The most popular travel time in Namibia is the dry season between June and October. These months are also the best time to visit Etosha National Park. If wildlife viewing is not at the top of your list, travelling in the low season can have advantages. We share advice on the best time to travel depending on different regions and seasons.

Windhoek is the starting point for most trips around Namibia. But which visa do you need to get here and how do you get to your next destination? Find out whether a self-drive trip, guided tour, or fly-in package is the best option for you.

Find out which factors determine the price of your trip, which currency to use in Namibia, and how much you should budget for tipping. It’s always better to now before you go!

From road safety to malaria risk and things to consider when on safari. While Namibia is considered a safe and low-risk malaria travel destination, we share expert travel advice on how to stay safe on its lonely gravel roads and beyond.

Just don’t pack too much! We could end our packing list here, but if you want to know a few more details on what to bring to Namibia and in which type of bag to put it all, study our packing list and travel packing advice.

Namibia is home to extraordinary wildlife, found in national parks, private reserves, and remote wilderness areas. From sweeping deserts and dramatic dunes to rocky mountains and seasonal riverbeds, each region supports its own unique mix of species.

If planned carefully, travelling to Namibia with children will be an unforgettable family adventure. With its vast landscapes, empty spaces, and unique wildlife, the country offers a sense of freedom rarely found elsewhere.