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Jrny Socials

Namibia

Raw and Rugged

CURATED BY

Ankita Kumar

TRIP DATES

01 Oct 26 - 10 Oct 26

PRICE PER PERSON

$ 3,550

WILDLIFE

OFF-BEAT

ADVENTURE

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Join This Jrny

Namibia : Raw and Rugged

TRIP DATES

01 Oct 26-10 Oct 26

PRICE PER PERSON

$ 3,550

Join This Jrny

About this Jrny

Get ready to fall head over hiking boots for Namibia — a country that feels like another planet, where red dunes kiss endless skies and the wild still runs free. This journey is all about chasing horizons, spotting creatures straight out of a documentary, and feeling that “How is this even real?” kind of awe at every turn.

We kick off in Windhoek, Namibia’s laid-back capital, before heading into the wild heart of Etosha National Park for epic safaris. Think elephants, lions, giraffes, and quiet, golden sunsets that make you forget what day it is. Then it’s off to the hauntingly beautiful Skeleton Coast, where shipwrecks meet sand dunes and desert-adapted elephants share the stage with seals and jackals. It’s eerie, raw, and ridiculously photogenic.

Next, the pace slows by the ocean in Walvis Bay, a coastal gem where pastel buildings meet the Atlantic breeze. You’ll stroll along beaches, spot flamingos, and soak in that unexpected mix of African soul and European charm. But the showstopper? The Sossusvlei dunes, where burnt-orange sands and twisted trees at Deadvlei create landscapes so surreal they look photoshopped. Climb to the top for sunrise — it’s a “you-have-to-see-it-to-believe-it” moment.

This trip is pure adventure with a side of soul — equal parts wild, weird, and wonderful.... and with MonkeyInc's stamp of approval. Come ready to explore, laugh, and get a little sandy — because Namibia isn’t just a journey; it’s a full-on vibe.

Highlights

Go on heart-pounding game drives through Etosha National Park, where lions, elephants, zebras, and ghost-white salt pans create the wildest natural theatre in Namibia.
Slow down at Walvis Bay, a dreamy coastal town where flamingos, sea breezes, and pastel sunsets set the vibe.
Head out on an epic dolphin & seal cruise, complete with curious seals hopping aboard and dolphins racing alongside your boat like they own the ocean.
4 x 4 experience in the Sandwich harbour where the dunes meet the desert
Visit the fascinating Himba community, one of Africa’s last semi-nomadic tribes, and gain insight into their traditions, lifestyle, and incredible red ochre culture.
Road-trip along the hauntingly beautiful Skeleton Coast, where shipwrecks, crashing waves, and endless dunes make every kilometre feel like a scene from a survival movie.
Witness the surreal beauty of Sossusvlei, home to some of the tallest sand dunes on Earth — glowing red at sunrise and impossibly photogenic all day long.
Add on a hot air balloon ride over the Namib Desert (optional but wildly recommended!) — float over rippling dunes as the morning light paints the desert gold.

Inclusions

Meals as per itinerary

Boutique Stays

Internal Transport

English Speaking Guides

Entrance Fees and Permits

Airport Transfers

Trip Leader's Guidance

Inclusions

What's Included

9 Breakfasts, 7 Lunches & 8 Dinners

Handpicked hotels and lodges (as listed in the itinerary or similar)

Comfortable minivans or jeep for internal transport

A knowledgeable local guide accompanies you throughout, sharing stories, culture, and deep insight into Namibia

All entry fees included: National parks, reserves, and all listed experiences are covered.

Arrival and departure airport transfers

Trip Leader's guidance throughout to ensure a smooth trip

What's Excluded

Additional meals not mentioned in itinerary

Alcoholic beverages

Camera/Video charges during sightseeing

International Flights to & from the trip's start and end point

Personal expenses (Drinks, Laundry etc.)

