1. Etosha National Park

Etosha is Namibia’s flagship safari destination—a vast salt pan so large it can be seen from space, bordered by golden savannah and wildlife-rich waterholes.

Highlights

Big game viewing, especially around waterholes

Large herds of elephants, zebras, springboks, and wildebeest

Predators including lions, cheetahs, hyenas, and leopards

Exceptional photographic opportunities

Famous Etosha Pan — a shimmering white desert

Safari Experience

Travellers Africa offers guided game drives at different times of the day, including evening drives around floodlit waterholes—a magical experience where wildlife gathers after dark.

2. Ongava Private Game Reserve

Bordering Etosha’s southern boundary, Ongava is one of Namibia’s most acclaimed private reserves.

Highlights

White and black rhino tracking

Exclusive game viewing away from Etosha crowds

Luxurious lodges and intimate bush camps

Excellent birdlife and diverse plains game

Safari Experience

Here you can enjoy off-road drives, night drives, and walking safaris with trained guides—activities not allowed inside Etosha National Park, giving you deeper and more flexible wildlife encounters.

3. Onguma Nature Reserve

Located on Etosha’s eastern side, Onguma covers over 34,000 hectares of pristine wilderness.

Highlights

Over 300 bird species—perfect for bird lovers

Abundant wildlife including lions, giraffes, kudu, impala, and eland

Beautifully designed lodges overlooking waterholes

Sunset drives and photographic hides

Safari Experience

Onguma is ideal for travelers seeking tranquility, luxury, and exceptional access to both the reserve and Etosha’s eastern gate.

4. Namib–Naukluft National Park

Home to the world’s oldest desert, Namib–Naukluft is Namibia’s most famous landscape—an endless sea of red dunes, dry riverbeds, and surreal desert vistas.

Highlights

Sossusvlei and Deadvlei — iconic red dunes and ancient camel thorn trees

Sesriem Canyon hiking

Scenic hot air balloon flights

Stargazing in some of the world’s darkest skies

Dramatic sunrise and sunset views over the dunes

Safari Experience

Travellers Africa arranges guided desert tours, photography excursions, and aerial activities for breathtaking views of the Namib’s shifting dunes.

5. Skeleton Coast

Remote, mysterious, and hauntingly beautiful, the Skeleton Coast stretches along Namibia’s western edge.

Highlights

Towering sand dunes meeting the Atlantic Ocean

Seal colonies at Cape Cross

Shipwrecks scattered along the coastline

Dramatic landscapes with fog-shrouded mornings

Exceptional fly-in safaris to the northern Skeleton Coast

Safari Experience

This region is perfect for adventurous travelers looking for solitude, dramatic scenery, and unique photographic opportunities. Fly-in tours provide access to remote areas rarely seen by most visitors.

6. Damaraland

Damaraland offers rugged desert mountains, cultural richness, and rare wildlife adapted to extreme conditions.

Highlights

Desert-adapted elephants and black rhinos

Twyfelfontein — UNESCO-listed ancient rock engravings

Petrified Forest and Organ Pipes

Beautiful mountains, valleys, and open plains

Himba and Damara cultural experience