Photo safari

…. your dream photo safari in Namibia, Africa

 

We do Private customized tours with a personal touch.  A tour consists of only one group and can be anything from 2 to 6 people and is guided by a professional guide. We handle everything from arrival to departure for you.  You tell us where you want to go and what you like to see and we will custom build an itinerary. If not, we have a couple of standard itineraries that we can offer you.

What to expect in Namibia?

Namibia means “a place of great arid plains”, but encompasses a varied and beautiful landscape. From subtropical, lush waterways of the Okavango, Zambezi and Kunene rivers in the north to arid, scorched gravel plains around the Fish River Canyon in the south, Kalahari savannah plains in the east to the Namib Desert in the west, Namibia offers a beauty not to be found elsewhere in the world.

Namibia is one of the most sparsely populated countries in the world with approximately 2.20 million inhabitants spread over roughly 800 000 square kilometers. This is one of the attractions of Namibia, to experience the vastness of Africa, but with first world infrastructure and medical services available.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The infrastructure boasts excellent tarmac and gravel roads throughout the country, first world medical facilities in Windhoek and the larger towns of Namibia, telecommunication to the rest of the world and excellent lodges and tourist attractions.

International flight connections are available from the Hosea Kutako International Airport via Germany or South Africa to all destinations worldwide.

The climate is mild in winter to hot during summer time. Temperatures in winter vary between average 0 degrees Celsius early morning to 24 degrees Celsius at noon. Temperatures in summer vary from average 12 degrees Celsius early morning to 33 degrees Celsius at noon. The humidity is very low throughout the year, therefore the noon temperatures are easily bearable all year round.

The rainy season is from late January to end of April with an average varying from as little as 20mm in the desert to more than 1000mm in the subtropical northern parts of Namibia. The average rainfall over central Namibia varies between 250 – 350 mm annually.

 

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