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Namibia provides a remarkably beautiful and unique environment, ideal for any school wishing to take an expedition to Africa and undertake a cultural project or significant exploration. Sandwiched between the Kalahari Desert and the South Atlantic coastline, the country has one of the most awe-inspiring landscapes in the world and holds many of Africa’s most amazing natural landmarks.

Recommended trips: Our suggested itineraries are based on personal recommendation and can be tailored to suit your school and group.

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Namib Desert

Towering Namib sand dunes with footprints

Largely untouched by humans, the Namib is the oldest desert in the world, and a fabulous location to encounter the unique wildlife that has made this inhospitable environment its home. Find out more about Namib Desert

Spitzkoppe

View through Natural Arch at Spitzkoppe

Rising dramatically out of the plains that surround them, the Spitzkoppe provides one of the most majestic panoramas in Namibia and a spectacular spot to explore on any itinerary to the region. Find out more about Spitzkoppe

Swakopmund

Swakopmund lighthouse and colonial German architecture

Located at the mouth of the Swakop River, Swakopmund was founded as the main harbour for the German Empire and now acts as a wonderful stop for groups exploring the length of Namibia. Find out more about Swakopmund

Waterberg

Wiew from Waterberg Plateau looking out over the grassy plains

The Waterberg Plateau is home to many of Namibia’s endangered species and towers 400 metres above the surrounding plains, with breathtaking views over the bush savannah below. Find out more about Waterberg