Sossusvlei: Stand at the foot of the largest free-standing sand dunes on the planet. Whether you’re climbing the spine of "Big Daddy" (325m - yes you can climb it if you are game and fit) or capturing the skeletal camel thorn trees of Deadvlei against a cobalt sky, the sheer scale of these crimson giants is a humbling masterclass in nature’s artistry. You can also visit Sesriem Canyon, a natural gorge featuring distinct sedimentary rock layers.

The Forbidden Coast (Lüderitz to Swakopmund): Cross the legendary "Sperrgebiet" on a 6-day odyssey through a shifting sea of sand. This isn't a public road, it isn’t a road at al! It’s an exclusive passage through the oldest desert in the world in a restricted conservancy accessible only via a handful of elite guides. Wake up to catered breakfasts and end your days with tasty dinners under a canopy of stars that feels close enough to touch.

The Skeleton Coast’s Hidden North: Venture into the "Land God Made in Anger" for 4 days of pure, untamed wilderness. This remote stretch is a graveyard of shipwrecks and whale bones, protected by exclusive access permits. Desert meets the Atlantic in a haunting, beautiful silence that few humans ever witness. Breakfast and dinners catered along the way not only for the 4 days along the coast but for 7 days in total through the remote north west.

The Marienfluss & Kaokoland: The “Edge of the Map Journey” to the most isolated corner of Namibia, if not the world! The Marienfluss Conservancy in Kaokoland. This is remote defined. A vast, golden valley tucked between rugged mountains and the Kunene River, which forms a natural border with Angola. It offers a profound sense of solitude and a rare encounter with the soul of the ancient Namib Desert.

Etosha National Park. “The Great White Place”: Cap off the adventure at Namibia’s premier wildlife sanctuary. Centred around a massive salt pan visible from space, Etosha offers world-class game viewing. From the "ghost" elephants coated in white dust to lions prowling the waterholes, it’s a high-definition wildlife spectacle. The are both black and white rhino, over 340 bird species and the park is teeming with springbok, oryx, blue wildebeest, impala and zebra as well as the tiny Damara dik-dik.