namibia
Endless Dunes and Wild Desert
Discover Namibia, a land of striking contrasts and breathtaking beauty. From the towering dunes of the Namib Desert and the diverse wildlife of Etosha National Park to the rugged landscapes of Damaraland and the vibrant culture of Windhoek, Namibia offers a unique and unforgettable adventure. Ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and explorers, this African gem promises an extraordinary journey through one of the world’s most stunning and diverse destinations.
Namibia at a glance
Location: Located in southwest Africa, Namibia shares borders with Angola, Botswana, South Africa and Zimbabwe. It covers an area of around 825,000 km².
Capital: Windhoek
Population: About 2.5 million inhabitants
Official languages: English and several Bantu languages, including Afrikaans
Currency: Namibian dollar (NAD) – approximately 16 NAD for 1 euro
Time difference: – 1h in winter and – 2h in summer
Flight time: Approximately 10 to 12 hours on average
Health: No vaccinations are required, but some are recommended, notably against hepatitis A, typhoid fever and yellow fever. Preventive measures against malaria may be necessary in certain regions.
Entry formalities: A passport valid for longer than the duration of your stay is required. Nationals of many countries, including the European Union, can enter Namibia without a visa for tourist stays of less than 90 days.
In your suitcase: an adaptor for D and M type plugs, sun cream, a hat or cap to protect you from the sun, light, comfortable clothes for the heat, warmer clothes for cooler evenings.
5 good reasons to visit Namibia

Let yourself be swept away by adventure in a country that will leave you speechless!
Discover the untamed beauty of landscapes that never end on the horizon and meet the wildlife on an unforgettable safari in Etosha National Park.
Preparing your trip to Namibia
How to get to Namibia?
Many airlines offer daily flights from Europe to Windhoek, the capital of Namibia. By booking in advance, you can expect to pay around €800 for a round-trip ticket. Prices may vary depending on the time of year.
When to visit Namibia?
Namibia enjoys a diverse climate, offering travel opportunities year-round.
With temperatures ranging from 15°C to 35°C, the country experiences two main seasons: the dry season and the rainy season.
The dry season runs from May to October, providing sunny days and pleasant temperatures, ideal for exploring desert landscapes and wildlife reserves. July and August are particularly popular for safaris, with optimal conditions for wildlife observation.
The rainy season, from November to April, brings sporadic rainfall, creating lush landscapes and offering excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing. However, some roads may become impassable during this period.
How long to stay in Namibia?
For a complete exploration of Namibia, a stay of 10 to 15 days is recommended. This allows you to visit iconic sites such as the Namib Desert, Etosha National Park, and the Sossusvlei dunes, while also leaving time for off-the-beaten-path excursions.
How to get around in Namibia?
With generally well-maintained roads and a strong sense of safety in the country, Namibia is an ideal destination for a self-guided road trip. A 4×4 vehicle is highly recommended to tackle the miles of unpaved roads.
For travelers who have the desire and means, several domestic flights are available to travel from one region to another.
Where to stay in Namibia?
Namibia offers a variety of accommodation options to suit all tastes and budgets. Whether you prefer the luxury of a lodge in the heart of nature, the authenticity of camping under the stars, or the comfort of a modern city hotel, you’ll certainly find accommodation that meets your needs.
National parks and private reserves often feature high-end lodges that provide an exclusive safari experience, with stunning views of the savannah and close proximity to wildlife. These lodges typically offer activities such as 4×4 safaris, guided hikes, and wildlife watching.
For those seeking a more nature-centric experience, rustic campsites and lodges are available in many national parks and conservation areas. These accommodations often feature comfortable tents with beds and private bathrooms, as well as communal spaces to relax and enjoy the view. It is also possible to rent a 4×4 vehicle with a rooftop tent and all the necessary camping equipment provided.
Travel Journal
While we await our travel reports and itinerary ideas (coming soon), here are a few photos to inspire you.












