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10-Days of Yoga & Adventure

2-11 September 2026
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Discover the Magic of Namibia

Set off on a soul-stirring journey through Namibia, where the towering dunes of the Namib Desert, wild coastlines, and untamed wilderness create the perfect setting for movement, mindfulness, and awe. This isn’t your typical yoga retreat- it’s an adventurous holiday that invites you to explore some of Africa’s most iconic landscapes while staying grounded through daily yoga, mindful breathing, and meaningful connection.

Namibia’s raw beauty and vast silence offer space to reset, recharge, and reconnect with your body and the natural world. From sunrise yoga among ancient sand dunes to evenings under star-filled skies, every moment invites presence and perspective.

This journey promises unforgettable experiences, deep connection, and the kind of freedom only the wild can offer.

HIGHLIGHTS

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HIGHLIGHTS

  • Explore the highlights of Sossusvlei in the Namib Naukluft Park - Connect with the energy of the world’s oldest desert, meditating amidst its timeless sands and soaking up its grounding, ancient vibrations.

  • Climb Big Daddy dune which is about 325m high, admiring Deadvlei from above.

  • Adventurous activities along the Skeleton Coast - Experience the Skeleton Coast’s wild energy, where the raw beauty of the ocean and dunes invites transformation and release.

  • Spitzkoppe: This place will stir your soul as you wander among the dramatic granite peaks and discover the ancient Bushman engravings etched into the stone - a timeless meeting of nature’s grandeur and human history. As the day fades and the sun sets, we will roll out our yoga mats around this sacred space. The stillness will deepen your practice with every breath and every movement.

  • Safari in Etosha National Park - a wildlife sanctuary that is home to over 114 mammal species, including majestic elephants, powerful lions, elusive leopards, graceful giraffes, and both black and white rhinos. This park offers a unique opportunity to reflect on the intricate balance of nature as you witness these animals coexisting in their natural habitat. Their presence serves as a reminder of the cycles of renewal, teaching us lessons in harmony and the resilience of life.

  • Your days will be a balanced blend of yoga and adventure.

Overview

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1. Hosea Kutako International Airport

Namibia

2. Droombos

Farm Klein Windhoek Portion 41, Windhoek Town and Townlands No. 70, 10000, Windhoek, Namibia

3. Sossusvlei

Sossusvlei, Namibia

4. Desert Homestead Lodge

24.639564, 15.962547 Sesriem Namibia, Namibia

5. Swakopmund

Swakopmund, Namibia

6. Spitzkoppe Cabin Camp

13007, Road D1918, Usakos, Namibia

7. Etosha Safari Camp, Gondwana Collection Namibia

10 km South of Andersson Gate on C38, Windhoek, Namibia

8. Etosha National Park

Namibia

9. Onguma Bush Camp

Onguma Game Reserve Etosha National Park, Tsumeb, Namibia

10. Hosea Kutako International Airport

Namibia

Day 1

September 2
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Arrival to Windhoek

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Welcome to Namibia

As your plane touches down at Windhoek’s Hosea Kutako International Airport, your Namibian adventure officially begins. You’ll be warmly welcomed by Marcel, owner of Namaste Yoga Safari and your guide on this trip. The drive to the capital is a scenic 40-minute drive - your first glimpses of Namibia’s wide-open landscapes, sun-drenched skies, and the rugged beauty that defines this incredible country.

Settle into your accommodation, unwind and take some time to freshen up, then head out for a relaxed city tour.

Windhoek is a charming blend of old and new, where colonial-era buildings and modern architecture sit side by side. Marcel will introduce you to key landmarks such as the iconic Christ Church (Christuskirche), the historic Alte Feste fort, and the bustling Independence Avenue. You’ll also pass through vibrant neighborhoods that reflect the city’s rich cultural tapestry, influenced by German, African, and South African heritage.

