Namibia

We gather the team in Namibia's capital — the city of Windhoek. Airport transfer to the hotel and check-in. Depending on our arrival time, we'll either have time for a walk around the city, or grab dinner and head straight to rest after the long flight.

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Today we are picking up our bikes, checking our camping gear, and heading out to buy supplies. After that, we will head north, where our first encounter with the local wildlife awaits.

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We will spend the night nearby in a cozy lodge in the middle of the African savanna.

After breakfast, we head further north to Etosha, Namibia's most famous and one of its largest national parks. It is home to rhinos, elephants, lions, giraffes, leopards, antelopes and many other animal species. We will observe them in the wild and watch a picturesque sunset over the savanna.

Next, we head to the unique and colorful Damaraland region. We'll visit the settlements of the nomadic Damara and Bushmen tribes, where we can get a glimpse of the daily life and customs of the local people. And even though modern technology has reached even these remote places, these tribes are still among the last in Namibia to live according to the traditions of their ancestors.

Today we're heading to the fairly mountainous Spitzkoppe Valley. Rain, wind, and sun have shaped unique rock formations among which we'll set up camp, throw a braai evening, and at night marvel at the unfamiliar southern starry sky.

Today we're in for a meeting with the ocean and a cozy colonial German town on the coast. We'll board a catamaran for a cruise through Walvis Bay to observe its marine inhabitants. We'll admire pelicans, flamingos, and fur seals.

The day has come to encounter the oldest desert in the world. In special safari jeeps, we'll set off along the coast. We'll drive past pink salt lakes to the place where the Atlantic Ocean meets the sand dunes — Sandwich Harbor. Take our word for it — you'll never forget this day!

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We're setting off at dawn to catch the most beautiful light in the valley. We'll get to climb one of the tallest dunes in the world — Big Daddy — and the famous Dune 45. Then, of course, we'll have a photo session at Sossusvlei, a place that got its name from the thousand-year-old dead trees that have been transformed into fantastical sculptures by drought.

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After breakfast, we head to the capital. Along the way, we’ll watch the desert slowly transform into savanna and stop for a few photos at the viewpoint on the mountain pass. Once we arrive in the city, we’ll check into a comfortable hotel, return our cars, and by the pool we’ll relax after our action-packed itinerary.

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We’ll say our goodbyes, share some hugs, and plan our next trips together, because it’s on adventures like these that you find the best company for future travels! Time to fly home.