Tips for guides and drivers

Travel Insurance

Visa Fees (if applicable)

Curated By

Ankita Kumar

Adventurer. In love with bright colours, colourful tights, strange foods and chilling out! ❤️

10 Jrnys

10 Happy Travellers

Overview

Dates

01/10/26 - 10/10/26

Suggested Ages

Min 18

Duration

10 Days

Activity level

Moderate

Price per person

$ 3,550

Travel Style

premium

Maximum Group size

Any

Itinerary

Thu 01 Oct

Arrival in Windhoek

Fri 02 Oct

Windhoek to Etosha

Sat 03 Oct

A day in Etosha

Sun 04 Oct

Etosha National park - Palmwag

Mon 05 Oct

Palmwag to Walvis Bay

Tue 06 Oct

A day in Walvis Bay

Wed 07 Oct

Walvis Bay to Solitaire

Thu 08 Oct

Solitaire - Sossusvlei - Sesriem

Fri 09 Oct

Solitaire to Windhoek

Sat 10 Oct

Depart Windhoek

From Namibia 's Jrnys

Anki isn’t just another content creator on the gram, she’s the spark that ignites adventure. She is friendly, responsive, enthusiastic and resourceful. When she said ‘come with me to Namibia’, even before the trip was announced, I knew I was in. And honestly, it was THE TRIP. Energy attracts energy, right? We were a crew of kindred spirits, and Anki’s buzz was all we needed to make it unforgettable.
Already plotting my next adventure with her, where’s the next “come with me” gonna take us, Anki?

Nidhi Mittal

Namibia

Anki’s 'monkey vibes' are the perfect mix - lots of laughs, but also the kind of deep conversations that make you feel like you truly belong. We hit Namibia’s raw, rugged landscapes in her signature adventurous style, and she created such a safe, comfortable space for us all. It was the exact reset I needed, and I’m already counting the days to my next JrnyOn adventure!

Alka Gupta

Namibia

Travel experience with JrnyOn has been special, and turned out to be awesome with Anki with us. She made the whole experience so lively and unforgettable, that I yearn for next travel holiday with Anki and JrnyOn soon. The highlights were the itinerary, the lodges, the driver guide, the extraordinary company and so much more!

Keyurkumar Rajendra Buch

Namibia

Stay

CHECK IN 01 Oct

1 N

CHECK OUT 02 Oct

Town Lodge

Windhoek

CHECK IN 02 Oct

2 N

CHECK OUT 04 Oct

Toshari Lodge

Etosha

CHECK IN 04 Oct

1 N

CHECK OUT 05 Oct

Palmwag Lodge

Palmwag

CHECK IN 05 Oct

2 N

CHECK OUT 07 Oct

Protea hotel Pelican Bay

Walvis Bay

CHECK IN 07 Oct

2 N

CHECK OUT 09 Oct

Namib Naukluft Lodge

Solitaire

CHECK IN 09 Oct

1 N

CHECK OUT 10 Oct

Town Lodge

Windhoek

Your Daily Itinerary

Thu 01 Oct

Arrival in Windhoek

Arriving in Windhoek feels like stepping into a warm hug from the African sky — the golden hour here is absolutely magical, and your inner travel animal is going to love it. As soon as you touch down, you're greeted with smiles, wide-open space, and that unmistakable Namibian air that makes your heart skip a beat. We'll whisk you off to your comfy base, where you can unwind and let the travel energy settle in.

In the evening, get ready for a feast — delicious, locally inspired dinner under the stars. Picture crackling candles, soft chatter, and the feeling that this is the very beginning of something epic. The flavours? Bold, fresh, and full of soul — just like the adventures awaiting you. As you dine, the sky shifts into dreamy pinks and purples, and you’ll already start daydreaming about what lies ahead: towering dunes, hidden canyons, and wild surprises.

Fun fact: Windhoek’s name comes from the German “wind corner” — legend has it, the winds swirling through the hills here helped guide early settlers. So as you sit under that wide sky, you’re not just arriving — you’re arriving with purpose. This is your launchpad into Namibia’s wild heart, and trust me, it’s going to be one hell of a ride.

Meals Included: Dinner.

Activities

Meet and Greet in Windhoek

00:00 - 23:59

Arrive at the Hosea Kutako International Airport, Windhoek (Airport Code:WDH). Once you pass immigration, retrieve your luggage and clear customs. Please look for JrnyOn representative holding a placard with your name at the exit.

Duration: 45 min
Distance: 45km/ 30 miles

Fri 02 Oct

Windhoek to Etosha

We set off from Windhoek full of buzz — the road stretching out like a promise of wild things ahead. As we leave the city behind, the landscape slowly morphs into golden savannahs dotted with acacia trees, and our hearts race because this drive is our first real taste of Africa’s raw beauty. By the time we roll into Etosha, we're grinning so wide, you’d think we’d just discovered a hidden treasure.

