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    Namibia

    Home to some of the most varied landscapes on the continent as well as huge numbers of wildlife.

    About Namibia

    THROUGHOUT THE DESERT, LIFE ASTONISHINGLY FLOURISHES

    Namibia is a unique wilderness: famed for its deep red sands, rolling dunes and stark, rugged beauty, this is a country that will take your breath away. Throughout the desert, life, astonishingly, flourishes: there are untold treasures of flora and fauna to be found across the seemingly inhospitable desert, and there are endemic species that have made their home here, and only here. From the elegant oryx, to the mighty desert elephant, there are animals to be seen here that allow for a safari experience with a twist- witness the incredible capacity of adaptation of both animals and plants in this landscape, and marvel at its beauty.



    Namibia is a country of wide, open spaces, its stark beauty owed to the wonderful desert scenery and the incredibly harsh but breath-taking Skeleton Coast. The country is relatively new in the safari world, but there is an excellent range of hotels, camps and safari lodges. These locations are frequently far apart, and charter flights are often necessary . Namibia is recommended for travellers who have done some serious, in-depth game viewing elsewhere. The prime attraction is endless and captivating desert scenery, amazing colours and contrasts, spectacular sunsets, and the interaction between the desert and its resident wildlife, as well as remote communities of people such as the Himba.



    Climate

    With an average of 300 days of sunshine annually Namibia is one of the sunniest countries in the world. The climate is generally arid which means that the potential evaporation is higher than the precipitation, resulting in very low levels humidity. In general Namibia’s climate can be described as hot and dry, although substantial fluctuations during the seasons or even within one day are typical.

    Seasons

    JANUARY (Green Season)
    FEBRUARY (Green Season )
    MARCH (Green Season)
    APRIL (Shoulder Season)
    MAY (Shoulder Season)
    JUNE and JULY (High Season)
    AUGUST (High Season)
    SEPTEMBER and October (High Season)
    NOVEMBER (Start of Green Season)
    DECEMBER (Green Season except 20 Dec – 10 Jan)





    Despite the ruggedness of the Namibian landscape, a stunning range of flora and fauna thrive here. The sheer abundance and variety of wildlife of all sizes is staggering. Namibians are deeply committed to protecting their country’s natural resources and the richness of wildlife is testament to this. Namibia is the only country in the world where large numbers of rare and endangered wildlife are translocated from national parks to open communal land.



    Morning and Afternoon Safaris
    Bird Watching
    Walking
    Boat Trips
    Night Safaris
    Cultural visits
    Hot Air Ballooning
    Beaches
    Private Charters
    Fishing



    43 Million People
    Windhoek
    Namibian Dollar
    English, German and Afrikaans
    Tourism, Diamonds and Seals




    OUR FAVOURITE PLACES TO STAY

    We have first-hand experience of the camps and accommodation in this unique and beautiful destination