Surfing the desert dunes of Namibia in a 4X4. Imagine sitting on top of a dune 35 storeys high with a "slipface" 38-degrees straight down. 4X4ing through the Namib Desert on a dune tour is a heart-pumping adventure of slip faces, shipwrecks and ghost towns – you’ll love it!
Learn MoreWe've given this epic dune trip a fresh vibe while keeping all the wild, raw fun that makes it special. A 7-day adventure from Aus to Walvis Bay, but now with a more laid-back feel, a bit more time to soak in the views, and some extra tips for first timers. Perfect for anyone who wants to conquer big dunes, see ghost towns and shipwrecks, and still have time for epic sunsets and cold drinks.
Learn MoreConveniently located, Saddle Hill provides an authentic and captivating Namib dune experience—ideal for those who wish to stay near home yet crave the magic of the desert. Whether you're a local exploring the dunes for the first time or a visitor eager to preview Namibia's iconic landscapes en route to your holiday, this excursion offers the perfect introduction to one of the world's most stunning natural wonders.
Learn MoreThis thrilling guided self-drive tour takes you through the former restricted "Sperrgebiet" (Forbidden Land) and former Diamond Area No. 2, now part of the Namib-Naukluft National Park. You'll traverse untouched beaches, conquer massive shifting dunes, discover abandoned mining ghost towns, and visit iconic shipwrecks along one of the world's most remote and dramatic coastlines. Expect adrenaline-pumping 4x4 driving, breathtaking scenery where towering dunes plunge into the Atlantic, and glimpses of desert-adapted wildlife like oryx, springbok, and Black Back Jackal. Evenings are spent wild camping under star-filled skies, pure wilderness immersion!
The ‘Skeleton Coast’ has a reputation for being remote, inhospitable and steeped in an eerie history. This northern and most remote section of the Park is a stunning reminder of the power of nature, and it is sobering to visit such a timeless wilderness.
Learn MoreKaokoland and Damaraland, in Namibia's north-western corner, stand as one of the world's most captivating and untamed wilderness areas. This rugged, dramatic landscape of ancient mountains, vast plains, and deep gorges is ideal for hardcore travellers seeking authentic exploration. Here, the ephemeral rivers are the lifelines of this arid paradise. Rarely flowing on the surface, dry riverbeds like the Hoanib, Hoarusib, Huab, Uniab, and Ugab become lush linear oases after rare rains. Towering ana trees and acacias line their banks, drawing desert-adapted elephants, lions, black rhino, giraffe, oryx, and springbok that thrive in these harsh conditions.
Learn MoreThis tour host all the iconic places of Angola excluding the Death Acre section. We start in Rundu and finish in Ruacana. Simply a must do tour.
Learn MoreThis tour includes all the iconic places of Angola including the well-known and feared Death Acre. The tour starts in Ruacana and ends in Rundu. You need an experienced guide for this.
Learn MoreWe offer a lifetime opportunity to fish on Namibia's most northern border, bordering Angola where the mighty Kunene River meets the ocean.
Learn MoreIntroduction: Angola’s Death Acre can be the most dangerous coastal track if your planning isn’t right, but there is something to it, something deep inside you on to do this, or maybe it’s a “bucket-list” thing, nevertheless you want it. The beauty of the coastal wilderness with its dunes, the Kunene Mouth makes up for it. Don’t worry, you are in good hands with us. But then let’s look further into the journey, 4600km through a country that offers more than just a tour, it’s an expedition. The people are friendly, pretty landscapes and lots of history. Just to mention a few highlight places that comes to mind is Luanda, the forest of Kumbira and Seles, Kalandula Falls, Pedras Negras, Cuito Cannavale and the coffee farms. Our journey through Angola is a true “story book”, you just need to see it and put it all together. An absolute must of an adventure. We have been offering tours through Angola for over fifteen years, we understand the people, the laws and regulations of the country to guide you on a safe and hassle-free expedition.
Learn MoreBetween October and December each year, about 10 million straw coloured fruit bats descend into a tiny patch of evergreen swamp forest inside Kasanka National Park, Northern Zambia. This natural phenomenon, unique only to Kasanka lends itself to some truly astonishing birdlife sightings set against a backdrop of incredible scenic surrounds and dramatic skies.
Learn MoreStep into your Namibian adventure the right way! Grab yourself a pair of our legendary Jakkals Vellies, handcrafted right here in Namibia from premium Seal, or Kudu leather. Tough enough for the dunes, soft enough to mold perfectly to your feet. Arrange with Jakkals and he will bring them with on your tour.











