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It's home to the world’s oldest desert, the highest sand dunes, the clearest night skies, the largest canyon in Africa, and a salt pan that’s visible from space. It's even home to one of the world’s oldest tribes plus more wild animals than people. One thing's for sure, Namibia is incredible. Keen to get out there? With all your Namibia tour essentials taken care of by us, and all the Choice Experiences to tailor your ultimate Namibia trip, you’ll have the freedom to discover the best of Namibia, but always your way.
Wondering what to do in Namibia first? Our Namibia tours have got you covered with all the iconic sights from the blazing dunes of the Sossusvlei to the incredible wildlife of Etosha.
There’s nowhere on earth like Etosha. We’ll take you on a game drive and show you the desert landscapes, open grasslands, Africa’s largest salt pan that can be seen from space, and hundreds of animals from lions, leopards and cheetah to elephants, rhino and giraffe…this is your wildest Namibia safari dreams come true.
The sand dunes and salt pans of the Namib Desert are truly out of this world. Come for a ride in our 4x4 vehicle and journey through the unbelievable beauty of Sossusvlei. We’ll climb the famous Dune 45 and the Big Daddy dune, and stop at Deadvlei, a white clay pan where ancient camelthorn trees sit in a striking contrast against the giant red dunes.
Namibia’s highlights just keep on rolling in the surreal landscapes of the Erongo Region, with massive boulders and rocky mountains formed from the 130 million-year-old remains of a volcano. We’ll go on a hike through the Erongo Mountains, check out the ancient rock art, and stop for a wine tasting in the high desert winelands of Omaruru.
Tailor the Namibia tour of your dreams with our range of Choice Experiences. Choose from adventures like meeting the Herero people, a semi-nomadic tribe, and exploring the incredible Sesriem Canyon.
Katie B.
Past guest
You'll feel a real sense of awe when you set eyes on Sesriem Canyon. It's around 3 kilometers long, 30 meters deep and was carved out millions of years ago by the Tsauchab River. We loved checking out the towering rock formations, including the natural sphinx-like formation near the mouth of the canyon.
Maximilian W.
Past guest
We stopped at Otijwa, the oldest game farm in Namibia, where we had the special opportunity of meeting the Herero people, a semi-nomadic tribe. They've held on to their traditional dress, culture and customs and we met some of the tribe members and learned how they make a livelihood tending livestock. It was a fantastic experience and a must for any trip to Namibia.
Irina G.
Costsaver team member
You'll learn all about the natural and cultural history of Namibia at the Owela Museum, with hundreds of cultural artifacts, natural specimens and dioramas of village life. You can also get in on Namibian life just outside the museum, where the locals play a traditional game with pebbles called Owela - which is how the museum got its name!
Love munching on jerky? Then you’ll quickly get addicted to biltong, Namibia's answer to this dried meat snack. It’s made from cured meat, like beef, ostrich and wildebeest, and is spiced with all kinds of herbs like coriander. It’s the country’s go-to snack and you’ll find it everywhere from markets to restaurants.
It doesn’t get more comforting than potjiekos, a heart meat and vegetable stew, flavored with alcohol like sherry, beer or wine for an extra kick. It’s traditionally cooked in a three-legged cast iron pot and will bubble away over an open fire for hours. Grab a bowl and find out what this is one of Namibia’s favorite dishes.
You can’t go to Namibia without trying the famous Windhoek beer. It’s been brewed for nearly a century using a simple recipe of malted barley, hops and water, all in the name of the Reinheitsgebot decree, a German Beer Purity Law that dates back to 1516. Raise a glass of Windhoek lager and taste a piece of history!
There are more than 300 days of sunshine a year in Namibia, so pack your hat and sunscreen and get ready to shine almost any time of the year.
The desert is a beautiful sight any time of the year and we love it best from March to September when the temperatures are less scorching.
Go exploring the coastal areas like Swakopmund from October to April when there are milder temperatures and better chances of spotting whales in Walvis Bay from October to November.
Wildlife spotting is at its best during the dry season from June to October, although you can visit the famous parks like Etosha all year round.
Water shortages are a huge problem in Namibia, and you can do your bit to save water by reusing towels and sheets and using buckets provided in the shower to catch water which can then be used for things like washing.
Most dune plants and animals live just 10cm under the surface, so if you go walking or quad biking through the dunes, always keep to the trail, drive slowly and avoid damaging the plants and wildlife.
Fires burn hard and fast in the desert and can be extremely destructive, so make sure you never drop matches or cigarette butts on the ground.
