we know the places and times that offer the best chances.

Description:

“Ondili” means “I am at home” in the language of the Ovambo. We called this journey Ondili Natura because you should feel at home in nature along the way — sixteen days at your own wheel, with the nights spent inside private nature reserves.

The collaboration with the Ondili Lodges grew out of a weekend spent together in their reserves, and what convinced us was the idealism behind it. Alongside them we picked two further lodges that protect vast areas and return a large share of their earnings to the surrounding habitat.

The route runs from the Kalahari over Sossusvlei and Swakopmund to the Spitzkoppe, on to Twyfelfontein and its desert elephants, into Etosha as far as the Andoni plains, and finishes in the Okonjati reserve or at the AfriCat Foundation.

You drive yourself, but you are not left to it: the handover comes with a full briefing, travel documents with vouchers, maps and a route description, and a GPS with the whole route already programmed in. On top of that, the local direct rate for a class of accommodation that is normally traded a good deal higher.

Karte

Route map Ondili Natura and Ondili Meumbo: Namibia round trip from Windhoek via Etosha, Damaraland and Twyfelfontein to the Namib Desert and Sossusvlei
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Overview

Day 1

Arrival at Windhoek International Airport. After collecting your rental vehicle from us, you drive to Namibia's capital, Windhoek.
Your first day offers a wonderful introduction to Namibia. Explore Windhoek at your own pace and discover its fascinating blend of colonial history and modern African life. Historic buildings, lively streets, cafés and local shops provide an authentic first impression of the country.

Day 2

Your journey takes you through the camel thorn savannah of Namibia's central plateau before reaching the linear dunes, limestone ridges and vast salt pans of the Kalahari.
The Kalahari's red dunes provide a spectacular backdrop for an impressive variety of wildlife and birdlife. With a little luck, you may already encounter Gemsbok, Springbok, Zebra and some of the region's remarkable birds of prey in this colourful semi desert landscape.

Days 3 & 4

Sossusvlei – Home to the World's Highest Dunes
Vast orange red dunes create one of Africa's most spectacular landscapes. The ephemeral Tsauchab River shaped both the world famous Sossusvlei and the impressive Sesriem Canyon, forming two of Namibia's most remarkable natural wonders.

Days 5 & 6

Swakopmund is a charming coastal town where there is plenty of time to stroll, relax and enjoy the atmosphere. On sunny days, the Mole is perfect for unwinding, while cosy cafés, small galleries and beautifully preserved colonial architecture invite you to explore.
Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, rich tidal wetlands and the dunes of the Namib Desert, Swakopmund combines seaside charm with a relaxed African lifestyle. It is one of those places where many visitors wish they had planned an extra day.

Day 7

The striking granite cliffs of Spitzkoppe rank among Namibia's most iconic landscapes. Hidden between the massive rock formations are well preserved San rock paintings depicting hunting scenes and the lives of the region's earliest inhabitants.
Rising like a giant island from the endless Namib plains, Spitzkoppe offers spectacular granite formations, a surprisingly diverse semi desert flora and excellent opportunities to observe several of Namibia's special bird species. A true paradise for nature lovers and photographers.

Days 8 & 9

Twyfelfontein, Desert Elephants, Ancient Rock Engravings & Burnt Mountain
Twyfelfontein is renowned for its ancient rock engravings, remarkable geological formations and the towering Ana trees lining the dry riverbeds. Their nutritious seed pods are a favourite food of the elusive desert adapted elephants, which can sometimes be encountered in this spectacular landscape.

Day 10

Etosha National Park – Central
The central section of Etosha National Park is renowned for its vast open plains, immense salt pan and numerous waterholes that attract an abundance of wildlife. An early start and a little patience are often rewarded with unforgettable sightings of elephants, lions, giraffes and many other animals in their natural habitat.

Days 11 & 12

Etosha National Park – Eastern Section & the Andoni Plains
The wildlife rich eastern region of Etosha National Park combines dense bush, productive waterholes and the vast Andoni Plains. It offers outstanding opportunities to observe elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, gemsbok and greater kudu. With a little luck, you may also encounter leopards, cheetahs, black rhinos or the tiny Damara dik dik hidden among the vegetation.

