Over 40 properties, one sentiment: Marvelous.
Namibia. How often do you need to visit this extraordinary country before you know it? How long does it take to become one with its culture, to take in its soul, to grasp its grand natural wonders?
Some say it takes a lifetime. We say it takes just twenty times.
Twenty properties have been carefully and individually constructed by Gondwana over the last two decades. Hopscotch from lodge to lodge or take a long, slow journey, relishing the different character of each.
Built on spectacular pieces of land, in close proximity to main attractions, each lodge has its own identity and charm. They are managed in accordance with sound environmental principles and embrace Namibia’s rich cultural diversity.
From the south where the Fish River Canyon opens into a vast smile of ancient chasms carved by the patient hands of eternity, to the soft sienna sand dunes, the Kalahari, Etosha National Park and the wild waterways of the Zambezi, the lodges provide a friendly home from which to explore. Return after a day of wonderful adventure to indulge in true Namibian hospitality.
A dream in twenty parts.
This is the Gondwana feeling: Namibia with heart and soul
At Wilderness Safaris, we believe our journeys change lives - helping Africa, its wildlife and its people through ecotourism and our conservation and community projects
We offer luxury safari experiences in seven African countries, promoting ecotourism and conservation at the same time.
A tour operator and destination management company dedicated to responsible tourism in Africa, its travel divisions – Wilderness Safaris, Wilderness Touring, Wilderness Collection and Wilderness Air – operate a portfolio of some 60 lodges, camps and safaris, currently in seven countries: Botswana, Kenya, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe and the Seychelles.
Wilderness Safaris’ wildlife, marine and cultural safaris in remote, pristine wilderness destinations are specialised, explorative and fun. Wilderness offers guests private access to over eight million acres (three million hectares) of Africa’s finest wildlife reserves, while remaining fiercely committed to protecting the planet’s precious natural and cultural resources.
This Wilderness vision is encapsulated by its 4Cs concept, namely Conservation, Community, Culture and Commerce.