Leaving Windhoek, you head to the large sand mass that is the Kalahari Desert. Look out over the vast red desert and marvel at how the adapted fauna and flora has survived here for thousands of years.

Journey through the unique Quiver Tree forest as you travel to the Canon Village near the Fish River Canyon.

Try to figure out how the huge dolerite boulders in the forest, got stacked upon each other, almost as if giants lived there.

Start the day at the rim of the Fish River Canyon - the second largest canyon in the world - before traveling through the Prohibited Diamond Area to the Diaz Cross on the Atlantic Coast.

After a brief visit, you'll head to Luderitz and the Hotel Zum Sperrgebiet. Spend the afternoon wandering around this historic small town.

A comfortable standard country hotel in the seaside town of Luderitz.

Travel back in time as you experience the ghost town of Kolmanskop. A once thriving diamond mining town that's now being reclaimed by the Namib Desert.

Continue north into the Namib Desert to the Hammerstein Lodge - the gateway to the Sesriem Canyon and Sossusvlei.

Enjoy the amazing opportunity of watching the sun rise up and colour the world's highest sand dunes into a variety of apricot, red, and orange.

In the afternoon, visit the fascinating, natural phenomenon - Sesriem Canyon.

Making your way through the moon-like, gravel desert, Kuiseb Moon Valley, you come to Walvis Bay on the Atlantic Ocean.

Be in awe of the large number of flamingoes that feed in the town's shallow lagoon. Continue on to the Schweitzerhaus Hotel in Swakopmund, where the evening is yours to explore.

Swakopmund is Namibia's playground, with a vast number of high-adrenaline activities such as parachuting, sand boarding, and quad biking for you to do. Spend the next day partaking in any of these optioinal activities, or if you wish just wander the quaint town.

Following the Atlantic, you'll travel north to the Cape Cross, a fur seal reserve that could have 80,000 seals frolicking in the ocean when you visit.

From here you head in land to the harsh, geographically diverse region of the Damaraland. The region is home to the desert elephant.

Begin the day with a visit to the impressive Twyfelfontein - a heritage site of nearly 2,500 bushman pictures that were engraved or painted into the rocks some 6,000 years ago.

Stop along the way to the Etosha National Park at the Petrified Forest - a geographical occurrence illustrating the evolution of some of the oldest landmasses on earth.

Spend the afternoon at leisure at the Etosha Safari Camp.

Friendly and inviting camp with 50 safari bungalows set amongst Mopani trees, 10km from Etosha National Park.

Spend the next couple of days experiencing one of Namibia's most amazing game parks - Etosha National Park.

The Park is home to 4 of the Big 5 - elephant, lion, leopard, and Rhino - and you'll get the chance to view these majestic creatures up close as you move around the park.

The next day in the afternoon, you'll leave the park and head to the Ghaub Guestfarm for the night. Rest and relax thinking about the past few day's exciting events.

After breakfast head south to Windhoek where your tour will end upon arrival at your hotel or the international airport.