Dinner will be at one of Windhoeks top restaurants, toasting to the start of your journey - Tomorrow, the real adventure begins – but tonight is all about settling in, relaxing, and soaking up the first impressions of this land of endless horizons.

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Your Accommodation

Droombos
Check inWednesday, Sep 2, 2026
Check outThursday, Sep 3, 2026

Tucked away in a tranquil country setting, Droombos offers guests a luxurious and refined stay where elegance meets rustic charm. From the moment you arrive and wander its cobbled pathways beneath ancient Camelthorn trees, it feels like stepping into a serene oasis designed with care and beauty.

Each room embodies modern sophistication paired with natural textures — the architecture blends contemporary design with stone-clad elements, drawing on an aesthetic reminiscent of an Italian village, yet deeply rooted in the Namibian landscape.

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Meals

Breakfast and dinner included

Day 2

September 3
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Desert Therapy

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Namib Desert

Today we head south to the oldest Desert in the World. The drive is about 5 hours via the Spreetshoogte Pass and the views are not just only WOW from 1800m above sea level, but from here onwards the landscapes are forever changing - your eyes will not believe this and your heart will open up to this natural beauty. Think mountains, high sand dunes and the occasional desert adapted animal. We will stop at Solitaire, a quirky, almost lost little town set in the middle of nowhere. You can perhaps try a slice of the famous Apfelstrudel (Apple Pie) here before we reach our destination.

Onwards to our lodge and relax for the rest of the afternoon. Afternoon yoga session before dinner.

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Meals

Breakfast and dinners included

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Your Accommodation

Desert Homestead
Check inThursday, Sep 3, 2026
Check outSaturday, Sep 5, 2026

Day 2 & 3

Desert Homestead Lodge is a tranquil retreat near Sossusvlei, offering rustic charm, sweeping desert views, and easy access to Namibia’s iconic dunes.

The lodge features 27 thatched chalets, including a family unit, each designed to blend seamlessly with the desert landscape. Chalets are tastefully decorated with pale linens and dark wood furniture, offering en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, mosquito nets, and private shaded verandas with views of the Rotterkaum Mountains.

Guests can enjoy amenities such as a restaurant and bar, two swimming pools with sun decks and shaded areas, complimentary Wi-Fi in main areas, and a curio shop. The lodge operates entirely on solar energy, emphasizing its commitment to ecological sustainability.

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Day 3

September 4
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Exploring the oldest Desert in the World

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Namib Desert

Sossusvlei, Deadvlei & Sesriem Canyon
DateFriday, Sep 4, 2026

An early morning as the gate to the Park opens at sunrise. As we enter we will stop over at Dune 45 before heading to further to Deadvlei/Sossusvlei. Sossusvlei, undoubtedly Namibia's most iconic landscape, located in the Namib-Naukluft National Park. The Namib Desert is the oldest desert in the world and stretches over 1500km with dunes reaching heights of 300m. If you feel up for it, why not join me to climb Big Daddy, admiring Deadvlei and surrounds from above. There’s something so magical as you sit quietly and take in the energy of this Desert.

After taking some amazing photos at Deadvlei, we will visit Sesriem Canyon, then head to back to our lodge to cool off in the pool, relax and admire the views. Sunset yoga or optional horse back riding in the Desert.

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Sossusvlei

Sossusvlei is a place of profound stillness and natural harmony, where the towering red dunes meet the vast desert sky. Walking barefoot on the soft sand is a grounding experience, while the silence of Deadvlei invites deep reflection. The shifting light and endless horizons inspire mindfulness, making Sossusvlei a sanctuary for inner peace and renewal.

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Deadvlei

Deadvlei is a surreal, timeless landscape that invites deep presence and contemplation. The ancient, sun-scorched trees stand in stark contrast to the white clay pan and vibrant dunes, creating a space of stillness and introspection. Here, the silence is almost tangible, allowing for a moment of complete mindfulness—where past and present dissolve, and only the breath remains.

