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Namibia

Why go on a safari in Namibia?

Namibia, a land of stark contrasts and unparalleled beauty, offers an adventure like no other. From the towering sand dunes of Sossusvlei to the rugged landscapes of Damaraland and the wildlife-rich plains of Etosha National Park, Namibia is a country where nature takes center stage. Whether you’re seeking a serene escape under the vast Namibian night sky, an adrenaline-fueled safari, or a journey through its rich cultural heritage, this guide will help you navigate the wonders of Namibia with ease.
Namibia is the ideal safari destination for travelers seeking a unique and off-the-beaten-path adventure. With its dramatic landscapes and diverse ecosystems, it offers a safari experience unlike anywhere else in Africa. Wildlife enthusiasts will be drawn to Etosha National Park for its abundant game viewing, including elephants, lions, rhinos, and giraffes gathering around waterholes. Those looking for something truly special will appreciate the opportunity to track desert-adapted elephants and black rhinos in Damaraland or explore the lush, water-rich environment of the Caprivi Strip. Namibia’s emphasis on conservation and eco-tourism ensures a sustainable and intimate safari experience, with smaller crowds and exclusive encounters. Its well-maintained infrastructure, combined with self-drive options and luxury lodges, makes it perfect for independent travelers, families, and honeymooners alike, offering something for every type of adventurer.

Top Places to Go in Namibia

  • Sossusvlei & Deadvlei
  • Etosha National Park
  • Swakopmund
  • Skeleton Coast
  • Damaraland
  • Fish River Canyon
  • Caprivi Strip (Zambezi Region)
  • Kolmanskop Ghost Town

What you need to know for travel in Namibia

Currency – The currency in Namibia is the Namibian Dollar (NAD), which is pegged to the South African Rand (ZAR), and both are widely accepted throughout the country.

Plugs – Namibia uses Type D and Type M plugs, with a standard voltage of 220-240V and a frequency of 50Hz, so travellers may need a suitable adapter and voltage converter if required.

Tipping – Tipping in Namibia is customary, with 10-15% of the bill being standard in restaurants, while small tips for guides, drivers, and hotel staff are appreciated for good service.

Weather – Namibia has a predominantly arid climate, with hot days and cool nights; summers (October to April) bring occasional rain and high temperatures, while winters (May to September) are dry and cooler, especially in the evenings.

Top Walking Experiences in Namibia

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Tok Tokkie Trails Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Namib Desert on this guided multi-day trek. Walk across rolling dunes, rocky plains, and endless horizons, with nights spent under the star-studded sjy. It’s unique blend of of adventure and luxury in the desert.

3.

Waterberg Plateau Trails
This striking red sandstone plateau offers a variety of trails, from short walks to multi-day hikes. Discover its lush vegetation, rare wildlife, and panoramic views while walking through ancient geological formations.

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Fish River Canyon Hike
Explore one of the world’s largest canyons on a challenging 4-5 day trek through rugged lanscapes, natural pools, and dramatic cliffs. This iconic hie is best experienced during Namibia’s cooler months (May to September).

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Spitzkoppe Walks
Known as the “Matterhorn of Namibia” , Spitzkoppe’s iconic peaks and boulder-strewn landscapes offer captivating trails. Hike at your own pace and enjoy incredible sunsets and ancient rock paintings along the way.

1.

Tok Tokkie Trails
Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Namib Desert on this guided multi-day trek. Walk across rolling dunes, rocky plains, and endless horizons, with nights spent under the star-studded sjy. It’s unique blend of of adventure and luxury in the desert.

2.

Fish River Canyon Hike
Explore one of the world’s largest canyons on a challenging 4-5 day trek through rugged lanscapes, natural pools, and dramatic cliffs. This iconic hie is best experienced during Namibia’s cooler months (May to September).

3.

Waterberg Plateau Trails
This striking red sandstone plateau offers a variety of trails, from short walks to multi-day hikes. Discover its lush vegetation, rare wildlife, and panoramic views while walking through ancient geological formations.

4.

Spitzkoppe Walks
Known as the “Matterhorn of Namibia” , Spitzkoppe’s iconic peaks and boulder-strewn landscapes offer captivating trails. Hike at your own pace and enjoy incredible sunsets and ancient rock paintings along the way.

Namibia is a captivating destination known for its breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and unique cultural experiences. From the towering dunes of Sossusvlei to the rugged Skeleton Coast, Namibia offers endless opportunities for adventure and exploration. Whether you’re marveling at the vibrant ecosystems of Etosha National Park, uncovering ancient rock art in Damaraland, or stargazing in the world’s darkest skies, Namibia promises unforgettable memories. Perfect for travelers seeking natural beauty, thrilling safaris, and serene solitude, this extraordinary country is a must-visit for anyone looking to connect with Africa’s untamed spirit.

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