Namibia Holiday Package & Travel

Travel to Namibia and discover an exciting and scenic desert destination. Tucked between the Kalahari Desert and the Atlantic Ocean, Namibia lies waiting, the ultimate adventure holiday. A wildlife lover’s paradise, Namibia is home to Etosha National Park, Africa’s third-largest national park. Home to 114 mammals and 340 bird species this spectacle is not to be missed.

Another must see in Namibia is a visit to the Skeleton Coast National Park. This windswept strip of desert is strikingly beautiful in its own unique desolate and mysterious way. The landscape has shipwrecks and whale skeletons strewn about, and the beaches are often shrouded in fog.

Planning a trip to Namibia? This incredible country borders Botswana and South Africa's Northern Cape. A visit to the Kgalagadi Transfrontier National Park or the Namaqua National Park will improve any trip to this region.

Travel to Namibia

Encounter the past with a visit to one of the ghost towns of Namibia, where the sand has all but reclaimed the beautiful old buildings. And if you are lucky enough, you might be able to spot some feral Namib Desert Horses as they roam the sparsely vegetated plain of the Namib Desert.

From visiting the highest sand dunes in the world at Sossusvlei, to experiencing out-of-this-world scenery in Damaraland – as well as possibly spotting desert-adapted elephant and rhino – there's so much to experience in Namibia.

Browse our Namibia holiday packages below and start planning all the exciting destinations you’ll visit. A Namibia holiday is the perfect holiday destination choice for adventurous travellers from South Africa.

Things to do in Namibia

Sossusvlei: Explore this unique salt and clay pan encompassed by high red sand dunes. It’s an alien landscape not to be missed.
Dune 45: Namibia's most famous dune. An 80-meter dune that you can walk. You won’t regret the view once you’re up there.
Quiver Tree Forest: A unique attraction in Namibia, the Quiver trees got their name from the Bushmen who traditional used the branches of the tree to make quivers. They are curiously shaped and make for a great photograph.
Namibia Cheetah Farm: Namibia is home to the largest population of cheetahs in the world. Cheetah rescue centres relocate and rescue cheetahs that have been hurt. Visit the farm and even interact with the cheetahs.
Skeleton Coast: Littered with shipwrecks and whale bones, the epic coastline makes for an incredible adventure playground. Go quad biking through the desert or take a helicopter to see it from the skies.
Etosha National Park: Not to be missed is Namibia’s number one game park. Home to the Big 5 you’ll see everything here, and because of the arid climate you’ll get to see how these animals have adapted to desert life.

Namibia is a land of vast open spaces, offering travellers the opportunity to get away from it all and explore the country's unique landscapes. Here are some tips for making the most of your Namibian adventure:

Make sure you have a good map of Namibia before you set out — the country is vast and remote, and it's easy to get lost.
It is a dry country, so be sure to pack plenty of water and sunscreen.
Namibia is home to some of the world's most dangerous animals, so take precautions when hiking or camping in remote areas.
This is a place of extremes, so be prepared for both hot and cold weather.
The roads can be rough, so make sure your rental car is in good condition. With these tips in mind, you're sure to have a safe and enjoyable trip to Namibia.

Facts about travelling in Namibia

Namibia is a beautiful country located in Southern Africa. It is known for its vast deserts, wildlife and stunning landscapes.
It is a great place to visit all year round, but the best time to go is between April and October when the weather is cooler.
The flight time from South Africa to Namibia is around two hours, making it a quick and easy trip.
Namibia is an affordable holiday for South Africans, especially if you take advantage of the many cheap flights and Namibia holiday package options available.
It is home to some of Africa’s most iconic wildlife, including lions, elephants, rhinos, and leopards.
This is a land of contrasts, from the Namib Desert – one of the oldest and driest deserts in the world – to the lush green Caprivi Strip in the north-east.