When is the best time to visit Namibia?

Jan to Mar is hot with occasional desert rains and migrant birds; Apr to Jun is warm and dry with prime rhino tracking; Jul to Sep is cool and clear with peak wildlife and desert elephant sightings; Oct to Dec is hot with vivid sunsets and superb birding.

Where should I go in Namibia?

Sossusvlei’s red dunes, Damaraland’s rugged plains, the haunting Skeleton Coast and the Kunene river region. Private concessions like Kulala, Palmwag and Doro Nawas deliver rare encounters and seamless logistics in luxury camps.

What wildlife can I expect to see?

Desert adapted elephant, black rhino, classic predators and exceptional birdlife, plus high endemism across species in this ancient desert ecosystem.

What experiences can you arrange?

Hot air ballooning over the dunes, rhino tracking with experts, guided walks in dry riverbeds, cultural journeys with the Himba, luxury tented stays and extraordinary stargazing.

Is Namibia suitable for families, couples or solo travelers?

Yes. We tailor routes, camps and pacing to your preferences and handle every detail from arrival to departure for families, couples and solo travelers.

NAMIBIA

Namibia is a land of striking contrasts, where the world’s oldest desert meets rugged mountains, wildlife-rich plains, and the haunting beauty of the Skeleton Coast. Explore vast private reserves and remote concessions, home to desert-adapted elephant, black rhino, and unique birdlife found nowhere else on Earth.

Explore Experience Inspiration

Hot air balloons drifting over the Sossusvlei dunes at sunrise, Namibia

From Dunes to Desert Rivers

Journey through Namibia’s wild heart. From the towering red dunes of Sossusvlei and the stark plains of Damaraland to the life-giving channels of the Kunene River. Track desert-adapted rhino with experts, encounter elephants in dry riverbeds, and savour soul-stirring sunsets from our partner camps.

Guided desert walk across the Namib plains near Sossusvlei, Namibia

Desert-adapted elephants sparring near a safari vehicle in the Hoanib Valley, Skeleton Coast, Namibia

QUICK FACTS

4000+ plant species
80 large mammal species
650+ bird species
15 endemic mammals
Oldest desert: Namib

Black rhino tracking with a ranger in Damaraland desert landscape, Namibia

Experiences & Highlights

Discover private concessions like Kulala Wilderness Reserve, Palmwag, and Doro Nawas, offering rare wildlife encounters and diverse landscapes. Experiences range from desert-adapted wildlife safaris and cultural journeys with the Himba to hot air ballooning over the dunes, rhino tracking, luxury tented stays, and unforgettable stargazing under some of the clearest skies on Earth.