Towering dunes glow crimson, desert elephants roam, and silence speaks volumes. Namibia offers otherworldly landscapes, extraordinary wildlife, and adventures that defy imagination.
At A Glance
- romantic escapes
- family adventures
- solo journeys
- inclusive experiences
- Group Celebrations
- Sossusvlei and Deadvlei
- Skeleton Coast
- Etosha National Park
- Damaraland
Why Namibia
Desert landscapes
Boat cruises
Helicopter flights
Black rhino tracking
Dune adventures
Game drives
Best Time To Go
Click on a month to find your ideal time to travel
January
Hot summer temperatures with afternoon thunderstorms bring dramatic skies and lush vegetation. Wildlife viewing challenging but calving season begins. Excellent birding as migrants arrive. Coastal areas offer respite from heat. Lower rates and fewer tourists.
Experience namibia
How It Works
Your journey begins with a conversation. Share your vision, and we'll craft an experience that exceeds expectations - handling every detail from first contact to your safe return home.
Let’s Connect
Tell us what moves you. Where you want to go, who's traveling, and what matters most.
Your Tailored Itinerary
Your Africa Travel Specialist designs a journey reflecting your vision. We refine it together until it's perfect.
We Handle Everything
Confirmations, logistics, connections - every detail managed so you simply anticipate departure.
24/7 Support
Our concierge team travels with you. Questions, changes, anything - we're always available.
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FAQs
When is the best time to visit Namibia?
May to October offers prime conditions with clear skies, comfortable temperatures, and excellent wildlife viewing. September is often considered ideal for combining all activities. However, shoulder season (November to April) provides dramatic landscapes, exceptional birding, newborn wildlife, and better value. Each season offers unique rewards.
Is Namibia suitable for self-drive safaris?
Absolutely. Namibia is Africa's premier self-drive destination with excellent roads, clear signposting, and safe conditions. Distances are vast, requiring careful planning. Most visitors combine self-driving with fly-in segments for remote areas like Skeleton Coast. Your Africa Travel Specialist arranges ideal combinations.
What makes Namibia different from other African destinations?
Namibia offers otherworldly desert landscapes, including the world's oldest desert and highest sand dunes. Desert-adapted wildlife, dramatic coastlines, and exceptional dark-sky stargazing create experiences found nowhere else. Lower tourist numbers and self-drive freedom add to its unique appeal.
Do I need a 4x4 vehicle in Namibia?
For main routes connecting Sossusvlei, Swakopmund, and Etosha, standard vehicles suffice. However, 4x4s are essential for remote areas like Damaraland, Kaokoland, and certain Skeleton Coast sections. Your specialist recommends appropriate vehicles based on your itinerary and experience level.
Can Namibia be combined with other destinations?
Excellently. Victoria Falls lies just across the border in Zimbabwe. Botswana's Okavango Delta and Chobe complement Namibia's desert landscapes. South Africa's Cape Town adds coastal sophistication. Zambia offers additional Victoria Falls perspectives. Multi-country combinations create comprehensive southern African adventures.
From the staff to the safari to the beautiful rooms to the incredible treehouse to the amazing food everything about this place was everything we ever dreamed of.