Sesriem Canyon

Sesriem Canyon is a hidden sanctuary of tranquility, carved over millennia by the gentle persistence of water. Walking through its cool, shaded passage offers a sense of retreat from the vast desert, a reminder of nature’s quiet strength. The layered rock formations whisper stories of time and transformation, inviting reflection, grounding, and a deep connection to the earth’s wisdom.

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Meals

Breakfast & Dinner included
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Optional activity

Hot-air-ballooning tomorrow morning

Drifting above Sossusvlei at sunrise in a hot air balloon is a breathtaking journey of serenity and wonder. As the golden light illuminates the endless dunes, there’s a sense of weightlessness—both in body and mind. Floating in silence, with only the occasional whisper of the wind, this experience offers a deep connection to nature’s vastness, inviting pure presence and awe.

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Day 4

September 5
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Adventurous days along the Skeleton Coast

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Swakopmund

Desert Breeze
DateSaturday, Sep 5, 2026

After breakfast we’ll continue our journey to the Skeleton Coast for exciting activities and a refreshing dose of the Atlantic Ocean’s crisp sea breeze.

Swakopmund with its laid back feel, palm trees, great restaurants and german-colonial architecture, has various activities to choose from. Whether you want something active or more relaxed, or even a combination, this coastline will surprise you with what it has to offer.

Yoga sessions will be held either in the desert or on the beach, even both at the same time! Imagine… your toes in the warm desert sand as you breathe in the freshness of the Atlantic Ocean. I bet you won’t ever see a view like this anywhere else in the world.

Dinner tonight at one of Swakopmund's beachfront restaurants.

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Desert Breeze

Day 4 & 5
Check inSaturday, Sep 5, 2026
Check outMonday, Sep 7, 2026

Perched above the ephemeral Swakop River and overseeing sweeping apricot sand dunes, Desert Breeze Lodge offers guests a serene yet striking desert escape only ~3 km from Swakopmund town centre.

  • 12 individually styled en‑suite luxury bungalows, each with its own private sun deck or balcony facing the dunes.

  • Thoughtful interiors feature wood-burning fireplaces, comfortable lounge zones, mini‑bar, tea/coffee-making facilities, Wi-Fi, and digital safes in each unit.

  • Wake to panoramic desert vistas from the breakfast deck or indoor dining area, where freshly prepared produce is served each morning

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Meals

Breakfast included

Swakopmund offers a wonderful mix of coastal and international cuisine, with fresh seafood, German-inspired dishes, and wellness-focused options. Enjoy a relaxed lunch at one of the town’s charming cafés, perfect for a light and nourishing meal. On our first night, we’ll dine at The Tug, where fresh seafood and stunning ocean views create the perfect seaside experience. For the second night, you’re free to choose from Swakopmund’s many great restaurants to suit your taste and mood.

Day 5

September 6
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Time for adventure

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Activities along the coast

DateSunday, Sep 6, 2026

Swakopmund and Walvis Bay offer a variety of exciting activities for all interests, ranging from half-day to full-day adventures, as well as combo experiences.

Half-day activities include thrilling dune rides with quad biking and sandboarding, or a serene camel ride through the desert. For wildlife lovers, a half-day boat tour or kayaking from Walvis Bay offers a chance to see dolphins, seals, and pelicans.

For a full day, you can embark on a 4x4 dune safari, exploring the the famous Sandwich Harbour and even combine it with an ocean safari or kayaking with seals.

Today is all about Adventure - choose one of the optional activities below. Please let us know which one you prefer and we will book it for you.

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While the Namib Desert offers warm, sunny days, the coastal areas around Swakopmund and Walvis Bay can be quite chilly, especially in the early mornings and late afternoons. It's a good idea to bring a light jacket or sweater to stay comfortable during your activities. Layering is key, as it allows you to adjust to the changing temperatures while enjoying your desert adventures or coastal excursions.