After lunch at the lodge (yes, there is food that’s not just biscuits — expect hearty, local-ish grub), we strap in for our first safari drive. The vehicles are rugged, the wind whips past, and every bush, every patch of grass makes us lean in, scanning for movement. Elephants lumber lazily, giraffes stretch their necks to the sky, and antelopes flick their ears — it’s like nature’s own slow-mo wildlife film.

A fun fact? Etosha means “Great White Place” in Oshindonga — a nod to the massive salt pan that becomes a shimmering stage, especially when the sun hits just right. Sometimes you’ll spot black rhinos too, if you’re lucky — they’re one of the rarest mammals around.

By golden hour, we head back to the lodge, exhausted but buzzing. The sky melts into pinks and purples, and the wild symphony of the bush serenades us — distant elephant calls, birds settling in, crickets tuning up. We cozy up over dinner, laugh about what we saw (and missed), and crash into bed under the wild, wild African sky.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Activities

Transfer to Etosha

07:00 - 11:00

Today you depart early to Etosha National Park.

Duration: 4 hours
Distance: 426km/ 264 miles

Lunch at Lodge

13:00 - 14:00

Enjoy a hearty lunch at a cozy lodge, surrounded by rustic charm and warm hospitality. Savour delicious, freshly prepared meals, from savoury stews to grilled specialties, paired with refreshing drinks. Relax by the fireplace or take in scenic views as you indulge in a satisfying dining experience.

Afternoon Safari in the Etosha National Park

15:00 - 18:30

Set out on an afternoon safari in Etosha National Park, exploring waterholes near Namutoni and the Von Lindequist Gate. Watch as elephants, giraffes, and antelopes gather, while predators lurk nearby. The golden light enhances the dramatic landscape, offering prime wildlife sightings and stunning photo opportunities.

Dinner at Lodge

19:00 - 20:00

Enjoy a delightful dinner at the Lodge. Savour expertly crafted dishes blending local flavours with international cuisine, all in a serene, safari-style setting. Dine under the stars or in the elegant restaurant, complemented by warm hospitality and fine wines.

Sat 03 Oct

A day in Etosha

We wake up buzzing because today is a full-blown Etosha immersion — the kind of day where every corner of the savannah feels like it’s holding its breath, ready to surprise us. Morning light spills over the bush as we head out for our first safari, eyes peeled and spirits high. This is prime time: elephants lumbering to watering holes, lions stretched out like they own the planet (they kinda do), and rhinos giving us that “I see you” side-eye. Fun fact: Etosha’s watering holes are so legendary that National Geographic once called them “nature’s theatre,” and honestly… accurate.

By midday we roll back to the lodge for lunch — refuelling because safari excitement is basically cardio. Then it’s round two: an afternoon game drive where the wilderness shifts mood, colours turning warmer, shadows stretching long, and every sighting feels extra cinematic. Zebras throw us matching-outfit vibes, springboks leap like they’re late for rehearsal, and the sky keeps stealing the show.

As the sun dips, we drift back to the lodge, glowing from dust, joy, and sheer wildlife magic. Dinner tastes even better when the night hums softly around us — crickets, rustling leaves, maybe a distant roar reminding us we’re deep in the wild. Ready for more tomorrow? Always.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Activities

Morning Safari in the Etosha National Park

07:00 - 12:00

Experience the magic of a morning safari in Etosha National Park, exploring waterholes near Namutoni and the Von Lindequist Gate. Watch elephants, lions, and antelopes gather at the shimmering pools, while the golden sunrise paints the landscape. Spot vibrant birdlife and feel the wild come to life.

Lunch at Lodge

13:00 - 14:00

Afternoon Safari in the Etosha National Park

15:00 - 18:30

Dinner at Lodge

19:00 - 20:00

Sun 04 Oct

Etosha National park - Palmwag

After breakfast, we head out to meet the iconic Himba community, one of Namibia’s last semi-nomadic tribes. We watch their ochre ritual up close — a striking blend of butterfat and red earth that protects their skin and symbolises beauty and identity. Fun fact: the Himba don’t use water for bathing; they “smoke bathe” using aromatic herbs! Spending time in the village feels grounding, a reminder of how deeply culture and land can be intertwined.

