Kunene Himba Wilderness Safari
Immerse yourself in Himba culture and track desert-adapted wildlife in Namibia's remote northwest
Tour Overview
The Kunene Region is Namibia's final frontier, a vast and sparsely populated wilderness where the semi-nomadic Himba people maintain their traditional way of life largely untouched by the modern world. The Himba women are famous for their ochre-coated skin and intricate hairstyles. This safari combines deep cultural immersion with extraordinary wilderness experiences. Track desert-adapted elephants and lions along the dry Hoanib and Hoarusib rivers, visit authentic Himba settlements, and explore the dramatic landscape of rocky mountains, ephemeral rivers, and endless gravel plains where few tourists venture.
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Charter flight from Windhoek to the remote Kunene region. Arrive at your wilderness camp in the Hoanib River valley. Afternoon orientation drive through the dramatic landscape.
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Interactive Route Map
What's Included
- All activities
- Himba village visits with local guide
- Elephant tracking
- Luxury camp accommodation
- All meals & drinks
- Charter flights
- Community contributions
Not Included
- International flights
- Travel insurance
- Gratuities
- Curio purchases
How to Get There
Fly to Windhoek (WDH). Charter flight to Kunene airstrip (2 hours) or drive via Opuwo (9 hours).
Best Time to Visit
May-October for cooler temperatures and better wildlife tracking. Year-round for cultural visits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Starting from
$520
per person sharing
No booking fees · Free cancellation up to 30 days
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