Day 6

September 7
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Sacred stillness

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Spitzkoppe

Spitzkoppe Cabins
DateMonday, Sep 7, 2026

After our morning yoga session we will head along the coast to visit the Zeila wreck and then onwards to Spitzkoppe. The drive will take about 2 hours. We will head out for a hike up the mountain in search of the Bushman engravings.

This place will stir your soul as you wander among the dramatic granite peaks and discover the ancient Bushman engravings etched into the stone - a timeless meeting of nature’s grandeur and human history. As the day fades and the sun sets, we will roll out our yoga mats around this sacred space. The stillness will deepen your practice with every breath and every movement.

Dinner tonight will be around the campfire.

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Spitzkoppe Cabins

Day 6
Check inMonday, Sep 7, 2026
Check outTuesday, Sep 8, 2026

Spitzkoppe Cabin Camp offers a unique blend of comfort and nature in the heart of Namibia's iconic Spitzkoppe region.This self-catering accommodation features 12 thoughtfully designed log cabins that provide a cozy retreat amidst the dramatic granite peaks and expansive desert landscapes.

Each cabin is equipped with two single beds adorned with quality bedding, bedside tables with lamps, an armchair, a full-length mirror, a cupboard, and a luggage stand. Outside, guests can enjoy a private seating area with a table and chairs, as well as a fire pit with a grill—perfect for evening barbecues under the stars.

To promote sustainability in this fragile desert environment, the camp provides shared ablution facilities for every six cabins. These facilities include flush toilets, hot showers, washbasins with mirrors, and sinks for dishwashing.

For larger groups, the camp features a communal area centered around the iconic Maerua tree. This space includes a fire pit, braai area with a grill, water point, and ample seating, offering a welcoming environment to relax and share stories of your adventures.

With its stunning location, comfortable accommodations, and commitment to sustainability, Spitzkoppe Cabin Camp provides an unforgettable experience for travelers seeking to immerse themselves in Namibia's natural beauty

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Meals

Breakfast and dinner included

Day 7

September 8
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Safari time!

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Etosha National Park - South

Etosha Safari Camp
DateTuesday, Sep 8, 2026

After our morning yoga session we will head to Etosha National Park on the Southern side. The drive is about 4 hours so we should arrive about lunch time.

Our lodge is situated outside the park and once settled in, we will venture into the park where Marcel will guide you through the diverse habitats in search of Etosha’s incredible wildlife. The park is famous for its salt pans, and we’ll explore the waterholes that attract a variety of animals, particularly in the late afternoon. You may spot herds of elephants dusting themselves, graceful giraffes browsing on acacia trees, or the elusive lions and leopards that roam the park. Etosha is home to a wide range of species, including black rhinos, zebras, wildebeests, and a variety of antelope. Birdwatchers will also delight in the abundant birdlife during certain seasons. As the sun begins to set, we’ll witness the tranquil beauty of the park and its wildlife, all while experiencing the healing and restorative energy of being in nature.

After our exciting game drive, we’ll return to our lodge for a peaceful evening, reflecting on the amazing sights and sounds of the African wild. Dinner will be African inspired with some live music!

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Etosha Safari Camp

Day 7
Check inTuesday, Sep 8, 2026
Check outWednesday, Sep 9, 2026

Etosha Safari Camp, located just 10 kilometers south of Etosha National Park's Andersson Gate, offers a unique and vibrant lodging experience. The camp features 50 chalets nestled among mopane trees, each equipped with en-suite bathrooms and adorned with colorful, locally inspired décor. Guests can enjoy amenities such as a swimming pool and the lively Oshebeena Bar, which provides musical entertainment and traditional African dishes in a township-style setting.This combination of comfort and cultural flair makes Etosha Safari Camp an ideal base for exploring the abundant wildlife of Etosha National Park.

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Meals

Breakfast and dinner included

Day 8 & 9

September 9 & 10
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Wildlife, wildlife and more wildlife!