Days 13 & 14 - natural

Mount Etjo & Okonjati Wildlife Reserve
Striking red cliffs, sweeping acacia savannah and a wildlife rich reserve define this remarkable region. Covering some 36,000 hectares, Okonjati Wildlife Reserve is home to thousands of animals and more than 600 bird species. During a guided open vehicle safari, you have excellent opportunities to encounter elephants, rhinos, lions, giraffes and many other fascinating wildlife species.

Days 13 & 14 - classic / luxury

Cheetahs and Leopards at the AfriCat Foundation.
The AfriCat Foundation is one of Namibia's premier destinations for observing free ranging leopards while learning about the conservation of Africa's predators. With a little luck, you may also encounter Brown Hyenas, White Rhinos, Porcupines and many other fascinating inhabitants of the African bush.

Day 15

Departure
After returning your rental vehicle at the depot, your private transfer to Windhoek International Airport is arranged. We wish you a pleasant trip and are certain that Namibia will welcome you back again one day.

Accommodation Categories

Every traveller is different. Some prefer to explore Namibia as economically as possible, while others place greater value on atmosphere, exclusivity or truly exceptional locations. That is why we offer our journeys in three accommodation categories, each with a significant influence on the overall tour price. Regardless of the category you choose, every lodge is personally selected by us. We place far greater importance on character, genuine hospitality, location and an authentic Namibian experience than on the number of stars.

natural

Perfect for travellers seeking excellent value without compromising on cleanliness, comfort or a welcoming atmosphere. We select charming guest farms, intimate lodges and high quality glamping tents with private en suite bathrooms. While some properties may be slightly larger, we always prioritise character, beautiful surroundings and the distinctive LeafLove style.

classic

By far our most popular category, offering outstanding value for money within the upper mid range. You will stay in carefully selected lodges with comfortable rooms, attentive service and beautiful locations. Whenever possible, we favour smaller, owner managed properties with genuine character and charm.

premium

For those who regard their accommodation as an integral part of the travel experience. Stay in exceptional lodges set in spectacular locations or within private nature reserves. The higher price rarely reflects luxury alone, but rather the exclusivity, remarkable settings and unforgettable experiences that these extraordinary places provide.
Detailed itinerary

Arrival Logistics

  • Upon arrival at Hosea Kutako International Airport, you will be welcomed by your private driver and transferred directly to the rental vehicle depot.
  • During the vehicle handover, you will receive a comprehensive briefing covering the vehicle, its features, and all relevant insurance information.
  • Afterwards, we will personally hand over your complete travel package, including your vouchers, maps, detailed route notes, and a small welcome pack.
  • To make your journey as smooth and enjoyable as possible, we also provide a GPS with all routes and key destinations preloaded, allowing you to explore Namibia with confidence from the very first day.

Day 1

People, colours, shopping, and culture


inclusive:

Overnight stay with breakfast

not inclusive:

Dinner, we will gladly take you to the restaurant of your choice.

Windhoek, the colourful bustle of Africa

Total distance: 47 km
Total driving time: 1 hour

Your journey begins in Windhoek, where you have the opportunity to explore Namibia’s capital at your own pace. The city centre offers a fascinating blend of colonial history and modern African life. Historic buildings stand alongside contemporary architecture, while bustling streets, cafés and shops create a vibrant atmosphere. As a self drive traveller, you have the freedom to discover the many different sides of this welcoming city in your own time.

Stroll through the city centre, browse shops offering authentic Namibian handicrafts, or purchase traditional souvenirs such as a quality hat or a pair of handmade veldskoene. Small galleries, boutiques and local markets provide an excellent introduction to Namibia’s rich culture and craftsmanship.

After a rewarding day of sightseeing, Windhoek offers an excellent choice of restaurants and cafés with an international standard of cuisine. Whether you are looking for traditional Namibian dishes, superb game cuisine or international flavours, the city provides the perfect setting to enjoy your first evening in Namibia.

