You’ll board your luxury train and settle into your royal suite as the wheels begin to turn on the tracks that cross Namibia’s ever-changing landscapes.
Your adventure will see you disembarking to discover the deserted Fish River Canyon, the world’s second largest canyon and an otherworldly site making for a fascinating hiking experience. Continue to travel through the wind-swept dunes and prehistoric Quiver trees of the Kalahari Basin.
Alongside sensational vistas, you’ll have the opportunity to sight many of the desert adapted wildlife species including oryx, giraffe and black-maned Kalahari lions.
You’ll fly above the ancient red dunes of the Sossusvlei before landing in the most remote region where you’ll spend the night at a desert lodge, witnessing the dunes showcase a kaleidoscope of colours with the setting of the sun.
Etosha National Park, the crown jewel of Northern Namibia and Ovamboland, stands as the country’s premier wildlife sanctuary. This extraordinary haven boasts an awe-inspiring and diverse landscape, home to some of the world’s most iconic wildlife. Picture yourself in the company of lions, elephants, giraffes, leopards, cheetahs, and an impressive array of birds and antelope, all roaming freely in their natural habitat.
Etosha, meaning “great white area,” refers to the vast, striking salt pan that dominates the landscape. As Africa’s largest salt pan, it transforms into a mesmerising spectacle when rain arrives, drawing thousands of flamingos to its shimmering waters. The park’s floodlit waterholes and exclusive photography hides offer front-row access to this natural wonder.
Embark on a private, luxurious exploration of two of Namibia’s most iconic natural wonders: Walvis Bay and Sandwich Harbour. Enjoy the rare opportunity to observe the resident flamingos in the serene inner lagoon. Continue to the Kuiseb river delta, a remote and striking dry riverbed where springbok occasionally roam, before crossing the magnificent sand dunes toward Sandwich Harbour.
If the tides allow, you’ll drive directly to the Sandwich Harbour Lagoon, one of Southern Africa’s most vital and biodiverse wetlands. This protected sanctuary, nestled between the vast Namib dunes and the Atlantic Ocean, sustains unique freshwater vegetation and provides a home to endangered species and wading birds.