From here, we journey towards Palmwag, a landscape that feels carved by ancient winds. After checking into the lodge, we jump into a 4x4 and rumble across the vast concession — think rocky outcrops, surprise oases fringed with palms, and wide-open desert plains that make everything feel infinite. This is prime adventure territory, where every turn teases a new viewpoint, a desert-adapted creature, or a moment that makes us fall in love with Namibia all over again.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Etosha National park - Palmwag - Day 4 image

Activities

Visit a Himba Village

09:00 - 11:00

A visit to a Himba village in Namibia offers a unique cultural experience, providing insight into the traditional, semi-nomadic lifestyle of the Himba people. Known for their distinctive red ochre-covered skin and elaborate hairstyles, the Himba maintain ancient customs, including their intricate beadwork, animal husbandry, and communal way of life. Visitors can learn about their traditions, craftsmanship, and deep connection to nature while gaining a deeper appreciation for Namibia’s diverse cultural heritage.

Drive to Palmwag

11:00 - 14:30

Travel from Etosha National Park to Palmwag. Palmwag is a remote wilderness in Namibia, known for its rugged landscapes and abundant desert-adapted wildlife, including elephants and rhinos.

Duration: 3.5 hours
Distance: 272 km/ 170 miles

Afternoon Safari

15:00 - 18:00

In the afternoon you depart on a 4x4 excursion on the lodge concession. The vast conservancy offers breathtaking scenery with rocky outcrops, palm-lined oases, and endless desert plains. It’s a prime destination for adventurous safaris and unforgettable encounters with nature.

Mon 05 Oct

Palmwag to Walvis Bay

We hit the road along the infamous Skeleton Coast — a stretch so wild and dramatic it feels like driving through the world’s most beautifully organised chaos. This coastline gets its name from the old shipwrecks scattered like forgotten stories along the shore, battered by the roaring Atlantic. Fun fact: sailors once called it “The Land God Made in Anger”… honestly, we get why. The desert crashes straight into the sea here, and somehow it’s both spooky and breathtaking at the same time.

As we explore with our guide, keep your eyes peeled — this harsh land is home to desert-adapted elephants, hundreds of seals lounging like they own the place, and the occasional jackal trotting with full confidence. Adventurers and photographers absolutely lose their minds here, and so do we.

We continue towards Swakopmund, where palm-lined streets and German-inspired buildings suddenly appear like an alternate universe. After soaking in the coastal charm, we reach Walvis Bay, check into our hotel, and ease into a relaxed evening — ocean breeze, salty air, and pure Namibian magic.

Overnight in Walvis Bay

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Activities

Drive down the Skeleton Coast

09:00 - 11:00

The Skeleton Coast in Namibia is a dramatic and hauntingly beautiful stretch of coastline known for its shipwrecks, roaring Atlantic waves, and vast desert landscapes. Often called the “Land God Made in Anger,” it is home to unique wildlife, including desert-adapted elephants, seals, and jackals. The eerie yet stunning scenery makes it a paradise for adventurers and photographers alike.

Duration: 8 hours
Distance: 400 km/ 248 miles

Tue 06 Oct

A day in Walvis Bay

After breakfast, we make our way to Walvis Bay Port — and trust us, today is one of those days that feeds the soul and the thrill seeker. The lagoon looks calm at first glance, but beneath that glassy surface lives an entire cast of ocean celebrities: sea lions doing their chaotic yoga poses, dolphins slicing through the water like sassy torpedoes, and—if the season’s on our side—even whales making grand, slow-motion appearances.

We step onto our boat for a marine adventure that feels part safari, part science class, part “omg is that real?”. We keep our eyes peeled for playful dolphins, majestic mola (yes, the adorable weird sunfish), and seals that behave like they’re auditioning for a nature documentary. Light snacks appear on board — oysters included, because we love our chaos with a touch of fancy.

By afternoon, the pace is yours to choose. Nap, explore, quad bike, kayak, dune it up — the coast is basically a playground waiting to be conquered.

