Namibia, A Last Great African Wilderness Trip Dates : Thursday 13 – Thursday 27 November 2008 Trip Price : £ 2,990 sharing in a double/twin room £ 390 single supplement, deposit £ 300 per person Activity Level : Short walks on eight days, 1 to 3 hours daily with 1 walk of four hours.  Some stony paths, ill-defined game trails, and sand dunes as well as climbing in and out of 4WDs. Download a PDF (548 kB) with trip details How to book Home page Phone/Fax : +44-(0)1722-716 167

Namibia, one of the world’s least known and least densely populated countries, encompasses vast tracts of unspoilt mountain and desert wilderness where the last wild black rhinos, the elusive “desert” elephant and 90% of Africa’s leopards and cheetahs still live. We walk in mountains where there is no trace of man visible in any direction; scramble up the world’s highest sand dunes; see the seals of the Skeleton Coast and experience the very best of African game viewing and photo opportunities in the Etosha National Park. We stay in exclusive private lodges and remote luxury camps, enjoying gourmet meals accompanied by fine South African wines – a safari in Namibia is an African journey in real style and comfort.