Fly-In Safaris - Namibia
Visit Namibia on a Flying Safari
Fly-in safaris are a great way to see Namibia as they offer unparalleled opportunities for excellent photography, and are also the best way to fit in the vast spaces of Namibia into a shorter time.
Apart from the scheduled fly-in safaris listed on these pages we are also able to customise private charter flights, and design your own personalised fly-in safari. For more details on this service (or anything else to do with flying around Namibia) feel free to email us.
Fly to the extreme northern section of Namibia - where you get to meet the nomadic Himba tribe
Heading north from Swakopmund, this allows you to view the Skeleton Coast & the semi-desert area of Damaraland
A scenic flight over the dunes including a ground trip into the dunes at Sossusvlei
Explore the southern part of Namibia - with a ground excursion at the Fish River Canyon
Explore the southern part of Namibia - with a ground excursion around Lüderitz
3 or 4 Days - The dune hopper concept offers scheduled flights from Windhoek or Swakopmund - with overnight stays of varying lengths at several lodges in the NamibRand Private Reserve and around Sossusvlei
4 Days - This is generally viewed as the best safari to the Skeleton Coast - an not to be missed experience
4 Days - Exactly the same as the itinerary above but with the addition of a a visit to Sossusvlei
4 Days - A highly customisable private safari allowing for departures from different parts of Namibia and for any length of trip
5 Days - The third is the series of Skeleton Coast Safaris this time with the addition of the small harbour town of Luderitz
5 Days - The fourth and final Skeleton Coast Safari gives the opportunity for game viewing in Etosha
4 or 5 Days - This flying safari is the only way to visit the Wilderness Skeleton Coast Camp
15 Days - Our 'ultimate' itinerary, designed to give you an idea of what is possible.
- Why join a flying safari?
- On a standard safari, you spend a lot of time travelling form one destination to another; on a fly-in safari you will have a lot more time to take in the highlights of Namibia. Flying is the only way you'll see some parts of Namibia -- most parts of the Skeleton Coast Park and the Diamond Restricted Area are almost completely closed to ground traffic making a fly-in safari the only way to view these unspoiled, seldom visited, areas of Namibia.
- What can I expect?
- Due to their nature the accommodation used on flying safaris are generally from the upper end of the the quality scale. You will join the game drives and excursions offered at the lodges - so will not miss out on anything
- How do I choose a safari?
- On this page we have offered a sample of some scheduled fly-in safaris, however if you can not find exactly what you are looking for do contact us so that one of our consultants can advise you on a suitable package or even help put together your own customised trip
- Luggage
- As these safaris are operated in light aircraft there are severe luggage restrictions (for safety reasons). The exact restrictions will be explained to you during the course of your booking, but please ensure your luggage is not overweight - as overweight luggage can NOT be transported

