A stark desert landscape in Dead Vlei, Namibia, with leafless, blackened trees on white clay and a red sand dune in the background.

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Where the desert lives and adventure awakens

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Endless horizons, breathtaking landscapes & unforgettable safaris

A country full of natural wonders - Namibia is bursting with breathtaking landscapes. Seemingly endless deserts meet coastal towns with beautiful beaches, breathtaking waterfalls, a petrified forest and striking mountain landscapes further characterise the contrasting picture in southwest Africa. And while national parks showcase the fascinating wildlife, the capital provides insights into the country's impressive culture.

All those who want to explore Namibia are spoilt for choice: There are so many wonderful places hidden here, all of which want to be seen. The Kalahari semi-desert, for example, with the world's largest continuous expanse of sand, will immerse you in a completely different world. Some people are drawn from the solitude of the desert to the coast, of which there are two contrasting cities, Swakopmund and Lüderitz. One is a tourist magnet with a beach, nature-rich excursions and restaurants. The other is more remote and surrounded by a certain magic: Colonial buildings make the town seem frozen in time.

The Brandberg is artistic - not only is it the largest mountain in Namibia, it is also decorated with rock carvings. The Spitzkoppe, the Naukluft Mountains, the Cape Cross and Waterberg are just some of the many other mountains worth seeing. Of course, the animal inhabitants of south-west Africa are not to be missed: Giraffes, zebras and cheetahs await you in the Etosha National Park. Last but not least, a visit to the capital Windhoek is a must if you want to learn more about the history and culture of south-west Africa.

As you can see, one trip to Namibia is hardly enough to discover all the enchanting things this country has to offer. However, each visit will be another milestone in your life, enriching you with valuable experiences.

Details

  • Best time to travel

    May - October

  • Price

    From 3.000 € per person plus flights

  • Flight time

    10.5h from Frankfurt am Main

  • Recommended trip duration

    From 10 days

Your country expert

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Dana Leidel

5 reasons to travel to Namibia

Namib Desert

the world's oldest desert

Sossusvlei

unique desert landscape

Damaraland

the home of desert lions and rock art

Kakaoland

visit the desert elephants

Landscape

Endless expanses, absolute silence and deep black nights

Our Namibia trips

Let our Namibia tours inspire you. We are happy to customise each trip to your wishes and ideas.

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We had a wonderful trip through Namibia, which is still very present in all our minds. The country is just great and we enjoyed everything very much. The trip was very well organised and perfectly timed. The accommodation was lovely and everywhere we went, we made sure that the children were not too far away from us.

Nicole B.

Accommodation in Namibia

Stay in the most beautiful and exclusive accommodation in the country and make your safari even more unforgettable.

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Onduli Ridge

Damaraland, Namibia

Onduli Ridge, named after the region's resident giraffe, is situated at the foot of two south-facing granite cliffs. This location offers magnificent views of Namibia's highest mountain, the Brandberg, to the south and the scattered, cathedral-like granite island mountains to the north. The camp is

A modern, glass-fronted suite with warm interior lighting sits beneath a colorful, partly cloudy sky during sunset, surrounded by nature.

Andersson's at Ongava

Ongava Private Game Reserve, Namibia

Andersson's at Ongava Lodge is situated in the heart of the Ongava Private Game Reserve, which borders directly on the southern edge of the famous Etosha National Park in Namibia. This exclusive location offers guests access to one of the country's most biodiverse regions. The reserve stretches over

Aerial view of a desert campsite in the Hoanib Valley at dusk with tents and a campfire among mountains.

Hoanib Valley Camp

Hoanib Valley, Namibia

At Hoanib Valley Camp you will experience the true scale and magic of Namibia, an opportunity that not many will have. Here you will encounter desert elephants, giraffes, lions, rhinos, mountain zebras and oryxes. Enjoy a gin and tonic on your private veranda and marvel at the barren beauty of the l

A luxurious yurt-like accommodation built on stilts in a vast desert landscape at sunset, with mountains in the distance.

