NAMIBIA

NAMIBIA

NAMIBIA

NAMIBIA

A land of wonders awaits

Namibia, a land of stark beauty and contrasting landscapes, beckons the intrepid traveller with its desolate Namib Desert, abundant wildlife in Etosha National Park, and the haunting Skeleton Coast. Its vast open spaces beckon and wherever you go, you are assured of that feeling of exclusivity as Namibia is one of the least densely populated countries in the world. Its luxury is one of remote solitude and a sense of adventure that's unmatched anywhere else on the planet.


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HIGHLIGHTS

A chameleon is sticking its tongue out in the sand.

DIVERSITY ON DISPLAY

Namibia's vast landscapes provide a sanctuary for an array of wildlife, from the dense populations of elephants and rhinos in Etosha National Park to the unique desert-adapted species in the Namib. The commitment to conservation is evident across the country, with community-driven efforts playing a key role in preserving these natural wonders for future generations.

WILDLIFE APLENTY

Encounter the Big Five in Etosha National Park; track desert-adapted elephants in Damaraland; witness the flamingo flocks at Walvis Bay; explore the water-rich Caprivi Strip; watch Cape fur seal colonies on the Skeleton Coast; observe rare desert lions in the Namib; marvel at the unique welwitschia plant... There is more life in a desert nation than you could ever comprehend!

ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK

The vast, shimmering salt flats of Etosha are home to some of the highest concentrations of wildlife in southern Africa, thanks to year-round waterholes that attract a cornucopia of animals. Explore on game drives and catch a glimpse of the "great grey ghosts" - magnificent elephant bulls coated in the pale, white dust of these incredible salt pans. 

SOSSUSVLEI

Where the world's tallest sand dunes tower above the desert and red sands kiss a brilliant blue sky. Sossusvlei has to be seen to be believed! Climb the world's highest dunes to take in the jaw-dropping view, discover the mysteries of Dead Vlei with its striking petrified trees or soar over the vast dune sea in a hot-air balloon. Whatever you choose, the result is the same - amazing!

DAMARALAND

This is a land of ancient mystery, where you'll find rock engravings dating back tens of thousands of years, desert-adapted elephant and towering geological wonders, including Namibia's highest mountain - the Brandberg. Damaraland is one of the most scenically dramatic regions in the country and is home to some spectacular luxury lodges.

SKELETON COAST & KAOKAVELD

This really is the "land God made in anger" - desolate, remote and vast, stretching all along the Altantic coastline to the border with Angola and inland along the perennial Kunene River. This is the home of the nomadic Himba people, the desert black rhino and a range of incredible, desert-adapted wildlife species found nowhere else in Africa.

VIEWS

HIGHLIGHTS

A chameleon is sticking its tongue out in the sand.

DIVERSITY ON DISPLAY

Namibia's vast landscapes provide a sanctuary for an array of wildlife, from the dense populations of elephants and rhinos in Etosha National Park to the unique desert-adapted species in the Namib. The commitment to conservation is evident across the country, with community-driven efforts playing a key role in preserving these natural wonders for future generations.

A close up of a lion laying down in the grass.

WILDLIFE APLENTY

Encounter the Big Five in Etosha National Park; track desert-adapted elephants in Damaraland; witness the flamingo flocks at Walvis Bay; explore the water-rich Caprivi Strip; watch Cape fur seal colonies on the Skeleton Coast; observe rare desert lions in the Namib; marvel at the unique welwitschia plant... There is more life in a desert nation than you could ever comprehend!

ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK

The vast, shimmering salt flats of Etosha are home to some of the highest concentrations of wildlife in southern Africa, thanks to year-round waterholes that attract a cornucopia of animals. Explore on game drives and catch a glimpse of the "great grey ghosts" - magnificent elephant bulls coated in the pale, white dust of these incredible salt pans. 

SOSSUSVLEI

Where the world's tallest sand dunes tower above the desert and red sands kiss a brilliant blue sky. Sossusvlei has to be seen to be believed! Climb the world's highest dunes to take in the jaw-dropping view, discover the mysteries of Dead Vlei with its striking petrified trees or soar over the vast dune sea in a hot-air balloon. Whatever you choose, the result is the same - amazing!

DAMARALAND

This is a land of ancient mystery, where you'll find rock engravings dating back tens of thousands of years, desert-adapted elephant and towering geological wonders, including Namibia's highest mountain - the Brandberg. Damaraland is one of the most scenically dramatic regions in the country and is home to some spectacular luxury lodges.

SKELETON COAST & KAOKAVELD

This really is the "land God made in anger" - desolate, remote and vast, stretching all along the Altantic coastline to the border with Angola and inland along the perennial Kunene River. This is the home of the nomadic Himba people, the desert black rhino and a range of incredible, desert-adapted wildlife species found nowhere else in Africa.

