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If you’re looking for a destination that offers both striking landscapes and close wildlife encounters, Namibia’s the place. On our Namibia Photo Tour, we’ll guide you through one of the most visually compelling countries in the world – a land where vast deserts, dramatic canyons, roaring waterfalls and thriving wildlife converge. From the sweeping salt pans of Etosha National Park and the remote dunes of the Namib Desert to the rugged beauty of the north-west and the tidal coastline of the Skeleton Coast, Namibia offers unrivalled variety – and incredible photographic potential.
Whether you’re drawn to wildlife, sweeping landscapes, cultural encounters or night-sky astrophotography, this tour delivers them all. Expect close-up encounters with elephants, giraffes, oryx and rare desert-adapted species; atmospheric shots of ancient rock formations and towering dunes; intimate portraits of local communities; and clear, star-filled skies that turn into stunning Milky Way panoramas.
With a small group of just six participants, you’ll experience unhurried shoots, expert guidance, and personalised support. Expect golden-hour landscapes, close wildlife encounters, meaningful cultural interactions, and dedicated time to refine both your technical and creative approach.
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You’ll experience a diverse range of subjects: sweeping desert landscapes, dramatic rock formations, wildlife in Etosha National Park, cultural portraits with the Himba people, and night-sky astrophotography. Every day is designed to provide high-quality shooting opportunities for both landscape and wildlife photographers.
No. This tour welcomes photographers of all levels. With two professional instructors and small group sizes (max six participants), we provide personalised guidance on camera settings, composition, storytelling, and advanced techniques so everyone can improve their skills.
A DSLR or mirrorless camera is recommended, along with a variety of lenses suitable for wildlife and landscape photography (e.g., telephoto for wildlife, wide-angle for landscapes). Tripods are essential for sunrise/sunset and night photography. We’ll provide a detailed packing and equipment guide before departure.
The tour offers excellent chances to photograph elephants, lions, rhinos, giraffes, oryx, zebras, and many antelope species, particularly in Etosha National Park. In Damaraland, you may also encounter desert-adapted elephants and other species in more remote settings.
We plan the itinerary around the best light, wildlife activity, and shooting conditions. Sunrise and sunset sessions, unhurried wildlife waterhole visits, and extended stays at key locations ensure you have ample time for photography. Cultural and landscape shoots are similarly timed to take advantage of optimal lighting.
Yes. You’ll meet the Himba people and other local communities, capturing thoughtful and respectful portraits. All cultural interactions are conducted ethically, and our instructors provide guidance on creating authentic, sensitive images.
With a maximum of six participants, you’ll receive personalised, hands-on guidance throughout the tour. This includes technical advice, creative composition, wildlife behaviour tips, and post-processing recommendations.
We select lodges and camps for their proximity to key photographic locations, comfort, and accessibility. Accommodations allow for quick access to sunrise and sunset shoots, while still providing a comfortable base for rest between long days in the field.
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