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Day 1

Depart at 2130 from London’s Gatwick Airport on the Air Namibia flight SW386 travelling in Business Class to Windhoek.

Days 2 and 3

Arrive at 0745 and connect with a scheduled light aircraft flight to Wolwedans Boulders Camp where you stay for two nights (inclusive of meals and activities).

On Day 2 you will be taken on a scenic flight over the expansive dunes of Sossusvlei.

The Namib Rand Nature Reserve is one of the most beautiful desert regions in Africa with a marvellous diversity of desert landscapes set in a brilliant range of colours. The reserve seems to have drawn elements of some of Namibias most spectacular scenery within its borders and you can see touches of the apricot-coloured Sossusvlei dunes, the haunting beauty of the Skeleton Coast and the red sands of the Kalahari in this privately owned conservation area. Altogether the area is 180,000 hectares, restricted to thse staying at Wolwedans Lodges.

The Nature Reserve is a conservation area which the owners are careful to protect and within it live a wide range of beautiful creatures inclured bat-eared fox, spotted hyena, mountain and plains zebra, springbok, red hartebeest and African wildcats amongst others. The beautiful ranges of dunes have fascinating desert adapted vegetation and the area has over a 100 species of birds.

Wolwedans Boulders Camp is a remote and extremely exclusive camp, accommodating just eight guests in four huge tented rooms each with comfortable furniture, en-suite bathrooms and spectacular views out across the miles of surrounding desert. the spacious main area has a lounge and dining area and a superb open fireplace where guests can relax and in the evening discussing stories of the days events. The guides at Wolwedans are highly qualified and particularly knowledgeable about the conservation aspects of the Reserve and will take you around it in specially adapted 4