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Namibia Holidays
Africa's beauty queen
This is where nature lovers and keen photographers go to be blown away; Namibia’s natural beauty has to be seen to be believed.
Home to massive sand monoliths, extraordinary rock formations, endless stretches of savannahs and rolling dunes, Namibia is a land of contrasts and colours. Wander past grazing giraffes as you explore the wilderness, head to the shoreline to see playful marine life and visit one of the many national parks for awe-inspiring vistas.
For a contrast, head to Cape Town after your trip to experience eclectic African culture, or twin your visit with Kruger National Park for a chance to spot the Big Five in their most natural habitat.
PLEASE NOTE: Namibia is currently experiencing very high demand as the country is so popular due to its amazing scenery and spectacular safaris. There are limited accommodation options therefore, it is best to plan your holiday as far ahead as possible to avoid disappointment.
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Essential Information
See Practical Information- Time Zone GMT +1
- Currency ZAR - South African rand and NAD - Namibian dollar
- Visa Information British citizens are not required to obtain a visa for travel to Namibia.
- Language English is widely spoken
- Flight Time 13–15 hours for indirect flights from London Heathrow via Johannesburg.
- Health Information Special vaccines are recommended for travel to Namibia. Speak to your GP to get the latest up to date medical information.
Top Tips from our Experts
Verity
General Manager
“Sossusvlei National Park has to be one of the most amazing and memorable experiences I’ve had on my travels. The scenery is breath-taking and so different to many other places I have visited. Walking up the sand dunes was hard work but very satisfying to enjoy the views, and sliding back down (on my bottom) was certainly fun. It’s a photographer’s dream”
Barbara
Destination Specialist
“Namibia is perfect for a self drive adventure with great roads and infrastructure. I would suggest also visiting South Africa for the ultimate road trip of a lifetime.”
Karen
Destination Specialist
“If you’re looking for a once in a lifetime experience, make sure to include a hot air balloon over the colourful Sossusvlei sand dunes and finish with a champagne breakfast.”
Great sample itineraries
Here's a selection of popular itineraries to give you some ideas. But almost anything's possible so call us now and we'll create an amazing holiday just for you.
South Africa and Namibia Multi Centre
South Africa is an extremely popular all year round destination and offers so many different options for travellers, that many people find themselves heading back to South Africa time and time again to experience something new. From the high end...
Multi centre holidays
Exploring Namibia Tour
A comprehensive journey capturing Namibia's breath taking scenery, this 13 day tour gives you a fantastic insight into the sights, sounds, aromas and tastes of this beautiful country. Visit the eerie Kolmanskop Ghost Town which was left to the hands...
Wildlife holidays
Highlights of Namibia Tour
An ideal introduction to this breathtaking country, our Highlights of Namibia tour takes you on a journey from the dark waters of the Atlantic Ocean to the dusty plains of the Namib Desert. Explore the geological formations in Damaraland, climb...
Escorted tours
Sossusvlei Adventure Tour
Explore the red sculpted dunes of Sossusvlei on this short fly-in tour from Johannesburg. At a height of 325 metres, these are some of the highest dunes in the world and their patterns are being continuously reshaped by the wind...
Adventure holidays
Types of Namibia holidays
Frequently Asked Questions
Flights to Namibia are approximately 10 hours, excluding stop-over time. There are currently no direct flights to Hosea Kutako International Airport in Windhoek. However, British Airways, Ethiopian Airlines, and South African Airways provide indirect flights from the UK.
Etosha National Park is one of the best places for game-viewing safaris in Namibia and is also one of the most accessible in the country. It features a huge salt pan which plays home to an abundance of wildlife, including leopards and black rhinos.
