Namibia from the sky (fly-in) — Comfort

Early in the morning, you will enjoy a coffee or tea accompanied by biscuits before starting your activities., departure with the lodge guide and vehicle for a guided and non-private excursion to the Sossusvlei dunes. The Namib Desert and the Sossusvlei region offer some of Namibia's most iconic landscapes: its immense red dunes, among the highest in the world, create spectacular light displays at sunrise. Must-see sites such as Dead Vlei, Dune 45, Big Daddy and Sesriem canyon reveal the striking beauty of this ancient desert. Despite its aridity, the area is home to adapted wildlife, including oryx, springbok and ostrich. The nights there are exceptionally clear, ideal for stargazing.

Return to the lodge in late afternoon. Free time to enjoy the lodge surroundings or participate in one of the included activities, such as:

4x4 excursion from the lodge at sunset

Guided walks in the reserve.

After breakfast, you will be transferred to the landing strip for your private flight to Swakopmund. The departure heads towards the coast, and you will enjoy a scenic flight offering spectacular views of the Namib Desert and Sandwich Harbour, weather permitting. The flight will continue towards Swakopmund airport, where an English-speaking transfer will take you to your hotel.

Upon arrival, you will check in at the hotel. The afternoon is free for you to rest or enjoy the hotel facilities. Swakopmund, nicknamed the "pearl of the coast", is a beach resort with German colonial charm, renowned for its relaxed atmosphere, beaches bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and historic buildings. You can stroll along the promenade, visit the Swakopmund Museum, admire the architecture of the Woermannhaus or discover the craft markets.

The town is also an ideal starting point for desert excursions, boat trips to observe seals and dolphins, or adventure sports such as sandboarding and quad biking on the dunes.

Breakfast, then English-speaking and non-private transfer to the airstrip for your non-private charter flight to the Twyfelfontein region. Upon arrival, English-speaking and non-private transfer to your lodge and check-in. In the afternoon, departure for a guided and non-private excursion until sunset.

The Damaraland is a wild and spectacular region in northwestern Namibia, renowned for its mountainous landscapes, arid valleys and unique rock formations. Between red plateaus, dried-up river beds and vast desert expanses, this area is home to emblematic wildlife such as desert elephants, black rhinoceros and Hartmann's zebras.

Damaraland is also rich in cultural heritage: the Twyfelfontein site, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, houses thousands of rock engravings dating back several millennia, bearing witness to the presence of the region's first inhabitants. The landscapes of Brandberg and Spitzkoppe, with their impressive rock formations, add to the striking beauty of this ancient land.

Breakfast, then English-speaking and non-private transfer to the airstrip for your private Cessna 210 aircraft flight to Etosha National Park. Upon arrival at the airstrip, road transfer to your lodge and check-in. In the afternoon, departure for a guided and non-private safari on the lodge's private reserve at sunset. Etosha National Park is one of Africa's largest nature reserves and Namibia's jewel. Spanning over 22,000 km², it is dominated by Etosha Pan, a vast salt depression visible from space. This park is home to exceptional wildlife: elephants, lions, leopards, black rhinoceros, giraffes, zebras and over 300 bird species. Water points scattered throughout the park offer spectacular scenes of animals coming to drink, particularly at sunrise and sunset. Etosha is also renowned for its contrasting landscapes: arid plains, grassy savannas and scattered forests. Safaris here are an unforgettable experience, allowing you to observe wildlife in its natural habitat and feel all the magic of southern Africa.

Breakfast, then departure for a guided safari (not private) with the lodge's guide and vehicle in Etosha National Park.

This park is one of the largest reserves in southern Africa, covering more than 22,000 km². It is famous for its vast salt depression, the Etosha Pan, visible from space. Safaris there are exceptional thanks to abundant wildlife: majestic elephants, lions, black rhinoceros, slender giraffes, zebras and large herds of antelope. The watering holes, scattered throughout the park, attract animals throughout the day and offer spectacular scenes, especially at sunset.

Etosha is an essential stop to experience one of the best safaris in Namibie. Its contrasting landscapes – grassy savannas, sparse forests and arid plains – create a striking setting for wildlife viewing. Visitors can also admire a great diversity of birds, including pink flamingos that sometimes gather on the shores of the pan.

The afternoon is free to enjoy the surroundings of the lodge, relax or participate in activities offered on site.

Transfer to Windhoek international airport for your return flight. This final journey marks the end of your Namibia circuit, after exploring the spectacular landscapes of the Namib desert, the dunes of Sossusvlei, the wild coasts of Swakopmund and Sandwich Harbour, the cultural lands of Damaraland and the exceptional wildlife of Etosha National Park. Your transfer will allow you to reach the airport in complete peace of mind, before boarding your return flight, enriched with memories of adventures, encounters and unforgettable landscapes.