The Kimberley is the real Australia, a place with more crocodiles than people, epic vistas and opportunities for both high adventure and cruising in style. Paul Done, one of Audley's Regional Managers introduces this wonderful wild west.
Namibia offers desert scenery, big game, some wonderful accommodation options as well as plenty of activities to enjoy. An extensive and well maintained road network also makes self-driving a popular option here. It is why Namibia is a favorite with both Audley specialists and clients alike.
There’s such variety in South Africa that it’s almost impossible to choose the best bits. But here our specialists share the game reserves, great drives and hidden gems they love.
Snow-capped mountains, wolves and bears, a super-volcano, deep canyons, dramatic deserts and a quick stop in Sin City — a drive through the US Wild West is truly wild.
We’re thinking about going to Namibia next year and we’ve looked at a few of your online itineraries. We’re still in the early stages of planning our trip but have realized that we won’t be able to afford a fly-in trip. The thought of driving ourselves around is quite intimidating as this will be our first time to Namibia. Is this something that a lot of people do? What kind of support do you offer once we’re there?
North Africa Regional Manager, Matt Vlemmiks, recently spent time self-driving in Oman with country specialist, Sarah. Neither of them had navigated the scenic roads that pass through Oman's stunning desert, mountain and coastal landscapes, so the itinerary was an enjoyable challenge for both them.
There is nothing better than getting on the open road and exploring a country from the comfort of your own, air conditioned car, whether on a self-drive or with your own driver. Combine this with beautiful coastal scenery and you have the makings of a spectacular holiday.
