We offer a variety of exclusive, one-of-a-kind safaris and unforgettable vacations.

Going on holiday is always an adventure. But here we are talking about the out-of-the-ordinary kind of experience.

When was the last time you slept under the stars or tracked wildlife on foot and tagged along in the desolate wilderness, drove off the beaten track, heard the silence and fully engaged all your five senses and noticed them?

Our expeditions into the wilderness of Namibia are more than just a trip or a safari; they are a journey for your soul to reconnecting with nature.

Browse through our collection of Re-wilding Expeditions and reach out to us; we are here to show you what you have been missing.

Are you limited for time or on a honeymoon? Don’t want to drive for days on the wrong side of the road to get anywhere? Then your perfect expedition would be a fly-in safari.
A Namibia fly-in safari often represents the best value for any itinerary: less time travelling means more time at each destination. Taking to the skies you will have a sense of enormity.
From up there you will see vistas of colour, shapes and patterns which are only possible on a fly-in safari and with a guided game drive transfer to your safari lodge, you're on safari the moment you touch down. Fly your entire route or combine your Namibia journey with self-drive and private guided sections for a complete cross-section experience of this amazing land. Have a look at some of our Namibia fly-in safaris and contact us (link to email) for expert advice along with a detailed quote and Namibia fly-in itinerary designed just for you.

There is fun things to do with kids for all ages. Nature walks, sand dune boarding, multi day hicking, quad biking, animal tracking, sky diving for teenagers.

Central Namibia is the best area for a family safari because of the broad range of family friendly activities on offer on both the coast and in the desert.
Divine Namibia has chosen the perfect combination of activities and places to fitful every member of the family expectations.

If you have young childrens it’s advisable to travel to Namibia in the cooler months of April to October as the summer month can be unbearably hot. Bear in mind that Namibia climate is harsh and your kids will need to be able to cope with the elements.

Take note that many lodges have a minimum age limit for young children on a game drive vehicle.