10 nights · 7. December - 17. December 2026 · Walvis Bay → Durban
Ten nights aboard Le Dumont d'Urville link Namibia's spectacular Atlantic coast with South Africa's Garden Route. From Walvis Bay you encounter the German colonial architecture of Lüderitz and the nearby ghost town of Kolmanskop. Cape Town offers Table Mountain, the Cape of Good Hope and the places of memory around Robben Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Along the Garden Route, whales appear in Walker Bay and fynbos-clad mountains rise around Mossel Bay and Port Elizabeth. The voyage ends in subtropical Durban on the Indian Ocean.
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Walvis Bay on Namibia's Atlantic coast is the country's most important deep-water harbour …
Port town on Namibia's south-western Atlantic coast, wedged between rocks and the Namib Desert …
South Africa's second-largest city on the Atlantic, framed by the flat plateau of Table Mountain and the rocky Lion's Head …
On the Garden Route on South Africa's southern coast lies Mossel Bay in the Western Cape province on the Indian Ocean …
Port Elizabeth on Bequia (Grenadines) is the most charming Caribbean harbour for yachts …
Durban lies on South Africa's east coast on the Indian Ocean in the KwaZulu-Natal province and operates the largest and busiest port on the subcontinent …
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