Stronger Than Wind Around the World · Red dunes
And the Red Woman
Desert, dunes and an open heart
The red dunes of Sossusvlei, the Namib, the oldest desert in the world, desert elephants, the Himba tribe, the women in red, and a safari in Etosha. A true journey of a lifetime.
Namibia is one of the most spectacular natural countries in the world: endless deserts, wild coastlines, vast reserves and abundant wildlife. And at the heart of the journey, a moving meeting with the women of the Himba tribe, the red women, who have preserved an ancient and fascinating way of life.
Activities and Experiences
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We land in Windhoek, the capital of Namibia, pick up the jeeps and share a get to know each other evening at a local restaurant.
Driving into the heart of the Namib desert, Sossusvlei. In the afternoon, a sunset tour on the great dune, and an evening at a desert lodge.
We rise early for sunrise over the red dunes and set out on the legendary desert road D1983 toward Walvis Bay. A picnic along the way, a visit to Dune 7 and the pink salt pans.
A morning catamaran cruise among the seals, and in the afternoon, quad bikes among the dunes on the Dare Devil adventure. Overnight in Swakopmund, Namibia's German coastal town.
We drive north to the Palmwag region for a day safari, and in the afternoon we search for the rare desert elephants. Overnight in camp.
A true field day along the Hoarusib riverbed, wild landscapes with no equal. Camping under a sky full of stars.
We continue the off-road journey to Purros, deep in the wild Kaokoland region. Camping in the field.
An off-road journey to the Ongongo waterfalls, a magical natural pool in the heart of the desert. We swim, rest and breathe.
A moving day: driving to Opuwo and visiting the Himba tribe, the red women. A meeting of women across cultures that we will never forget.
We enter Etosha National Park through the Galton gate for a full day of safari. At night: watching the animals come to drink at the Okaukuejo waterhole.
The drive back to Windhoek (440 km), returning the jeeps, and a closing party the way only we know how.
Flying back to Israel, with red dust on our shoes and hearts twice their size.
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