The full arc of Namibia in one trip — from the red dunes of the south to the wetlands of the Caprivi Strip in the far north-east. Desert, coast, mountain, desert again, and finally water: Kalahari, Fish River Canyon, Sossusvlei, the Skeleton Coast, Damaraland's ancient rock art, Himba country, Etosha's wildlife, and the four national parks of the Caprivi. Built for travelers with three weeks to give the country its due.
Depart Windhoek into the Kalahari Desert, on to Fish River Canyon — the second-largest canyon system in the world — then the coastal town of Lüderitz, with a stop at the abandoned diamond-mining ghost town of Kolmanskop.
Into the dune sea at Sossusvlei and Deadvlei, then west across the Namib-Naukluft Park to the Atlantic coast at Swakopmund.
Browse Swakopmund's curio market, then out to the lunar landscape of Moon Valley and the ancient Welwitschia plant trails.
The Cape Cross fur seal colony, then into Damaraland to Twyfelfontein — a UNESCO World Heritage site holding one of Africa's largest concentrations of rock engravings.
North into Kaokoland to Opuwo, with a Himba village cultural visit, continuing to Epupa Falls on the Angolan border.
Three days of wildlife safaris and game drives across one of Africa's great parks, waterhole-to-waterhole.
A village visit in Bushmanland — traditional tracking, plant knowledge and dance with a San community.
Four national parks in succession — Mahango, Bwabwata, Mudumu and Nkasa Rupara — game drives and boat cruises through Namibia's wetland panhandle.
The journey home via Waterberg Plateau, a stop at an open-air market, and arrival back in Windhoek.