Overnight in Walvis Bay

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Activities

Drive to Walvis Bay Port / Lagoon

08:00 - 09:00

Cruise along Namibia’s scenic coastal road to Walvis Bay Port and Lagoon, where flamingos and pelicans wade in shimmering waters. The lagoon’s serene beauty contrasts with the port’s bustling activity. Enjoy fresh seafood, spot dolphins, or take in breathtaking Atlantic Ocean views from the shoreline.

Dolphin and seal cruise

09:00 - 12:00

Set sail on an unforgettable dolphin and seal cruise, where playful dolphins glide alongside the boat and seals bask on rocky shores. Enjoy stunning ocean views as expert guides share fascinating marine life facts. Capture incredible moments and feel the thrill of wildlife up close on this scenic adventure.

Optional Activities

Sandwich Harbour 4x4 Excursion

14:00 - 17:00

Experience the thrill of a Sandwich Harbour 4x4 excursion, where towering golden dunes dramatically plunge into the Atlantic Ocean. Navigate shifting sands, witness breathtaking panoramas, and spot unique wildlife in this untouched coastal wilderness. A true adventure where desert and sea become one.

Wed 07 Oct

Walvis Bay to Solitaire

We kick off the morning with breakfast and then dive straight into the kind of road trip that feels almost unreal — the landscapes slowly shifting until suddenly the Namib Desert stretches out in front of us like an endless ocean of sand. This isn’t just any desert; it’s one of the world’s oldest and a UNESCO World Heritage site that’s basically been perfecting its look for 55 million years. The dunes glow, the horizon ripples with heat, and the whole place feels like nature showing off.

Lunch happens along the way — simple, scenic, and very “yep, we’re actually doing this.” By the time we reach the lodge, the desert opens up around us and the vibe becomes pure magic. We flop into bar chairs, cool off by the pool, and take in views so cinematic they look AI-generated.

As the sun drops, the dunes shift into deep reds and purples, and it’s impossible not to fall quiet for a moment. This sunset? One for the soul. Dinner at the lodge caps off the day — full bellies, warm hearts, desert dreams loading.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Activities

Drive to Solitaire

07:00 - 14:00

The drive continues south to Sesriem, into the heart of the Namib Desert - the seas of sand, also declared a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Duration: 6 hours
Distance: 280km/ 173 miles

Dinner at the lodge

19:00 - 20:00

Thu 08 Oct

Solitaire - Sossusvlei - Sesriem

We rise before sunrise, buzzing with excitement as the desert shifts from deep indigo to fiery gold. This is the magic hour in Sossusvlei, when some of the highest dunes on the planet glow like they’re lit from within. We wander into this surreal dreamscape, chasing colours that keep changing every minute. Fun fact: some of these dunes are over 5 million years old, making the Namib one of the world’s oldest deserts!

Then comes Deadvlei — a place that genuinely looks like another planet. We stand among those ancient camel thorn trees, some dead for nearly 900 years, yet still perfectly preserved. It’s the kind of place that leaves us grinning and speechless at the same time.

After soaking in the desert’s wild beauty, we head to Sesriem Canyon in the afternoon. Carved by the Tsauchab River over millions of years, its twisting walls make us feel tiny in the best possible way. We wrap up the day with lunch and dinner at our lodge, still buzzing from landscapes that feel almost too unreal to be real.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Solitaire - Sossusvlei - Sesriem - Day 8 image

Activities

Visit Sossusvlei

06:00 - 09:00

Sossusvlei is a breathtaking desert landscape in Namibia, known for its towering red sand dunes, some of the highest in the world. The area is famous for Deadvlei, a surreal white clay pan dotted with ancient, dead camel thorn trees. At sunrise and sunset, the dunes glow in vibrant shades of orange and red, creating a mesmerising and otherworldly scene.

Visit the Sesriem Canyon

14:00 - 16:30

The Sesriem Canyon is a natural gorge, carved millions of years ago by the once mighty Tsauchab River. The Tsauchab River, which originates in the Naukluft massif, has carved this rift in the 15-million-year-old rock and sand deposits. The canyon offers a pleasant and interesting walk to its narrow end upstream and to its wider part downstream.