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Etosha National Park - East

Onguma Bush Camp
DateWednesday, Sep 9, 2026

We will head into the park early, as its gates open at sunrise. We will stop over at numerous waterholes and also stop over at the Pan. Here in the park, the wildlife sightings offer over 114 species of mammals and 340 species of birds. Etosha has exceptional wildlife including, Elephant, Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, Wildebeest, Giraffe, Hyena, Zebra, Springbok, Kudu, Gemsbok and Eland. This game park is unlike any other and photographs of animals in front of the pan make this very unique and a special place to visit. Today is all about wildlife and driving through this park you can expect the unexpected.

Thursday, September 10

This morning is about relaxation. After yoga and a healthy breakfast you can spoil yourself for a massage, relax by the pool or go on a nature walk. We will head into Etosha again round 3pm for an afternoon game drive.

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Accommodation

Onguma Bush Camp
Check inWednesday, Sep 9, 2026
Check outFriday, Sep 11, 2026
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Meals

Breakfast and dinner included

Day 10

September 11
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End of our trip

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Windhoek - Hosea Kutako

DateFriday, Sep 11, 2026

After a nourishing breakfast we will head back to Windhoek. The drive to the airport is about 6 hours, so please make sure to book your flight for the afternoon.

If you would like to extend your stay and enjoy one more night, please let us know—we’ll be happy to arrange it for you, allowing you to savor the magic of this incredible destination just a little longer.

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Meals

Breakfast

Travel Tips

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Travel Tips

  1. Pack for all seasons: Namibia's weather can vary significantly. While days can be hot, mornings and evenings, especially along the coast or in the desert, can be quite chilly. Bring layers, including a light jacket, sun protection, and sturdy footwear for outdoor activities.

  2. Stay hydrated: The desert climate can be dry, so it's essential to drink plenty of water throughout your trip. Carry a reusable water bottle with you at all times.

  3. Respect wildlife: Namibia is home to stunning wildlife, including desert-adapted animals. Always maintain a safe distance, follow your guide’s instructions, and never disturb animals in their natural habitat.

  4. Bring some cash: While major cities have ATMs, smaller towns or remote areas may not, so it’s a good idea to carry some Namibian dollars in cash for smaller purchases and gratuity.

  5. Be mindful of the sun: The African sun can be intense, even on cooler days. Use high-SPF sunscreen, wear a hat, and seek shade when necessary.

  6. Respect local cultures: Namibia is home to diverse cultures and tribes. Be polite and considerate when visiting local communities, and ask for permission before taking photos of people.

  7. Embrace the silence: Namibia is known for its vast, open spaces and quiet landscapes. Take time to appreciate the stillness, which can be a deeply restorative experience.

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What to pack

  • Light layers (for varying temperatures, especially mornings and evenings)

  • Yoga clothes (comfortable, breathable fabrics for daily yoga sessions)

  • Light jacket or sweater (for chilly mornings and evenings)

  • Hat, Swimwear, Sunblock, Sunglasses

  • Comfortable hiking shoes (for nature walks and excursions)

  • Flip-flops or sandals (for relaxation and around the lodge)

  • Evening wear (casual for dinners and lodge activities)

  • Toiletries (some will be supplied at lodges)

  • Yoga mat (mats and props are supplied, but please bring your own mat if you prefer)

  • Camera

  • Conversion plug for electrical appliances or chargers (three-pin type outlet)

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Flights

  • Arrive at Hosea Kutako International Airport on the first day of tour. If you want to fly in earlier, please let us know and we will recommend a few places in Windhoek.

  • Daily flights to Hosea Kutako International Airport in Windhoek.

  • Various airlines, including Lufthansa, Ethiopian Airlines, British Airways, South African Airways, and Qatar Airways, offer flights to Namibia.

  • Alternatively, many international airlines connect through South Africa to access convenient flights to Namibia

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If you need any assistance with your flight bookings, please don't hesitate to reach out, and we’ll connect you with our trusted flight agent for support.

