South Africa

The Kalahari Safari takes you through the arid Kalahari in 10 days. The red dunes and camelthorn trees with beautiful sunsets make beautiful photos, but the starry sky at night steals the show. This ancient and beautiful land is not only amazingly rich in diversity, but it also reflects an endless variety of moods, making each encounter refreshingly different from the previous ones. Here you will experience first-hand the red dunes and dry riverbeds, open spaces, star-studded nights, and camelthorn trees symbolizing the Kalahari Red Dune Route.

This is a safari challenge where man and machine are tested to the full extent. It's a 700km route along the Orange River over 10 days starting at Pofadder and ending at Port Nollith. Its Terrain Offers You a Wide Variety of Sights Depending on Where You Are Headed. The Northern Cape's Premier Mountain Desert Wilderness of Great Beauty and home to South Africa’s longest official 4x4 route, the Namaqua Echo Trail. This is a Safari where the challenge is the Northern Cape’s rugged, isolated semi-desert terrain, which is over 600 kilometers long and you will negotiate gravel, sand, rock, and travel ancient river beds, mountain passes, and testing dunes. The rewards are the driving thrills, the awesome arid landscapes, the Succulent Karoo biodiversity hotspot, and remote camping under the stars alongside the mighty Orange River.

Escape to the land of contrasts, where the rigorous climate has created a myriad of life forms superbly adapted to their specific habitat. Fields of flowers, star-studded nights, quiver trees, enormous granite outcrops, and the icy Atlantic are but a few wonders that await the visitor. The route takes you along the unspoiled West Coast of South Africa. Starting at Port Nolloth and ending in Vanrhynsdorp. This normally is a 10-day tour along the coastline through uninhabited areas where we end the tour in Lamberts Bay, but In late August we enjoy 2 extra days when we break away from the coast to experience the flowering spectacle of Namaqualand.