Dinner at the lodge

19:00 - 20:00

Fri 09 Oct

Solitaire to Windhoek

Before we head back to Windhoek, let’s treat ourselves to a sunrise hot-air balloon ride over the desert — picture us floating above shifting dunes, pink-gold morning light dancing on sand. (Optional, but honestly, how often do we get to feel like real sky-monkeys?) Then we roll through the ever-changing landscapes, driving via the Khomashochland mountain range — those rugged, otherworldly ridges look like something from a sci-fi movie.

On the way, we’ll stop for a relaxed lunch — hopefully under a shady tree, with good company, good food, and plenty of opportunity to soak in the view. Back in Windhoek, we check in to our hotel and then stretch our legs for a quick city stroll — some local markets, a few shops for souvenirs, and maybe a hidden café where we sip something strong and local. As the sun sets, we dive into a dinner at a local restaurant — think authentic flavours, laughter around the table, and stories of the day.

Fun fact: Namibia’s capital, Windhoek, sits at about 1,650 m above sea level, making it one of Africa’s highest capitals — not quite on the moon, but close enough when you’re in a balloon! By the end of the day, we’ve woven together sky-high magic, desert drama, and city vibes — the perfect Monkey Inc. mix of wild and warm.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Activities

Drive to Windhoek

09:00 - 14:30

Travel back through an ever-changing landscape via the Khomashochland mountain range, until you reach Windhoek, the capital in the centre of the country.

Duration: 6.5 hours
Distance: 415 km/ 257 miles

City tour of Windhoek

15:00 - 18:00

A city tour of Windhoek, the capital of Namibia, offers a blend of history, culture, and colonial architecture. Key attractions include Christuskirche, a striking German Lutheran church, and the Independence Memorial Museum, which showcases Namibia’s journey to independence.

Optional Activities

Hot Air Balloon ride over desert

05:00 - 07:00

A hot air balloon ride over Sossusvlei is one of the most breathtaking experiences in Namibia. The cool early morning air provides the perfect conditions for a smooth ascent, as you drift over the vast golden-red dunes, some of the tallest in the world. As the sun rises, the landscape transforms into a surreal mix of colours, with shadows stretching over the rippled sand dunes, offering an unparalleled view of one of the most iconic desert landscapes on Earth.

Sat 10 Oct

Depart Windhoek

We wrap up our Namibian adventure with hearts full and spirits buzzing, because this country doesn’t just give you views — it gives you stories that cling to your soul. This final morning hits differently as we leave behind ochre dunes, salt-dust roads, and streaks of gold light that made every sunrise feel like the world was being created just for us. We cruise back towards Windhoek, replaying all those wild, beautiful moments: the echoing silence of the desert, the comical chaos of Cape Cross’s seal colonies, and those nights where the Milky Way felt close enough to scoop up with our hands.

Fun fact: Namibia is one of the least densely populated countries on Earth — which explains why every horizon here feels endless, and why the land seems to breathe around you. That’s the magic we’re packing in our bags today.

As we head to the airport and say our goodbyes, we’re not just ending a trip — we’re sealing a memory that stays loud, colourful, and wonderfully unfiltered. Namibia, you’ve been a dream with dusty boots and blazing skies, and we’re carrying your wild heartbeat home with us.

Meals Included: Breakfast

Activities

Depart Windhoek

00:00 - 23:59

Today your JrnyOn journey comes to an end. Transport will be arranged to get you to the Hosea Kutako International Airport, Windhoek (Airport Code: WDH) for your flight back home. Once on the flight, you can begin to plan for your next JRNY!

Duration: 45 min
Distance: 45km/ 30 miles

Frequently Asked Questions

-You care deeply about people, culture, and authentic stories, and love exploring places far beyond the usual tourist route.

-You’ve always wanted to experience a destination through the eyes of a local — meeting communities, hearing their perspectives, and understanding their way of life.

-You geek out on food (same!) and get excited about tasting lesser-known dishes, regional specialties, and flavours that don’t make it to mainstream menus.

-You’re looking to form meaningful connections with like-minded travellers who share the same curiosity, openness, and passion for conscious, sustainable travel.

-You’re not the kind of traveller who needs everything polished and plush — you’re open to stepping outside your comfort zone and embracing the adventure (dust, bumps, surprises and all!).

-And most importantly… you bring good energy, respect, kindness, and great vibes wherever you go.

