NAMIBIA & SOUTH AFRICA - ADVENTURES WITH ROVOS RAIL
Exploration
Namibia & South Africa – Adventures with Rovos Rail
OVERVIEW
An immersive journey awaits across Namibia and South Africa. Western Africa puts on a show, courtesy of its iconic wildlife, ancient desert and enchanting Atlantic coastline. Our journey aboard the celebrated Rovos Rail takes place over nine nights. Along the way, we also disembark to stay in lodges that grant us unrivalled access to the wonders of the Namib Desert and Etosha National Park. Our journey is reserved for just 16 guests.
17 April to 2 May 2027 — New Release
Walvis Bay to Johannesburg
16 Days
Rail Journey
EVERYTHING HAS BEEN CONSIDERED & INCLUDED
THE ROMANCE OF ROVOS RAIL
Embrace the ambience and style of a bygone era during nine nights aboard Rovos Rail. Vintage carriages are decked out with wood panelling, and we enjoy silver service dining complemented by fine wine. Take in views of sprawling landscapes through the windows of the lounge car, before retiring to your comfortable ensuite cabin.
WILDLIFE OF ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
Explore Etosha National Park during our overnight lodge stay. Track four of the ‘Big Five’ wildlife species as they roam the vast terrain during guided game drives. Spot lions, leopards, elephants and black rhino, before enjoying the comforts of a well-appointed lodge, conveniently located at the park’s entrance.
FLY DIRECT TO THE WORLD'S OLDEST DESERT
Light aircraft deliver us to Sossusvlei in the Namib Desert. This surreal setting, brimming with soaring sand dunes and dramatically fossilised flora, mesmerises like few destinations can. Appreciate this isolated terrain further from Sossusvlei Lodge, which boasts unparalleled desert aspects during our overnight stay.
THE VAST FISH RIVER CANYON
Named by UNESCO as the world’s second-largest canyon – behind only the Grand Canyon – Fish River Canyon is a sheer marvel of nature. Its colossal chasm is a dream for photographers, presenting uncommon outlooks across an expansive, breathtaking landscape.
KEEPING NAMIBIA'S CHEETAHS SAFE AND WELL
Pay a visit to the Cheetah Conservation Fund’s Research and Education Centre. Located in the outlying region of Otjiwarongo, in Namibia, the centre rehabilitates and releases injured and orphaned cheetahs. Projects carried out here provide tremendous value in working to restore habitat and provide education on environmental issues.