Day 2

red sand, ancient trees

inclusive:

  • Full-board
  • 1 game drive into the linear dunes not only showcase impressive landscapes but also provide an opportunity to observe a variety of birds and different animals.

Rippling linear dunes of the Kalahari

Total distance: 242 km
Total driving time: 4 hours

Leaving Namibia’s central plateau behind, you travel south through the camel thorn savannah until the striking linear dunes, limestone ridges and vast salt pans of the Kalahari begin to dominate the landscape.

Perhaps the Kalahari’s greatest fascination lies in its remarkable colours. Deep orange red dunes contrast beautifully with the green and brown camel thorn woodlands, creating a landscape that is a paradise for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Along the way, the enormous communal nests of Sociable Weavers, built over generations in ancient camel thorn trees, are impossible to miss. Keep an eye out for Gemsbok, Springbok, Greater Kudu and Plains Zebra, all of which are frequently encountered. With a little luck, you may also spot Bat Eared Foxes, Meerkats and Ground Squirrels, adding even more memorable wildlife encounters to your journey.

Days 3 & 4

… home to the world’s tallest star dune

inclusive:

  • Full-board
  • Excursion to the Sossusvlei

Dune landscapes at Sossusvlei, the Sesriem Canyon & breathtaking desert scenery

Total distance: 264 km to the lodge (+ 202 km return to the Vlei)
Total driving time: 4 hrs 45 min (+ 5 hrs 30 mins return to the Vlei)

The Namib Desert captivates with its immense open spaces and breathtaking landscapes, while supporting a remarkable diversity of desert adapted plants and wildlife. The world’s highest dunes are particularly spectacular in the golden morning light, when their ever changing shades of red create one of Africa’s most iconic landscapes.

Over thousands of years, the Tsauchab River was cut off from the Atlantic Ocean by advancing dunes, creating the remarkable Sossusvlei, a white clay pan surrounded by ancient camel thorn trees and distinctive !Nara plants. Climbing one of the dunes rewards you with magnificent panoramic views, while a visit to the impressive Sesriem Canyon, carved by the Tsauchab River over millions of years, provides another fascinating geological highlight.

 

Recommendation: Glide over the Namib Dune World in a Hot Air Balloon

There are those things you just have to experience! Weather permitting (as it can get very windy), the hot air balloon from Namib Sky takes off amidst the dunes and hills on the gravel plains of the Tsauchab. Enjoy a beautiful view of the dune and mountain landscapes and the interplay of various colourful scenery in the morning light.

Important:

If you wish to take a balloon ride, it would be advisable to extend your journey by an additional day!

Days 5 & 6

moderate climate…

inclusive:

  • Overnight stay and breakfast


not inclusive:

  • Dinner (there are various restaurants in Swakopmund, and we are happy to assist and reserve a table for you…) In different high-quality establishments, you can enjoy a wide selection of fresh fish and delicious seafood daily. For those who prefer hearty meat dishes, authentic roast pork of the finest quality is also served here.

Optional activities around Swakopmund:

Living Desert / Little Five Tour:

The best-known activity around Swakopmund. Discover the Namib’s remarkable small creatures and how they’ve adapted to one of the most extreme landscapes on Earth.


Swakop Fatbike Tours:

Explore the dunes on specially designed fatbikes – the wide tires make riding through the sand surprisingly easy and offer a fresh perspective on the desert.


Scenic Flights over the Namib:

An unforgettable experience over the dunes to Sossusvlei or along the Skeleton Coast. We particularly recommend the two- to two-and-a-half-hour flight.


Historical Walking Tour:

A guided walk with a true Swakopmund local – history, background stories, and little-known secrets of the town, straight from the source.


Walvis Bay – Catamaran Cruise:

About 30 km south lies Walvis Bay, home to an 11,000-hectare lagoon and an important wetland. During the cruise, you’ll encounter flamingos, pelicans, seals, dolphins, and, with luck, whales or sunfish – topped off with fresh oysters and a glass of sparkling wine.


