Namibia 13 days Itinerary

Winding beside the longest river in Namibia is the renowned Fish River Canyon. With a length of 160 km and a maximum depth of 550 m, the views that are found along the expansive Fish River Canyon are breathtaking and have garnered a lot of attention to this western African country. The best way to experience the captivating beauty of the world’s second-largest canyon is by hiking half its length in a 5-day extravaganza of sights, hot springs, and some pretty spectacular moon sightings.

With a beautiful mix of stunning colonial buildings and Art Nouveau architecture paired with an abundance of bakeries and cafes, visitors are captured by the charm and ironies of this small coastal town. Boring is not a word anyone would use to describe Lüderitz, Namibia as it houses bountiful options of activities such as kitesurfing, flamingo watching, and exploring a nearby African desert ghost town. This distinctively German-influenced town looks as though it belongs in Europe and not beside the Atlantic shore in the desert country of Namibia.

The captivating sandy landscape and deep cavernous canyon of Sesriem & Sossusvlei in Namibia is a sight to behold. With behemoth dunes stretching to the horizon that changes colors as much as the hand of a clock changes numbers, Sossusvlei welcomes visitors which out-of-this-world beauty. Sesriem continues to astound travelers with craggy shelves of rock that shelters an ephemeral river. Many people make the trek to Sesriem & Sossusvlei for safari’s, hikes, and the luxurious hut accommodations and amenities that can be found within the park.

In the space between the cerulean Atlantic coast and the copper Namibia desert is an exciting city of adventure that is perfect as a base for exploration of the iconic Skeleton Coast and the Namib desert. Swakopmund stuns with its distinct colonial architecture reminiscent of northern Germany and a great selection of bars, restaurants, and exhilarating activities to fill your day. In Swakopmund you get the best of both worlds from the remarkable African coast to the iconic deserts to the unmatched vibrance of the culture that surrounds the city, you won’t find one moment wasted while in the city.

One of the most photographed locations in Namibia, the striking mountain motif of Spitzkoppe has become a symbol for this desert South-West African country. Rising above the copper dusted plains of the Namib Desert, many talented climbers from around the world come to Spitzkoppe in an attempt to scale its challenging peak. However, even rock climbers will return from this stunning rock with a deep appreciation of Namibia and the geological wonders it holds within its sandy landscapes.

With luxurious infrastructure built right into the park, you can eat, sleep, and relax comfortably with the rarest of African wildlife at your doorstep. Featuring some of the most abundant populations of giraffes, rhinos, lions, and elephants in Africa, Etosha National Park has long been a gem among gems in Namibia. With an abundance of game within its gorgeous, expansive landscape, Etosha National Park is a fascinating stop for anyone interested in birds, African wildlife, and some breathtaking scenery.