— WANT TO KNOW MORE? Contact The Travel Concept on 01435 866555 13 Contact us on 01435 866555 | Namibia’s wildlife is remarkable for adapting to harsh conditions. Desert‐adapted elephants, lions and rhinos follow ancient pathways across dry riverbeds and open plains. Desert elephants particularly amaze me with matriarchal knowledge of distant waterholes passed down generations. Etosha offers a contrasting experience, especially at dry‐season waterholes. My most unforgettable moment was watching wild dogs and a brown hyena fight over an antelope leg. From an open‐sided vehicle in the early evening, the scene felt raw, rare and electrifying. Looking back at all your time there, what is the one experience you'd want every visitor to have? If I could choose one experience for every visitor, it would be to spend unhurried time in the wilderness with the people they care about, simply absorbing the silence and scale of Namibia. Whether visitors are watching wildlife at a waterhole, following fresh tracks with an experienced guide or sitting quietly on a dune at sunset, sharing these moments with friends or family creates a deep connection with the landscape. These are often the memories people treasure most from their journey. How would you sum up Namibia in just a few words? Open skies, endless horizons, and unexpected wildlife encounters. Namibia presents some of southern Africa's most diverse places to stay. In towns you'll find hotels, boutique inns and guesthouses. Beyond settlements there are remote tented camps, intimate lodges and working farmhouses. We suggest sampling a range of accommodations to give your journey texture and variety. An owner-managed guest farm offers close-up insight into rural life while tented camps put you deep into wild places. If walking appeals, we can arrange two- or threeday trails where you sleep in dome tents or on camp beds beneath the stars. Local hosts, knowledgeable guides and simple comforts make each stay memorable and rich. A WEALTH OF CHOICE
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