Zannier Hotels Sonop

Karas Region, Namibia

Experience the thrill of adventure at Zannier Hotel Sonop, where the splendour of times gone by meets the finesse of a luxury tented camp. Set amidst the unspoilt wilderness of Namibia's south-west, the hotel is reminiscent of the era of the British explorers of the 1920s. Built on granite outcrops,

A modern desert lodge with angular structures nestled into a mountainous desert landscape, featuring a round swimming pool and outdoor seating area.

andBeyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge

Namib Wüste, Namibia

This exclusive luxury resort of the andBeyond lodge chain is located in one of the most fascinating landscapes in Africa. Strikingly clear light bathes the special backdrop of a sea of dunes, rocks and gravel surfaces in a picturesque image. Sossusvlei Desert Lodge combines sustainability with absol

Tented camp set in a serene landscape with trees, a small river, and wooden structures partially covered with vegetation during sunset.

Onguma Tented Camp

Onguma Private Game Reserve, Namibia

Onguma stands for "a place you don't want to leave". This is exactly the feeling that guests at the Onguma Tented Camp, one of the five Onguma Camps, are likely to get as soon as they breathe in the air of this wonderful facility: The attention to detail in particular lives up to its name. Seven pri

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Our favorite places in Namibia

Namibia seduces with its endless expanses, majestic dunes and impressive silence. Our favorite places show you the secret highlights of this fascinating country - from surreal desert landscapes to untouched oases of peace. Discover Namibia as you have never experienced it before.

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A vast desert landscape with dry cracked ground, sparse leafless trees in the middle distance, and orange sand dunes under a blue sky.

Sossusvlei

A rocky coastline with the ocean waves crashing against the shore, and buildings in the background at Swakopmund, Namibia.

Swakopmund

A solitary giraffe standing on a dry, flat landscape in Etosha National Park.

Etosha National Park

Worth knowing about Namibia

Why book with us, your Namibia specialist?

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Namibia with an experienced Namibia specialist at your side.

Why book with a Namibia Specialist? Our in-depth knowledge of the country and personal contacts on the ground enable us to offer exclusive experiences and unique accommodation that will make your trip unforgettable. We take care of every detail, from customized itineraries to private guides, so you can focus on your adventure. Trust our expert knowledge and passion for Namibia for a trip that will last a lifetime.

A herd of elephants walking on a dusty path through a natural landscape with rocks and bushes.

Best time to travel to Namibia

The best time to discover Namibia and its breathtaking landscapes is during the dry season from May to the end of September. During these months, the temperatures are pleasantly mild and the conditions are ideal for unforgettable safaris and hikes. This is the time when the wildlife congregates at the few remaining waterholes, making for spectacular game viewing. The temperatures are pleasantly warm, but it is not too hot, making it the ideal time to enjoy outdoor activities and explore the desert landscape on hikes. It is also a wonderful time for photography enthusiasts, as the clear views and soft light in the Namib Desert and Kalahari are unique.

However, Namibia is generally considered a country with little rainfall, so travelling during the rainy season is also possible. It never rains for days on end during these months, but short and heavy showers are to be expected. Namibia can therefore be easily travelled all year round and the months from December to April also have their advantages.

Two hot air balloons floating above a desert landscape during sunrise with mountains in the background.

Namibia's sights: What you should not miss

Namibia is a land of contrasts and unspoilt beauty. Starting with the ancient Namib Desert and the picturesque Sossusvlei, where time seems to stand still and the dunes glow in the morning sun. Swakopmund and Walvis Bay offer a fascinating mix of German colonial architecture, outdoor activities and rich marine life. A scenic highlight awaits you in the north of Namibia in the heart of Damaraland. Ancient rock engravings and geological wonders offer unique insights into the past and create a deep connection between man and nature. The Spitzkoppe, known as the "Matterhorn of Namibia", rises dramatically from the plain and offers spectacular views. But what you should definitely not miss out on is a visit to Etosha National Park. This paradise for wildlife spotting in Namibia offers unique opportunities to observe the southern black rhino. Numerous big cats and elephants are also at home here and, with a little luck, can be spotted on safaris in Etosha National Park. Namibia has a lot to offer and is waiting to be discovered by you.

Expansive sand dunes of the Namib Desert with a partly cloudy sky and distant mountain ranges.

Our travel guide for your trip to Namibia

Here you will find many tips for your trip to Namibia. We will be happy to answer any other questions you may have.

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Our hearts burn for traveling. Our profession is our passion. That's why we plan your trip as if it were our own vacation.

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100% personal. Your travel consultant will look after you personally from the moment of your inquiry until your journey back home and will be at your side with advice and support.

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