Tracking Namibia Safaris

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Address: Walvis Bay, NA
Telephone: +264811272523

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As father and son teamed up, we are a specialised family run business creating unique tailor-made Namibian adventures. 25 years of hands-on involvement and acquired know-how in the tourism industry Tracking Namibia Safaris knows its trade

02/11/2026

21 days, 3 countries and plenty of stories to take home! 🌍

From incredible wildlife sightings to unforgettable experiences, we love hearing how much our guests enjoyed their adventure.

And Andre? Still just a WhatsApp away, even after saying goodbye in Kasane!

27/10/2026

We’ve been keeping this one a little quiet. 🇦🇴

Hidden deep in Angola, Grutas da Sassa feels like stepping into another world. Massive limestone walls, marine fossils from a time when this landscape was covered by sea, stalactites and stalagmites formed over thousands of years… and then, if you get the timing right, a beam of sunlight cuts straight through the darkness.

Some call it the Holy Cave. Others, the Caves of God.

After seeing it for ourselves, we understand why.

23/10/2026

Angola does not do one landscape. Desert, canyon, coast, cliffs, and then this, all inside the same borders.

So which Angola are you: red canyon or roaring river? Tell us below. And if you want to see this one in full flow, DM us ANGOLA and we'll tell you when to go

19/10/2026

How does nobody talk about this? 🇦🇴

Angola was once one of the world’s major coffee producers. It has a mountain road with 12 hairpins, an escarpment that drops roughly 1,000 metres, caves where sunlight cuts straight through the darkness… and its own Cristo Rei watching over Lubango.

And we haven’t even mentioned the waterfalls or beaches yet. Angola has a habit of surprising you.

Which one did you NOT know?

18/10/2026

No reception. No room key.

Just dinner by the fire, red rock on every side and the sort of silence that makes you realise how noisy normal life is.

This is wild camping in Angola.

Would you spend the night here?

12/10/2026

Some places are worth giving up a comfortable bed for. Angola's Red Canyon is definitely one of them.

Red rock formations, a tent pitched in the middle of nowhere, dinner with a view, and a night sky that makes you forget all about your phone.

No fancy accommodation. No room service. Just a 4x4, a few camping essentials, good company, and one seriously impressive place to spend the night.

This is the Angola we love showing people. The places you don't just visit. You actually get to experience.

Now, be honest. Would you spend a night here?

07/10/2026

A little Monday update making its way to your feed on Wednesday. 😄

Francois is wrapping up another incredible Namibia journey - plenty of lions, cheetahs, a special 60th birthday celebration and, apparently, food good enough to make the kapunda grow.

But our favourite part? “When our guests are happy, we’re happy.”
Another trip nearly complete, but as Francois says, there’s always something new waiting around the next corner in Namibia.

05/10/2026

Everyone knows Victoria Falls. Kalandula Falls? Not nearly enough people do🇦🇴

Hidden away in Angola’s Malanje Province, Kalandula drops around 105 metres - just three metres shy of Victoria Falls. That’s basically less than one giraffe of difference 🦒 And yet somehow, it still feels like one of Africa’s best-kept secrets.

The Lucala River crashes over the edge, spray finds you whether you planned for it or not, and rainbows seem permanently parked in the gorge below. No crowds. No queues. Just Angola doing what it does best.

This month, we’re taking you through Angola from top to bottom - the big sights, the unexpected stops and the places that make you wonder why more people aren’t talking about them yet.

30/09/2026

This is what rain does to the south of Namibia.

Wildflowers blooming, green stretching across a landscape usually known for its dry beauty, and the Fish River Canyon almost disappearing beneath the mist.

For us, this is something special.

As Francois says: “What a sight. It makes us very, very happy.”

Namibia after the rain really is a different kind of beautiful.

29/09/2026

Field Notes with Francois 🌿 | Fish River Canyon

This is a side of southern Namibia you don’t see every day.

The Fish River is flowing, mist is rising through the canyon, and after incredible rainfall, the usually dry landscapes are covered in green grass and wildflowers.

For Namibians, rain means so much more than a change of scenery. It replenishes groundwater, brings grazing for wildlife and breathes new life into the landscape.

As Francois says, when you know Namibia dry, you understand just how special it is to see it like this💚

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