I did travel frequently to Africa up to 15 years ago, and did forget how much I love this, especially Namibia. The country, the people and nature. The small things from ATI were much appreciated: bottles, plastic bag, route, map, kid’s check list. The spontaneous support on our delayed lugged helped as well. Namibia has everything to shine and flourish if people take the development in their own hands with respect for each other and the environment.
Nestled in rolling boulders of a granite outcrop, Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp is conveniently situated a ten minutes drive from Twyfelfontein Rock Engravings, within walking distance…
Okaukuejo was the first tourist camp to open in Etosha and it currently functions as the administrative hub of the Park.
Situated at the entrance gate to the Namib Naukluft Park, Sossusvlei Lodge offers direct access to the towering red sand dunes, the famous pan of…
Twyfelfontein, meaning doubtful spring, is an evocative landscape of ancient rock engravings and paintings in the Kunene Region of north-western Namibia.
Sossusvlei and Sesriem present one of the most iconic images of Namibia. Located within the vast Namib Naukluft National Park, it is one of Namibia’s…
Namibia’s premier coastal town, Swakopmund offers a wide variety of adventure and wildlife viewing activities, as well as plenty of excellent cafes and restaurants where…