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Food

Namibian cuisine offers a delightful blend of traditional African flavours, game meats, and a touch of European influence. Exploring the local food scene can be a rewarding culinary adventure during your time in Namibia.

Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements and we will see if the lodges will be able to assist. But with all the fresh local ingredients, I am sure everyone’s taste buds will be catered for.

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Health

No vaccinations needed. We are also not going to any malaria infected areas, but please consult your doctor if you need to.

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Currency

In Namibia, the only legal tender accepted for purchasing goods and services is the Namibia Dollar (NAD) and the South African Rand (ZAR). Both currencies can be freely used for transactions throughout the country.

Accepted payment methods in Namibia include:

• Mastercard

• Visa

• Maestro

• Local currencies (ZAR & NAD)

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Visa

Citizens of several countries, including South Africa, the United States, the United Kingdom, and much of Europe, can visit Namibia for up to 90 days visa-free for tourism purposes. Always check if your country is on the visa-exempt list. Some nationalities can obtain a visa upon arrival at the airport, but to save time you can also apply online. Ensure you carry the required documents, including proof of return tickets, accommodation details, and sufficient funds.

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Your Travel Package

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10-Day Mindfully Wild

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Private Accommodation

1 guest
Check inWednesday, Sep 2, 2026
Check outFriday, Sep 11, 2026

USD5,250

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Shared Accommodation

2 guests
Check inWednesday, Sep 2, 2026
Check outFriday, Sep 11, 2026

USD4,580 per person sharing

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Included

  • 9 Nights accommodation

  • All yoga sessions

  • 1x Guided nature drive to visit the iconic Deadvlei in Sossusvlei & Sesriem Canyon visit

  • 2x pm, & 1 full day game drive through Etosha National Park.

  • Meals as indicated (BB: Bed and breakfast / DBB: Dinner, bed and breakfast / FB: Full board)

  • Water in vehicle (water bottles will be supplied)

  • 2x Airport transfers (on first and last day)

  • All park fees

  • Passenger liability insurance

  • Welcoming gift

  • Road transport in a Safari converted vehicle (4 guests and more) or 4x4 Toyota Fortuner (2-3 guests), vehicle insurance + fuel

  • Professional Namibian guide

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Excluded

  • International flights

  • Visa fees

  • Gratuity

  • Travel Insurance

  • Optional activities

  • Local/alcoholic beverages

  • All lunches

  • Dinners in Swakopmund

ABOUT

Your yoga teacher & safari guide
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Marcel Vosloo

Welcome to Namaste Yoga Safari – A Journey of Adventure, Connection, and Mindfulness

I’m Marcel, the heart and soul behind Namaste Yoga Safari. Since 2016, I’ve been crafting unforgettable yoga holidays in some of Africa’s most breathtaking safari destinations. This isn’t just a business - it’s my passion, my journey, and my way of sharing the magic of Africa with you.

A yoga safari is more than just a trip - it’s an experience that invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and immerse yourself in the wild. Imagine sitting quietly with mountain gorillas in the lush forests of Uganda, walking alongside chimpanzees, climbing the towering dunes of Namibia, or watching elephants wander past your safari vehicle. These moments, infused with mindfulness and presence, create a connection that lingers long after the journey ends.

Yoga Styles on my holidays

Yin, Slow flows, Dynamic Vinyasa flows, Hatha, Yoga Nidra, Manifestation techniques, Various Guided Meditations & Breathing techniques.

Looking forward to welcoming you on an adventure of a lifetime!

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Get in Touch with Us

I'm here to support you in creating your ideal yoga safari experience. For any questions or guidance, don’t hesitate to reach out – I am happy to assist you on your wellness journey.

Phone or WhatsApp:

Marce:l +264 81 761 7882

Email:

Marcel: contact@namasteyogasafari.com

Address: Swakopmund, Namibia