Untouched and Untamed Paradise

Destination: Namibia

Namibia Holidays

The land of sand and with just 3 people per square kilometer, Namibia is the least populated country on the African Continent.The landscape is vast, comprised of inaccessible desert and alien-like terrain which supports an extraordinary abundance of wildlife.

The most popular destination is undoubtedly Sossusvlei and the Namib desert.

Climbing the iconic red dunes of Sossusvlei, racing through the dunes on quad bikes in Swakopmund, searching for desert-adapted elephant and endangered black rhino in Damaraland, seeing numerous species all sharing a waterhole at the same time in Etosha and tracking cheetah on foot at Okonjima … this is just a snippet of what to expect when exploring Namibia.

If you are looking to get well off the beaten track, the dramatic Skeleton Coast with its fog-clad shores interspersed with the rusting hulks of shipwrecks and cape fur seal colonies numbering in their tens of thousands is just the place for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

When Is the best time to visit ?

Namibia can be visited all year round but if you looking to avoid the extreme summer temperatures, we would recommend the period from May to October.

What wildlife will I see in Namibia ?

Namibia is a vast and sparsely populated country with plenty of untouched landscapes and wildlife to admire.To name just a few, these include the Big 5, zebra, free-roaming black rhino, Cape Fur seals, its national symbol the Oryx, as well as various other antelopes.

Can I do a self drive tour in Namibia?

Namibia is very popular for self drive trips. Keep in mind that the country is vast and give yourself enough time to enjoy your trip. Namibia’s road network is one of the best in the world, and even their gravel roads are safe to drive on. All road signs are international and easy to understand.