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Namibia Adventure Essay

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Day 1 (Windhoek to Sossusvlei)
Your Namibia adventure starts today! Most people takes a connecting flight from major South African cities like Johannesburg or Cape Town to get to Namibia's main airport Hosea Kutako International Airport (WDH) in the capital of Windhoek. Check in to your preferred hotel, before having an afternoon to take in some of the tourists attractions. Windhoek’s metropolitan area is full of things to see and experience – all within easy walking distance. You may also skip Windhoek and travel on this day to Sossusvlei. Rent a car in the airport, preferably a SUV or truck to better handle the gravel roads. The drive from Windhoek is approximately 5 hours. Make sure to grab all your camping needs before you hit the road!
Check in at one of the desert lodge near Sesriem …show more content…

Join a Quad Bike Tour of the Namib Desert, organized by a tour operator. You will be picked up by your guide in your hotel for a 1-day excursion through Swakopmund’s spectacular sand dunes. For adventure and adrenaline seekers, do not miss to try sand boarding, tandem skydiving and paragliding.

Day 5 (Swakopmund to Etosha National Park)
Check out early from your accommodation in Swakopmund. The drive to get to Etosha National Park is about 5 hours. It may take a little bit longer as this route offers great opportunity for photography. Be careful with road side stops as there were incidences of robberies.
Check in to your safari lodge in Okaukuejo Camp, which is famous for its flood-lit waterhole. In the afternoon, begin your adventure in Etosha National Park in an open safari vehicle. Explore its vast landscapes and marvel at the views of the abundant Namibian wildlife. In the evening, enjoy a delicious Namibian dinner on the deck of your chosen safari lodge. Make sure to check out the waterhole at night as there is a high chance of seeing elephants, rhinos, Giraffes, and lions come to drink.
Day 6 (Etosha National

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