Walvis Bay – Kayak Tour:

For a more immersive nature experience: paddle the lagoon and get within a few meters of curious seals, enjoying the tranquility of this unique coastal landscape from a whole new perspective.

Through the oldest desert to the Atlantic…

Total distance: 370 km
Total driving time: 6 hours 45 min

Today’s journey reveals the Namib in ever changing forms. Endless gravel plains, shimmering horizons and rugged granite outcrops accompany your drive through one of the world’s oldest deserts. Dry riverbeds and deeply eroded valleys bear witness to a time when water still shaped this remarkable landscape. Despite its apparent emptiness, Gemsbok, Springbok, Zebra and occasionally even Giraffe are regularly encountered along the way.

A stop at the remarkable Welwitschia mirabilis, often more than 1,500 years old, is a highlight of the route. Shortly afterwards, the dramatic Moon Landscape overlooking the Swakop Valley reveals a maze of deeply sculpted ridges that seem almost otherworldly.

By afternoon you arrive in Swakopmund, where German colonial architecture meets the fresh Atlantic coastline and modern Namibian life. Stroll along the promenade, relax in one of the excellent cafés, browse local galleries and shops, or simply enjoy the unique atmosphere of Namibia’s most charming coastal town.

Day 7

Magmatic, gigantic and beautiful

  • 1 night in an enchanting landscape with a stunning view of the gigantic Hohenstein, an impressive granite boulder, at a carefully selected lodge.
  • natural:  Hohenstein Lodge – Standard
  • classic / luxury: Hohenstein Lodge – Superior Chalet

inclusive:

  • Dinner, overnight stay and breakfast

Spitzkoppe & the mighty Erongo

Total distance: 200 km
Total driving time: 3 hrs 30 mins

Visible from far across the Namib plains, Spitzkoppe rises dramatically above the surrounding gravel desert like a giant natural monument. Its towering granite domes create one of Namibia’s most iconic landscapes and offer countless photographic opportunities. Among the rocks you can discover ancient San rock paintings depicting hunting scenes and the wildlife that has shaped this remarkable region for thousands of years.

Later, the Erongo Mountains welcome you with their spectacular granite boulders, stacked high above the surrounding plains. Short walks reveal fascinating semi desert vegetation, remarkable birdlife and ever changing panoramic views. Few places in Namibia combine such extraordinary geology, history and natural beauty in one destination.

Days 8 & 9

Rock Engravings & Pachyderms in the Desert

 

inclusive:

  • Dinner, overnight stay and breakfast
  • Guided tour to the petroglyphs at Twyfelfontein. Guided (we know our way around) 4×4 game drive in the Awa-Huab dry riverbed to track down the desert adapted elephants.

Twyfelfontein & Desert adapted Elephants

Total distance: 250 km
Total driving time: 4 hrs 45 mins

Twyfelfontein is one of Namibia’s most remarkable natural and cultural treasures. Alongside its 4,000 to 6,000 year old rock engravings, you will discover geological highlights such as Burnt Mountain, the striking Organ Pipes and the famous Petrified Forest, whose origins date back more than 200 million years.

The Huab River winds through this dramatic desert landscape, lined with towering Ana trees whose nutritious seed pods provide an important food source for the region’s desert adapted elephants.

One of the great highlights of your journey awaits as you venture into Damaraland in search of these remarkable animals. Even before the first elephants appear, the vast scenery and rugged beauty of this remote wilderness make the excursion unforgettable. With a little luck, you may encounter these extraordinary desert adapted giants, although sightings can never be guaranteed.

Day 10

Lots of them Animalia

  • 2 nights in the central area of the National Park at an enchantingly beautiful private lodge outside the park

  • Etosha Oberland Lodge

inclusive:

  • Full-board

Etosha National Park – central

Total distance: 320 km
Total driving time: 6 hrs

Etosha National Park is one of Africa’s finest wildlife destinations. At its heart lies the vast 4,000 km² salt pan, surrounded by open acacia savannah, mopane woodland and dry forests. Each of these habitats supports its own remarkable variety of wildlife, making every game drive different from the last.

