Indigo Safaris 

Namibia specialist Indigo Safaris has a wide range of off-the-shelf and tailor-made tours with some excellent deals on self-drive trips, private or group guided trips and flying safaris. 

A small, owner-operated safari company promoting ethical tourism in southern Africa with the focus on conservation and giving back to communities and wildlife with over 20 years of Namibia travel experience, we know the best lodges and camps in each price range. 

Tours in Namibia 

Namibia, the driest country in sub-Saharan Africa is where you find the oldest desert and some of the oldest ethnic groups on the planet. A country twice the size of Germany but with just a fraction of the population. It is is the place to go to if your focus is not mainly on wildlife, but also on breathtaking landscapes, history and culture; and certainly if you want to avoid crowded places. Namibia also differs the most from all other African safari countries and is probably the one that offers the widest variety in experiences. 

The highlights of any first Namibia trip are climbing the world's highest dunes and enjoying the breath-taking scenery of Sossusvlei in the Namib Naukluft National Park, exploring the German coastal town of Swakopmund as well as the shipwrecks and the world's largest seal colony on the Skeleton Coast, and of course, tracking down big game combined with watching waterholes in Etosha National Park much frequented by African wildlife. 

For repeat clients and those who are keen to venture off a little further, we highly recommend to travel northwest to Damaraland, where you can find desert adapted wildlife and meet people from the nomadic Himbas. Or you travel all the way south to the second largest canyon in the world, the Fish River Canyon, and the costal area around Luederitz with the German, diamond mining ghost town of Kolmanskop. 

The stunning flora and fauna offers desert adapted antelope species like the oryxes, desert-dwelling elephants, lions, giraffes and rhinos that can be tracked on foot; cheetahs and leopards that can be seen up close at one of the many conservation projects, 2000-year-old Welwitschia Mirabilis and the very photogenic kokerbome (quiver tree) - just to mention the highlights. 

There is a similar variety in itineraries and accommodation. We have been to Namibia many times and met, tried and tested many different service providers, car hire companies, lodges of all price-levels, campsites and routes. Whether you want to drive yourself, be driven and accompanied by a private guide, join a guided group safari or a luxury fly-in safari, all of this is possible and we gladly give advise and provide you with your dream Namibian trip.