Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp
The Skeleton Coast is known for its haunting, raw beauty: the vast wilderness, shipwrecks and bleached whale skeletons make for an evocat... Read more
Hugging the southwest coast of Africa lies an exotic land where the red sands of the world’s oldest desert meet the azure waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
This is Namibia, a country which encapsulates the wonder of the African continent so entirely that even safari veterans will be spellbound. On its vast savannah, you’ll spot Africa’s iconic species and beyond its shores a marine wonderland. Encounter the shimmering salt pans of Etosha, the haunting desert dunes of Sossusvlei and the lush oases of Kaokoland. Meet proud people and vibrant tribes with a rich tapestry of traditional culture as you experience the best of Namibia with A&K.
An A&K luxury journey to Namibia will take you to the heart of what this intriguing destination has to offer. You’ll travel to wildlife conservancies where rare and majestic creatures await. You’ll experience ancient cultures in tribal villages and rock art sites. Take respite in small, intimate camps driven by sustainability and observe valuable conservation practices at work.
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Decades of in-country expertise means our Journey Designers can curate exceptional activities and experiences for you that are beyond the reach of the average traveller. Piece these together as a framework for your own bespoke adventure or find them in our featured journeys.
The Skeleton Coast is known for its haunting, raw beauty: the vast wilderness, shipwrecks and bleached whale skeletons make for an evocat... Read more
Kulala means 'to sleep' and what better place to drift off, under a sky littered with thousands of stars. Little Kulala is a wonderful pr... Read more
Surrounded by dunes and desert mountains, andBeyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge allows you to experience the peaceful stillness of the Namib.... Read more
Namibia enjoys almost year-round sunshine though the wet season December-March brings humid days and afternoon thunderstorms. From April to October, the climate is driest and wildlife easiest to spot congregating around watering holes. The desert climate is harsh and night-time temperatures can drop to freezing during the winter months.