The park’s natural and artificial waterholes attract elephants, giraffes, antelope and an impressive diversity of birdlife. With a little luck, lions, leopards and even cheetahs may also be encountered. An early start, patience and plenty of time in the field are often rewarded with unforgettable wildlife sightings.

Days 11 & 12

Even more animals…

inclusive:

  • Dinner, overnight stay and breakfast

driving through the park…

on your own?

In Etosha National Park, you are free to explore the waterholes and game viewing routes at your own pace. With detailed maps, finding your way is straightforward and you can visit the park’s many waterholes whenever you wish. As self drive visitors are permitted to travel independently throughout the park, you decide how long to spend watching or photographing wildlife. This freedom is one of the greatest advantages of exploring Etosha in your own vehicle.

Etosha National Park – east

Total distance: 190 km
Total driving time: 11 hrs 30 mins (slow drive through the park)

For many travellers, Etosha National Park is the highlight of a journey through Namibia. You will therefore spend two nights in the wildlife rich eastern section of the park, where denser bush, reliable water sources and the open plains around Fischer’s Pan and the Andoni Plains provide exceptional game viewing opportunities.

Lions and leopards are seen here more frequently than in many other parts of the park, while cheetahs regularly patrol the open grasslands. Elephants, giraffes, zebras, gemsbok and greater kudu are common sightings throughout the area. With a little patience, you may also encounter Damara Dik Diks, impressive raptors or even the endangered Black Rhinoceros. Every game drive is different, making each day in Etosha a memorable experience.

Category „natural“

Days 13 & 14

Preserve with ideology

“Give more back to nature than you take”
This is the guiding philosophy — and the goal — of Jan Oelofse, a world-renowned conservationist who founded the Okonjati Game Reserve in 1975.

inclusive:

  • Dinner, overnight stay and breakfast
  • 2 x game drives in an open 4×4 vehicle

Okonjati – Home of Mount Etjo

Total distance: 376 km

Total driving time: 5 hrs 45 min

Today’s journey brings you to the striking red cliffs of Mount Etjo, rising dramatically above the surrounding acacia savannah. The Okonjati Wildlife Reserve was founded by Jan Oelofse in 1975 and has gradually expanded into a protected area covering some 36,000 hectares. Today it provides a safe habitat for around 10,000 animals and more than 600 bird species.

Along the way, Greater Kudu, Warthogs and a variety of other wildlife are frequently encountered, while towering termite mounds, some reaching five metres in height, are a distinctive feature of the landscape.

One of the highlights is a guided game drive in an open safari vehicle. Accompanied by experienced guides, you have the opportunity to search for elephants, rhinos, lions, giraffes and many other species that call this remarkable reserve home.

Category „classic / luxury“

Days 14 & 15

Great all year round…

 

inclusive:

  • All inclusive, including activities

The Africat Foundation – Leopards, Cheetahs & Brown Hyenas

Total distance: 343 km
Total driving time: 4 hrs 45 mins

Today you visit one of Namibia’s premier destinations for big cat encounters. Okonjima, home of the AfriCat Foundation, combines outstanding wildlife experiences with internationally recognised conservation work. The chances of seeing a free ranging leopard here are among the highest in southern Africa, while Brown Hyenas are also encountered regularly. On request and with a little luck, a dedicated search for the elusive Pangolin can also be arranged.

Game drives are conducted in open safari vehicles with AfriCat’s highly experienced guides. Along the way, you will gain fascinating insights into the lives of Namibia’s predators and the foundation’s important conservation and research programmes. For wildlife photographers, Okonjima is considered one of the country’s finest locations, with guides who understand exactly how to create exceptional viewing and photographic opportunities.

Day 15

Hope to see you again… soon

Farewell to Namibia

Total distance: 262 km
Total driving time: 4 hours

Your final driving day takes you back towards Windhoek at a relaxed pace. If time permits, you may still enjoy some last minute shopping for authentic Namibian handicrafts or have lunch at one of the capital’s many excellent restaurants.

