Best Namibia Tours and Safaris Ideas
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The Ultimate Self-Drive through Namibia
Windhoek, Namib-Naukluft National Park, Swakopmund, Damaraland
11 Nights
Starting from
$7,268
Luxury Etosha & Damaraland Fly-In Safari
Kunene River, Damaraland, Etosha National Park
7 Nights
Starting from
$37,083
Self-Drive Tour Through Namibia and Botswana
Windhoek, Namib Desert, Swakopmund, Damaraland
16 Nights
Starting from
$3,619
Best of Namibia's Southern Circuit Tour
Windhoek, Mariental, Fish River Canyon, Luderitz
10 Nights
Starting from
$2,367
Adventurous Self-Drive Tour along Namibia's Coast
Namib-Naukluft National Park, Swakopmund, Skeleton Coast, Damaraland
8 Nights
Starting from
$6,618
Frequently Asked Questions
We've taken the liberty to answer everything you may need to know about visiting Namibia
No two Rhino Africa tours are the same. However, we do have popular combinations that our guests use as inspiration to kickstart their planning.
Your tour really depends on who you are, who you’re travelling with, and what everyone wants out of the holiday. For example, there are certain lodges that cater specifically to families with children, whereas couples looking for a romantic safari might want to go somewhere quieter.
However, our favourite destinations to visit in Namibia include:
- Sossusvlei: Found in the oldest desert in the world, the Namib Desert
- Skeleton Coast: Where the desert meets the ocean and a ship graveyard
- Etosha National Park: Reigns supreme for a safari, with plenty of fascinating desert-adapted species to see
- Waterberg Plateau National Park: Flourishing flora and fauna and a sanctuary for endangered species
- Swakopmund: Namibia’s adventure capital
- Windhoek: The gateway to the country, it’s the perfect starting and/or ending point for your Namibia tour
- Fish River Canyon: The second-biggest canyon in the world
- Namib-Naukluft National Park: Home to the Deadvlei
- Damaraland: Site of fascinating geological formations and San rock art paintings
The best time to plan your Namibia tour is during the country’s drier season, between May and October. We recommend this time to our guests because the game viewing is excellent at this time, the weather is more temperate, and there’s not much rain. Furthermore, malaria risk is at its lowest.
The other months are not off-limits, though. But if you plan your Namibia tour between September and October, you can expect sky-high temperatures, whereas June and June can get very cold.
How much you’ll spend on a Namibia safari tour depends on various factors, such as when you’re travelling, as peak seasons can be more expensive, the duration of your stay, selection of activities, distances between your destinations, and more. However, as a benchmark, you can expect to pay between $100 to $1500 per person per night.
There’s plenty to keep you amused and exploring in Namibia. However, here are some of our favourite activities:
- Climb the highest dune, Big Daddy, in Sossusvlei
- Stargazing as the skies are free from pollution and city lights
- Hot air balloon rides to see the country from above
- Game drives in game reserves like Etosha National Park
- Wildlife and landscape photography
- Helicopter rides for a bird’s-eye view
- Cultural excursions in the Waterberg Plateau
- See the wild horses run free at Garub Pan
- Visit the abandoned Kolmanskop town
- And many more!
Self-driving is a great way to tour Namibia, as it gives you time to take in all the scenery. However, if you don’t have a lot of time to spend in Namibia or prefer to skip to the end destination, a luxury fly-in safari is an excellent option. Many of the luxury lodges have private landing strips nearby to make your transport a breeze.
Absolutely! Namibia is a well-known safari destination with a twist. With a harsh desert climate, the safaris are even more fascinating as you see how these species have adapted to survive.
Anyone who loves Mother Nature in her rawest form. In particular, safari enthusiasts and wildlife photographers will ooh and aah over the landscapes and wildlife.
Namibia is also an excellent choice for a honeymoon, romantic getaway, or just a digital detox. Families enjoy touring through Namibia because there’s so much to do and many family-friendly luxury lodges and activities.
If you’re coming all the way to Africa, you might as well make the best of it! We usually recommend that our guests pair Namibia with nearby star attractions like Botswana, South Africa, and Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe or Zambia. However, the possibilities are really endless, and we’ll ensure your itinerary works well and makes sense logistically.
Planning a tour in country like Namibia can be a bit of an art, especially if it’s your first time visiting Africa. That’s why our Travel Experts get so many tour itinerary requests from guests all across the globe.
We live in Africa and have our fingers on the pulse of all things luxury travel. Therefore, we can plan your itinerary down to the smallest detail so you can focus on simply soaking in every moment.
Complete our enquiry form, and a Travel Expert will be in touch with you to hear more about what type of holiday you envision. From there, we’ll start tailoring each element of your dream Namibia holiday.
