NORTHERN NAMIBIA
DAMARALAND & KAOKOVELD TOUR
Ride Namibia’s wild north: desert plains, volcanic peaks, and desert‑adapted elephants in Damaraland. Explore Kaokoland’s remote hills and riverbeds, meet Himba and Herero tribes, and feel true isolation. End with luxury lodges and Etosha National Park — raw adventure with refined comfort
bring your partner or a friend
plus ones
We’re thrilled to announce the arrival of our brand new double cab Cruiser. It's perfect for those who want to experience the adventure without being on two wheels. That means your partner or any non-riding friend can now join the tour and soak up every moment from the comfort of the car.
Only three seats available, so it’s strictly first come, first serve.
Secure your spot and share the ride of a lifetime together.
NITTY GRITTY:
DURATION: 11 days
EXPERIENCE LEVEL: Intermediate
PRICE: 5500 USD
TOUR DATES:
2026:
22 July - 1 August 2026 Full
18-27 September 2026 5 Spots left
21 - 31 October 2026
2027:
2 - 12 March 2027
1 -11 April 2027
1 -11 May 2027
5 -15 July 2027
Or choose your own selected dates
T&C’s APPLY
GROUP SIZE : Minimum 6 and maximum 10
Visual Itinerary
INCLUDED:
Your ride: Yamaha Ténéré 700
Accommodations
Meals (except first and last nights dinners)
Experienced guide
All fuel during the tour
Support truck 24/7
Transfer from/to Windhoek Int. Airport
Permits
Game drives (safari)
Cultural visits like Himba & Bushman
Excluded:
Insurance
Flights
Riding gear
Drinks outside the meal options
Visa Documentation
AREA COVERED ON TOUR:
Tour Highlights
Walvis Bay Salt Pans in Namibia produce premium salt and create stunning white‑blue landscapes.
WALVIS BAY
A remote, fog‑shrouded shoreline between the Kunene and Swakop Rivers,
SKELETON COAST
A kilometer‑wide cascade on the Kunene River with a 37‑meter drop, surrounded by baobabs and rugged terrain
EPUPA FALLS
Centered on the vast Etosha Pan, this iconic park offers unforgettable safaris with elephants, lions, rhinos, giraffes, zebras, and abundant birdlife around waterholes.
ETOSHA GAME DRIVE (safari)
Discover the San people’s hunter‑gatherer traditions through bush walks, tracking, crafts, and storytelling, preserving culture for millennia.
BUSHMAN VILLAGE
Rich orange dunes shaped by iron oxide form a striking desert ecosystem where antelopes, birds, and species like the Namib Beetle thrive in arid conditions.
SWAKOP MOON VALLEY
A 2008 fishing trawler wreck off Henties Bay now stands as a rusted Atlantic landmark.
ZEILA WRECK
Meet two indigenous groups and their traditions, Each known for their unique lifestyle
HERERO & Himba VILLAGEs
Stretching 1,000 km along the Namibia–Angola border, the Kunene River is a vital water source with dramatic waterfalls
KUNENE RIVER
Namibia’s capital, home to about 500,000 people, is a clean, modern hub of politics, culture, and industry, with a vibrant music and art scene rooted in its German colonial past.
WINDHOEK
Rich orange dunes shaped by iron oxide form a striking desert ecosystem where antelopes, birds, and species like the Namib Beetle thrive in arid conditions.
Sand dunes
Luxury lodges offer stylish comfort, fine dining, and serene views,perfect for recharging.
LUXURY ACCOMODATION
Home to over 200,000 Cape fur seals, Cape Cross offers a dramatic wildlife spectacle
CAPE CROSS
A 120 m Kunene River cascade, roaring in rainy season and revealing rock formations when dry, with birdwatching, and sightseeing appeal.
RUACANA FALLS
A volcanic range formed 130 million years ago, the Erongo features rugged peaks, rich biodiversity, and thousands of San rock art sites blending natural beauty with cultural heritage.