Afterwards, you can return your vehicle at the rental depot. A private transfer from the depot to the airport is, of course, arranged for you, allowing you to begin your journey home comfortably and without stress.

indicative Rates for 2027

Please contact us for your individual direct rate, as prices may vary depending on the travel season, booking date, and selected room category. We will be delighted to create the ideal combination of accommodations and services, tailored specifically to your preferences.

Participants per vehicleNaturalClassic / Premium
1 Person7.397,91 $11.866,14 $
2 Persons5.491,98 $9.960,21 $
3 Persons4.856,67 $9.324,90 $
4 Persons4.539,60 $9.006,66 $
Single room supplement907,92 $1.502,28 $

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Services included

  • Transfers as indicated in the itinerary
  • Accommodation and meals as indicated in the itinerary
  • Activities as indicated in the itinerary
  • Pre-programmed GPS with route itinerary / Tracks for Africa

Rental car:

  • Premium safari prepared 4×4 Toyota Fortuner or Toyota Land Cruiser (5 seats), with more affordable vehicle options available on request
  • Specially equipped for Namibia’s gravel roads with robust all terrain tyres
  • Two full size spare wheels for added peace of mind in remote areas
  • Maximum insurance cover with zero excess, including windscreen and tyre damage (terms and conditions apply)
  • Private airport transfers and personalised vehicle handover service

Services not included

  • Additional optional activities
  • Personal expenses
  • Beverages at non Full-board+ Lodges
  • Gratuities
  • International and domestic flights
  • Fuel for the vehicle
  • Entrance fees to national parks and local attractions on the itinerary (to be paid on-site)
  • Visa expenses

Frequently asked questions about the Ondili Natura self-drive

This trip is designed to cater to a broad range of interests, and you will have suitable weather for your observations at various locations throughout the year. If you are particularly interested in wildlife observation, this journey would be ideal from May to November. If you wish to savor the fantastic desert landscapes, February, March, and April would be very suitable.

Yes, this safari offers a very diverse mix of various attractions, a variety of landscapes, wonderful botany, a good insight into Namibia’s rich history, and the opportunity to see a wide range of animals.

 

Certainly, you tell us what particularly interests you, and we will adjust the itinerary accordingly.

This trip offers an exclusive experience in extremely comfortable accommodations, far removed from the usual, disruptive routine of tourism. The accommodations themselves are already a highlight, situated amid breathtaking landscapes that are privately protected and surrounded. Through a direct collaboration, we can offer you this trip at a direct price, making it a particularly attractive offer.

In a time when flight bookings are just a few clicks away, it may seem old-fashioned to involve a travel agent. But when it comes to navigating the ever-changing world of air travel—delays, reroutes, strikes, cancellations, and the charming surprise of “you no longer have a seat”—working with a real human still has very real advantages when unexpected challenges arise, such as:

  • Delays and last-minute flight changes

  • Strikes or changes made by the airline

  • Seat changes without prior notification

  • The need to rebook during your trip

Especially in those moments—just imagine being on safari while these changes occur—it is incredibly helpful to have a reliable contact person who handles everything quickly and professionally.

Our Recommendation:

Even if booking flights through a travel agency may seem slightly more expensive, it is absolutely worth the investment. The service, support, and peace of mind it provides, particularly in problematic situations, are priceless.

We’ve had consistently excellent experiences with the following agencies – they are professional, fast, and reliable.

Important:

Please make sure to always mention that you are booking through Leaflove Safari / Albert Voigts.

This is the only way we can ensure that all flight times are accurately recorded and that we can coordinate with the agents to perfectly align the itinerary with your travel plans – e.g. for organizing transfers, airport greetings, or handling last-minute changes.

Namibia:

Anja Badenhorst – Tokkies Travel

📱 +264 81 249 8760

✉️ ticketing@tokkiestravel.com

➡️ Anja has already assisted many of our guests – reliable, fast, and solution-oriented.

Sonja Etzold – Molo Africa Travel

📱 +264 81 202 6002

✉️ sonja@moloafricatravel.com.na

➡️ Sonja is also highly experienced and particularly helpful when it comes to last-minute rebookings.

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