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of Namibia.
Explore our curated safaris, unique landscapes, and unforgettable experiences.
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Sossusvlei & Deadvlei
Sossusvlei ⇄ Deadvlei
From N$ 12,000
Etosha National Park
Windhoek ⇄ Etosha
From N$ 12,000
Swakopmund Coastal
Walvis Bay ⇄ Swakopmund
From N$ 12,000
Spitzkoppe & Camping
Spitzkoppe ⇄ Usakos
From N$ 12,000
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From expert-guided safaris to conservation-led tours, we make Namibia unforgettable and responsible.
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Why Travel to Namibia
with Us
Namibia is a land of breathtaking extremes — ancient deserts meeting the Atlantic Ocean, star-filled skies untouched by light pollution, and wildlife roaming freely across vast conservancies. We design every journey to immerse you in the raw beauty, rich culture, and pioneering conservation that make this southern African gem extraordinary.
Unmatched Landscapes
From the towering rust-red dunes of Sossusvlei — the tallest in the world — to the eerie shipwrecks along the Skeleton Coast, Namibia offers landscapes found nowhere else on Earth. The country's dramatic contrasts between vast desert plains, lush river deltas like the Caprivi Strip, and rugged mountain passes create a visual journey that captivates photographers and adventurers alike.
Safe & Welcoming
Namibia is widely regarded as one of the safest countries in Africa for travelers. With a stable democracy, welcoming local communities, and well-maintained tourism infrastructure, both solo travelers and families can explore with confidence. The country's low population density and wide-open spaces also mean you'll often have entire landscapes to yourself.
Conservation Pioneer
Namibia was the first African country to incorporate environmental protection into its constitution. Today, community-led conservancies protect over 20% of the land, and endangered species like the desert-adapted elephant and black rhino are thriving. When you travel with Namibia Plus, your journey directly supports these groundbreaking conservation efforts.
Rich Cultural Heritage
Home to diverse indigenous communities including the Himba, San, Herero, and Damara people, Namibia offers deeply authentic cultural encounters. From visiting traditional Himba villages in the Kunene Region to learning ancient San tracking techniques in the Kalahari, these experiences provide meaningful connections that go far beyond typical tourism.
Whether you're planning a luxury safari, a self-drive adventure through the Namib Desert, or an immersive group travel experience, our expert local guides ensure every moment is unforgettable.
Namibia isn't just a destination — it's a transformation.
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Sossusvlei Sunrise Dune Climb & Breakfast
N$400 / Night
Including taxes and fees
Himba Cultural Immersive Village Visit
N$200 / Night
Including taxes and fees
Cheetah & Leopard Conservation Track
N$550 / Night
Including taxes and fees
Best Time to Travel
to Namibia
Namibia is a year-round destination, but the ideal time to travel depends on what you want to experience. Here's our expert seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect itinerary.
May – October
Dry Season (Winter)
The best time to travel to Namibia for wildlife viewing is during the dry winter months. Animals congregate around waterholes in Etosha National Park, making sightings predictable and spectacular. Daytime temperatures are pleasant (20–25°C), though nights can drop near freezing in the desert. This is peak safari season, so booking early is recommended.
November – April
Wet Season (Summer)
The green season transforms Namibia's arid landscapes into lush plains dotted with wildflowers. Migratory birds arrive in huge numbers, and newborn wildlife fills the savannas. While afternoon thunderstorms are common, mornings are typically clear and perfect for photography. This is also the most affordable time to travel to Namibia, with lower lodge rates and fewer crowds.
June – August
Peak Dry Season
For first-time visitors, the peak dry months offer the most reliable travel conditions. Clear skies, minimal rainfall, and excellent visibility make this ideal for both Sossusvlei dune photography and Etosha game drives. The Skeleton Coast is particularly dramatic, with morning fog creating an otherworldly atmosphere that clears by midday.
January – March
Rainy Season
Namibia's rainy season brings ephemeral rivers to life and fills the Etosha Pan with water, attracting flamingos by the thousands. The Caprivi Strip is at its most lush, and the contrast between green vegetation and red desert sand creates stunning photography opportunities. Travel during this period requires a reliable 4x4 vehicle for some remote routes.
Our Recommendation: For a first-time Namibia safari, we suggest traveling between June and October for the best wildlife encounters and most comfortable conditions. However, every season has its own magic — our consultants can help design an itinerary that matches your exact interests and travel style.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about traveling to Namibia. Can't find what you're looking for? Our travel consultants are happy to help.
Yes, Namibia is widely considered one of the safest countries in Africa for tourists. It has a stable democracy, low crime rates in tourist areas, and well-established tourism infrastructure. As with any destination, we recommend standard travel precautions — avoid walking alone at night in urban areas and keep valuables secure. Our guided tours provide an additional layer of safety and local expertise throughout your journey.
Many nationalities, including citizens of the USA, UK, EU countries, Canada, and Australia, do not need a visa to travel to Namibia for stays of up to 90 days. You will need a passport valid for at least six months beyond your travel date with at least two blank pages. We recommend checking the latest Namibia travel visa requirements with your local embassy before departure, as regulations can change.
The best time to travel to Namibia depends on your interests. The dry season (May–October) is ideal for wildlife viewing as animals gather at waterholes, especially in Etosha National Park. The green season (November–April) offers lush landscapes, migratory birds, and lower prices. For the best overall experience, we recommend June to August — clear skies, comfortable temperatures, and excellent visibility.
Namibia travel costs vary widely based on your style. Budget travelers can expect to spend around N$1,500–2,500 (US$80–140) per day including accommodation, food, and transport. Mid-range travelers typically spend N$3,000–6,000 (US$160–330) per day. Luxury safari lodges and fly-in packages range from N$8,000–20,000+ (US$440–1,100+) per person per night. Our travel packages are designed to offer exceptional value at every price point.
No vaccinations are legally required to enter Namibia unless you are arriving from a yellow fever endemic country, in which case proof of yellow fever vaccination is mandatory. However, we recommend being up to date on routine vaccinations and consulting your travel doctor about hepatitis A, typhoid, and malaria prophylaxis — particularly if visiting the northern regions including Etosha and the Caprivi Strip.
Absolutely! Namibia is one of the best countries in Africa for self-drive travel. The road network is well-maintained, signage is clear, and driving is on the left-hand side. A 4x4 vehicle is recommended for gravel roads and accessing remote areas like Sossusvlei and the Skeleton Coast. We offer comprehensive self-drive Namibia travel packages with pre-planned routes, GPS coordinates, and 24/7 roadside support.
Namibia is excellent for solo travel. The country's safety record, English-speaking population, and strong tourism infrastructure make it welcoming for independent travelers. Many lodges and campsites cater specifically to solo guests, and our group travel safaris in Namibia are a great way to meet fellow adventurers while sharing costs. We also offer tailor-made solo itineraries with guided excursions at key destinations.
While travel insurance is not a legal requirement, we strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance for Namibia that covers medical emergencies, evacuation, trip cancellation, and lost luggage. Medical facilities in remote areas are limited, and emergency evacuation to Windhoek can be costly. Ensure your policy covers adventure activities if you plan on dune boarding, quad biking, or skydiving in Swakopmund.