Travel Guide to Namibian Safaris
First impressions can be deceiving. Namibia is a country of rugged coastlines and vast, arid landscapes, but behind this rough facade lies one of the most beautiful and diverse countries of the African continent. Rusty ancient sand dunes over look the blue Atlantic Ocean, wildlife is abundant and the cultural diversity reminds us of Namibia’s eventful past. This unique African country allows you to stray far beyond the beaten track and yet is one of Africa’s most safe and accessible countries.
Namibia offers its visitors anything from wildlife safaris, extreme sports and mind-blowing landscape photography to one of the most European cities in Africa or a 4×4 adventure into desolation and untouched beauty. Come and explore!
Highlights in Namibia
- Sandboard in Swakopmund
- Wander through the Ghost Town of Kolmanskop near Lüderitz
- Spot a Black Rhinoceros at Etosha National Park
- Compose the Perfect Picture at the Dunes of Sossusvlei
- Hike the Fish River Canyon
- Experience Complete Solitude on the Skeleton Coast
Namibia Travel Facts
Population: 2.1 million
Area: 825,000 km²
Neighbouring Countries: South Africa, Angola, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Languages: English, Afrikaans, German, Oshiwambo
Capital: Windhoek
Currency: Namibian dollar
Calling Code: +264
Time Zone: WAT (UTC +1) / WAST (UTC +2)
Seasons: Rainy from January to April and from October to December – Dry from May to September
Visa Requirements: All visitors’ passports must be valid for 6 month after the intended departure. Visitors from the USA, Canada, Germany, the UK, France, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand are issued with 90 day visitors’ permits on arrival.
