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Desert Tracks specializes in giving its guests a special experience into the Namib Desert. Whether it is just a 4x4 trip into Sandwich Harbor, or a 1 night sleepover in the dunes - we want to give you the best possible experience while sharing our love for the Namib Desert.
Our tours were tailor made for the traveler who wants to experience the world’s oldest desert & highest sand dunes, dune driving, adrenaline rushes, unique fauna and flora and desert camping under the stars.

 

Sandwich Harbour Tour  
 
Sandwich harbor is about 50 km south of Walvis bay where the Namib Desert meets the ocean.
You will be picked up at your guesthouse.
First Stop – Walvis Bay Lagoon.
From there we will drive to a view point overlooking one of the biggest man made salt pans in Africa, if not the world.
On our trip we will hopefully see rare species such as the Dune Lark.
After driving through a couple of natural salt pans experiencing on sunny days spectacular mirages, we will reach the point where the Namib desert meets the Atlantic ocean.
We can only enter Sandwich Harbor at low tide.
During the day we will enjoy a relaxing Lunch.
After lunch we will have a thrilling joyride in the dunes heading back to Walvis Bay and drop you of at your lodge.

Desert Sleepover – 1 night, 2 days

This is a unique adventure taking place in the vast sand sea of the Namib desert south of Walvis Bay - offering the ultimate challenge thrill seekers with off road endurance and taste of adventure.
We will stop for lunch on our way to the Sandwich harbor campsite where we will be spending the night under the desert sky.
When we arrive at the campsite , we will drive down to Sandwich Harbor to experience a true Namibian Sundowner at the beach while the camp is being set up.
Back at the campsite we will enjoy dinner.
After breakfast we make our way back.
From Sandwich the trail enters the roller coaster, a series massive "roaring" slip faces not only giving you a new thrilling experience but offering breathtaking views of Sandwich harbor and a panorama of Sandscaps.
The trail ends at Walvis Bay at approx. noon.

 

Rate: Sandwich Harbour Tour
N$ 1450.00 per person (minimum 4 persons)

Rate: Desert Sleepover
N$ 6000.00 per person (minimum 4 persons)

Rates valid from 01.01.2016 - 31.12.2016
Prices are per person
Including lunch and drinks on the Sandwich Harbour Tour. On the Desert Sleepover, Lunch, Dinner and Breakfast is included plus drinks.
Free Pick-up and Drop-off from and to your hotel in Swakopmund or Walvis Bay

Have you any idea how beautiful Namibian Sable are??

The sable (Hippotragus niger) are less robustly built and lighter in mass than their close relatives the roan. It is a horse-like antelope with a long mane and easily identified by their distinctive swept-back horns. They are a savannah woodland species, dependent on cover and the availability of water. They prefer open woodland or grassland with medium to high stands of grass and avoid woodland with a high density of trees or where the grass is short. 

Sable are gregarious and herds of 20 to 30 are common, with larger temporary aggregations of up to about 200. They may fall prey to lion, but most predators attack with caution.

Sable occur in the north-eastern parts of Namibia, mainly the Zambezi Region (formerly the Caprivi Strip) and they have also been introduced into Waterberg Plateau Park and can be found around the newly opened Dolomite Camp in Etosha National Park

Top 5 BEST sundowner points

Caprivi

 

Set out through the scenic dry northern region of Namibia into a verdant paradise of powerful African rivers and sparkling waterways. The Caprivi is a unique region inspired by the fresh waters of the Kavango, Zambezi, Linyanti, Kwando and Chobe Rivers. It provides a stunning and sudden contrast from the semi-arid and arid landscapes of the rest of the country, and supports an exciting abundance of plant, animal and bird life.

Kaokoland 

Kaokoland is one of the last remaining wilderness areas in Southern Africa. It is a world of incredible mountain scenery, a refuge for the rare desert dwelling elephant, black rhino and giraffe and the home of the Himba people. Although it is harsh and offers little respite at midday, the rugged landscape is especially attractive during the early morning and late afternoon when it is transformed into softly glowing pastel shades.

Damaraland

The setting is an absolute dream and the sun downer setting and service are second to none.

Etosha National Park

Actually every spot at Etosha National Park is an extraordinary setting. 

Namibian Coast

 

Beats all the other sunset settings.