Namibia 13-Day Tours and Itineraries

“I had an absolutely wonderful time on this trip. Namibia is an amazing country with some breathtaking views and wonderful wildlife. Given the small population, it also feels very wild and remote and it's very easy to get off the beaten track and find yourself with a huge African sky all to yourself. The camping is very comfortable - with fold up beds and sheets in tents you can easily stand up in. The food provided is excellent and varied. Camping is the only way to see Namibia I think as you spend the evenings looking at the stars over a beer, and the mornings having tea while the sun comes up over the mountains .. simply wonderful (and someone else puts up and takes down your tent for you).”

“My brother asked me (before the trip) "what's there". I mentioned desert and sand dunes and Etosha and wildlife and long journeys, but although I've been to Africa a number of times I was still unprepared for the vastness of the Namib desert, the beauty of the light on the dunes at dawn, the colours, the history, the expanse of Etosha, etc. What there was NOT was also memorable: no light pollution so magical starry skies and beautiful sunsets; hardly any traffic on long straight roads; very few people. Those we did meet in the few towns, in the tiny hamlets and on the campsites were all very pleasant and helpful.”

“I travelled to Namibia in the dry season (October). The weather was very, very hot on a couple of days the temp reached 100+. The schedule was gruelling - up 05:00/06:00 every morning but I enjoyed every minute of it. Every day brought a new experience. There were a couple of long travel days but the truck was reasonably comfortable, stocked with cold drinks and guide books plus plenty of photo/toiler stops along the way.”