DIVERSITY ON DISPLAY

Namibia's vast landscapes provide a sanctuary for an array of wildlife, from the dense populations of elephants and rhinos in Etosha National Park to the unique desert-adapted species in the Namib. The commitment to conservation is evident across the country, with community-driven efforts playing a key role in preserving these natural wonders for future generations.

VIEWS

HIGHLIGHTS

A chameleon is sticking its tongue out in the sand.

DIVERSITY ON DISPLAY

Namibia's vast landscapes provide a sanctuary for an array of wildlife, from the dense populations of elephants and rhinos in Etosha National Park to the unique desert-adapted species in the Namib. The commitment to conservation is evident across the country, with community-driven efforts playing a key role in preserving these natural wonders for future generations.

A close up of a lion laying down in the grass.

WILDLIFE APLENTY

Encounter the Big Five in Etosha National Park; track desert-adapted elephants in Damaraland; witness the flamingo flocks at Walvis Bay; explore the water-rich Caprivi Strip; watch Cape fur seal colonies on the Skeleton Coast; observe rare desert lions in the Namib; marvel at the unique welwitschia plant... There is more life in a desert nation than you could ever comprehend!

An elephant is standing in the middle of a desert looking at the camera.

ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK

The vast, shimmering salt flats of Etosha are home to some of the highest concentrations of wildlife in southern Africa, thanks to year-round waterholes that attract a cornucopia of animals. Explore on game drives and catch a glimpse of the "great grey ghosts" - magnificent elephant bulls coated in the pale, white dust of these incredible salt pans. 

SOSSUSVLEI

Where the world's tallest sand dunes tower above the desert and red sands kiss a brilliant blue sky. Sossusvlei has to be seen to be believed! Climb the world's highest dunes to take in the jaw-dropping view, discover the mysteries of Dead Vlei with its striking petrified trees or soar over the vast dune sea in a hot-air balloon. Whatever you choose, the result is the same - amazing!

DAMARALAND

This is a land of ancient mystery, where you'll find rock engravings dating back tens of thousands of years, desert-adapted elephant and towering geological wonders, including Namibia's highest mountain - the Brandberg. Damaraland is one of the most scenically dramatic regions in the country and is home to some spectacular luxury lodges.

SKELETON COAST & KAOKAVELD

This really is the "land God made in anger" - desolate, remote and vast, stretching all along the Altantic coastline to the border with Angola and inland along the perennial Kunene River. This is the home of the nomadic Himba people, the desert black rhino and a range of incredible, desert-adapted wildlife species found nowhere else in Africa.

DIVERSITY ON DISPLAY

Namibia's vast landscapes provide a sanctuary for an array of wildlife, from the dense populations of elephants and rhinos in Etosha National Park to the unique desert-adapted species in the Namib. The commitment to conservation is evident across the country, with community-driven efforts playing a key role in preserving these natural wonders for future generations.

WILDLIFE APLENTY

Encounter the Big Five in Etosha National Park; track desert-adapted elephants in Damaraland; witness the flamingo flocks at Walvis Bay; explore the water-rich Caprivi Strip; watch Cape fur seal colonies on the Skeleton Coast; observe rare desert lions in the Namib; marvel at the unique welwitschia plant... There is more life in a desert nation than you could ever comprehend!

VIEWS

WHY WE LOVE NAMIBIA

A LEGACY OF CARE

Namibia is a renowned as being a pioneer when it comes to conservation, being the first African country to incorporate environmental protection into its constitution. Community-based conservation efforts across the country have led to the recovery of species once on the brink of extinction, making Namibia a model for wildlife management and eco-tourism as well as sustainable tourism. Luxury lodges and camps have bought into this concept and work with the country's conservation stakeholders to help protect fragile wilderness areas and the wild fauna and flora that call them home.

ECHOES OF THE PAST

The cultural tapestry of Namibia is vibrant and diverse, with the Himba people, San Bushmen, Herero and Damara offering insights into ancient traditions and lifestyles that have stood the test of time. Cultural tours provide a window into their unique ways of life, deeply connected to the earth and its cycles.

A PREMIER DESTINATION

From the adrenaline-pumping adventures in Swakopmund to the serene beauty of the Fish River Canyon, Namibia offers a plethora of experiences. Whether it’s the thrill of a safari, the challenge of hiking, or the peace of a desert sunset, Namibia has something for every traveler.

EXPERTS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

Travel African Time offers expertly crafted journeys to Namibia, ensuring an immersive experience that honours both the natural beauty and the cultural heritage of the destination. Our personalised itineraries and local knowledge make us the perfect partner for your Namibian adventure.

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WHY WE LOVE NAMIBIA

A LEGACY OF CARE

Namibia is a renowned as being a pioneer when it comes to conservation, being the first African country to incorporate environmental protection into its constitution. Community-based conservation efforts across the country have led to the recovery of species once on the brink of extinction, making Namibia a model for wildlife management and eco-tourism as well as sustainable tourism. Luxury lodges and camps have bought into this concept and work with the country's conservation stakeholders to help protect fragile wilderness areas and the wild fauna and flora that call them home.