- International flights

- Visa fees (if applicable)

- Alcoholic beverages

- Personal expenses (e.g., drinks, laundry, tips for guides and drivers)

- Camera/video charges during sightseeing

- Tips for guides and drivers

- Additional meals not mentioned in the itinerary

MonkeyInc, aka Ankita Kumar will not be travelling, but this epic trip was lived, loved, and hyped by MonkeyInc herself. The trip will be led by a member of the JrnyOn team and local experts.

Absolutely! Solo travellers are more than welcome on this trip. Many of your fellow travellers will be travelling solo, making it a brilliant opportunity to meet like-minded people while discovering destinations together.

You should arrive and depart from Hosea Kutako International Airport (airport code: WDH) in Windhoek.

All foreign travellers will require a valid passport. The passport should have a validity for at least six months beyond the completion of travel. All travellers will require a visa for entry into Namibia. Indian passport holders do not qualify for e-visa, you must apply through the Namibia Embassy in New Delhi. Processing time 3-7 working days, fees INR 3000. Each passenger must be personally responsible for ensuring she/he possesses valid travel documentation. If you would like assistance with your visa, please write to [email protected]

Travel insurance is mandatory to protect against loss of personal valuables, illness or unforeseen late cancellations. While suppliers make every effort to ensure guests' safety, we cannot be held responsible for events beyond our control.

Yellow Fever: Proof of yellow fever vaccination is mandatory if you are arriving from a country where yellow fever is endemic. Ensure you carry your International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP) as evidence. We advise you to check with your doctor in case you have any personal requirements. Also check with your local clinic or doctor a few weeks before the trip for any change in recommendations.

Yes, airport transfers are included in this tour. These transfers will be shared with you before your travel.

There are no scheduled activities on the first day except for a sunset drink and dinner. Hotel check-in is typically from 14:00, so you can plan your arrival accordingly.

Generally, there are no inclusions on the tour on the last day.

Children under 12 are not allowed on this Jrny. Children above 12 are welcome as long as they are accompanied by an adult.

Minors under 18 traveling to Namibia must have a birth certificate translated and certified in English while traveling.

Please take note of the information below according to your situation:

A. If they are traveling with an adult other than a legal parent: copies of their passports or legal parent identification documents are required. The contact information of the legal parents must also be provided.

B. If they travel with only one parent: a letter from the other parent giving consent to the minor to travel is required. A death certificate must be provided if a parent is dead.

C. If they travel alone: a letter from their parents / legal parents authorizing them to travel in the country, a letter containing the contact details and residential information of the person who would receive the minor passenger, a copy of the identity document, the valid passport or permanent residence permit for the person hosting the minor passenger, and details of the contents of the parents / legal parents of the minor are required.

PLEASE NOTE: without the birth certificate and authorizing letters, boarding the airline and / or entry within Namibian territory will be refused.

Normally, yes! In some cases if the exact hotels are unavailable for any reason, we'll make sure you're put up in hotels that are equivalent to the original in terms of location and facilities. Rest assured, your stay will be as promised.

Please read through the itinerary in detail to understand the intensity of the activities planned. There are some long walks scheduled. Overall for the tour on a scale from 1 - 5, a fitness level of 3 would be ideal.

Yes, Namibia’s landscapes are vast, so there will be some long drives. The longest drive is 7 hours down the Skeleton Coast. However, stops at scenic and cultural sites will break up the journey.

Vegetarian options will be available, but might be somewhat limited. The same is true for vegan options

We try and cater to other diet restrictions as much as possible. But, we do focus on regional local cuisine. So there will be limitations. Please write to [email protected] with your booking number in the subject line to inform us well in advance of any such restrictions.

Namibia has a dry climate with warm days and cool nights. Depending on the season, temperatures can vary: Winter (May - September): Cool mornings and evenings, with daytime temperatures around 20-25°C. Summer (October - April): Hot days, reaching up to 35°C, with occasional rain. For up to date weather information, visit weather.com before your trip begins.

We require a 35% advance payment at the time of booking.

The remaining balance needs to be paid in full at least 50 days before the date of travel

We have the following cancellation terms for this tour:

Cancellation up to 91 days from the date of travel: 10% cancellation charges (as per the total trip cost) will be levied, the rest will be refunded to you

From 90 -46 days from the date of travel: 30% cancellation charges will be levied

45 days or less from the date of travel: 100% cancellation charges will be levied

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