SOSSUSVLEI

Sossusvlei, situated towards the lower western side of Namibia, is famed for its towering red sand dunes. It is an experience that must be seen to be believed.

The splendour, solitude and stark beauty of the Namib desert are awe inspiring. The desert is surprisingly alive with flora and fauna and any guest to the area will be amazed to see how the wildlife and plants have adapted to living in such arid conditions.

Both in terms of location and experience, this area is best suited to smaller sized groups. In terms of achieving the ‘wow’ factor in an incentive programme, this experience, in terms of incentive travel, is a truly awesome.

ACCOMODATION:

Exclusive upmarket remote lodges and camps
The accommodation is a tasteful mix of thatch, wood and canvas structures and is generally referred to as a camp. These camps are located in the most remarkable locations surrounded by desert and silence.

EVENING FUNCTIONS:

Desert experiences under the African stars In the warmer months dinners under the stars are highly recommended. Again depending on budget, the natural setting lends itself towards some very creative and unusual themes and décor.

ACCESSIBILITY:

Windhoek International Airport operates as an international gateway. From here charter flights are recommended to the various destinations

ACTIVITIES:

Early morning excursions to Sossusvlei dunes, balloon safaris over the desert, nature drives and walks, night drives and star gazing are the types of activities offered.

GROUP SIZE:

Small to medium size (maximum recommended size 20 single, 40 sharing)

DESTINATION:

Sossusvlei combined with another centre, such as Cape Town would be a truly awesome programme

CLIMATE:

Summers are hot and dry with a short rainy season. The winter nights can be very chilly as well as the early mornings.

Namibia is a country of startling contrasts that straddles two great deserts: the Namib is the oldest desert on the planet, and its sea of red sand lies along the Atlantic coastline, and in the eastern interior lies the Kalahari, a vast and sparsely vegetated savannah.