ECHOES OF THE PAST

The cultural tapestry of Namibia is vibrant and diverse, with the Himba people, San Bushmen, Herero and Damara offering insights into ancient traditions and lifestyles that have stood the test of time. Cultural tours provide a window into their unique ways of life, deeply connected to the earth and its cycles.

A PREMIER DESTINATION

From the adrenaline-pumping adventures in Swakopmund to the serene beauty of the Fish River Canyon, Namibia offers a plethora of experiences. Whether it’s the thrill of a safari, the challenge of hiking, or the peace of a desert sunset, Namibia has something for every traveler.

EXPERTS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

Travel African Time offers expertly crafted journeys to Namibia, ensuring an immersive experience that honours both the natural beauty and the cultural heritage of the destination. Our personalised itineraries and local knowledge make us the perfect partner for your Namibian adventure.

GET IN TOUCH
PLAN YOUR SAFARI

WHY WE LOVE NAMIBIA

A LEGACY OF CARE

Namibia is a renowned as being a pioneer when it comes to conservation, being the first African country to incorporate environmental protection into its constitution. Community-based conservation efforts across the country have led to the recovery of species once on the brink of extinction, making Namibia a model for wildlife management and eco-tourism as well as sustainable tourism. Luxury lodges and camps have bought into this concept and work with the country's conservation stakeholders to help protect fragile wilderness areas and the wild fauna and flora that call them home.

ECHOES OF THE PAST

The cultural tapestry of Namibia is vibrant and diverse, with the Himba people, San Bushmen, Herero and Damara offering insights into ancient traditions and lifestyles that have stood the test of time. Cultural tours provide a window into their unique ways of life, deeply connected to the earth and its cycles.

A PREMIER DESTINATION

From the adrenaline-pumping adventures in Swakopmund to the serene beauty of the Fish River Canyon, Namibia offers a plethora of experiences. Whether it’s the thrill of a safari, the challenge of hiking, or the peace of a desert sunset, Namibia has something for every traveler.

EXPERTS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

Travel African Time offers expertly crafted journeys to Namibia, ensuring an immersive experience that honours both the natural beauty and the cultural heritage of the destination. Our personalised itineraries and local knowledge make us the perfect partner for your Namibian adventure.

GET IN TOUCH
PLAN YOUR SAFARI
The best times to visit Namibia

Namibia is characterised by its dry, sunny climate, making it a year-round destination. The best wildlife viewing is during the dry season (May to September), when animals congregate around waterholes. This is also the coolest time of year. The coastal areas, influenced by cold Atlantic currents, offer an even cooler climate, while the interior can be extremely hot in summer (December to February). Nights in the desert are always cooler than daytime, so prepare to wrap up if necessary.


Summer: December to March 

Autumn: April to June

Winter: July to September

Spring: October to November


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ACCOMMODATION INSPIRATION
A bedroom with a king size bed , desk , and sliding glass doors.
A group of yellow houses are sitting on top of a sand dune.
A large house is surrounded by trees and a pond.
A bedroom with a canopy bed and a couch
A bed is sitting on a wooden deck in front of a house.
A woman is sitting on a chair on a deck overlooking the desert.
A bedroom with a canopy bed and a view of the desert.
A bedroom with a king size bed and a thatched roof.
A tent is sitting in the middle of a rocky field.
An aerial view of a thatched hut with a pool in the middle of the desert.
There is a large bed in the middle of the room.
A swimming pool with a view of the desert at sunset.
ACCOMMODATION INSPIRATION
A bedroom with a king size bed , desk , and sliding glass doors.
A group of yellow houses are sitting on top of a sand dune.
A large house is surrounded by trees and a pond.
A bedroom with a canopy bed and a couch
A bed is sitting on a wooden deck in front of a house.
A woman is sitting on a chair on a deck overlooking the desert.
A bedroom with a canopy bed and a view of the desert.
A bedroom with a king size bed and a thatched roof.
A tent is sitting in the middle of a rocky field.
An aerial view of a thatched hut with a pool in the middle of the desert.
There is a large bed in the middle of the room.
A swimming pool with a view of the desert at sunset.
ACCOMMODATION INSPIRATION
A bedroom with a king size bed , desk , and sliding glass doors.
A group of yellow houses are sitting on top of a sand dune.
A large house is surrounded by trees and a pond.
A bedroom with a canopy bed and a couch
A bed is sitting on a wooden deck in front of a house.
A woman is sitting on a chair on a deck overlooking the desert.
A bedroom with a canopy bed and a view of the desert.
A bedroom with a king size bed and a thatched roof.
A tent is sitting in the middle of a rocky field.
An aerial view of a thatched hut with a pool in the middle of the desert.
There is a large bed in the middle of the room.
A swimming pool with a view of the desert at sunset.
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