Namibia Tour Destinations

Stretching from the peaceful banks of the Kavango River in northern Namibia to the wildlife-dense plains of Botswana’s magnificent Chobe National Park, the journey between these two regions offers rustic campers one of the most intense and enjoyable trips into one of Africa’s wildest landscapes. This holiday will lead you through lush woodlands, picturesque riverside…

Deep down in the south of Namibia, close to the famous ghost town of Kolmanskop, sits Keetmanshoop, a small town that often escapes the radar of many travellers, yet is packed full of interesting things to see. While Namibia is well-known for its desert, its dramatic coastlines, and for its world-famous wildlife, Keetmanshoop is different….

Tucked away just about unseen in Namibia’s northeastern frontier, the Caprivi Strip is a place that feels almost as though it doesn’t quite fit into place, in a country that is better known for its sun-scorched deserts and dramatic dunes. This narrow band of greenery stretches between the borders of Angola, Zambia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe,…

There is a good reason why Namibia is called a “moonscape” or alien-like. The landscapes here look like they don’t belong on Earth, they look like scenes from Interstellar, and you could almost expect to see a spaceman walking out from behind a rock. This is because Namibia is far from your average country. It…

A lot is said about Namibia’s desert, its cities and its wildlife parks, but much of its coastline tends to remain a little bit of a mystery to travellers, a destination that is so off the beaten track that many prefer to stick to better-known places rather than take on the dusty coastal roads. But…

Herds of wild horses can be seen in a variety of places in Southern Africa. A fascinating sighting, these are the descendants of the horses brought to the continent by European colonisers and today the wild horses of Namibia have become almost indigenous. These stunning animals can only be seen in the southern part of…

Waterberg Plateau National Park is the unsung but absolutely stunning Namibia destination that really should be on more Namibia tour itineraries. This spectacular place is infinitely beautiful and its rough and rugged terrain is enough to entice hikers of all kinds, from those beginners just breaking in their boots to those experienced juggernauts who leave…

Founded sometime in the 1790s and home to just 51,618 residents (as of 2024), Walvis Bay is considered to be one of Namibia’s most important tourist landmarks. And once you’ve read our list of fun facts about this place, you’ll be pencilling it into your next Namibia tour. This is hands down Namibia’s most fabulous…