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Sat 21st Jun Walvis Bay: Sandwich Harbour Sunset Photography Tour
Sat 21st Jun, 2025 Namibia NamibiaExperience the spectacular sunset of Sandwich Harbor on this photography trip. Capture on camera the interplay between light and shadows in the dunes, as the sun sets behind the Atlantic Ocean.
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Mon 23rd Jun Windhoek: City and Township Tour
Mon 23rd Jun, 2025 Namibia NamibiaJoin a guided tour of Windhoek and discover both sides of the city. View the historical highlights in Windhoek city, and get an overview of the Katutura Township.
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Sun 22nd Jun Walvis Bay: Marine Big 5 Luxury Catamaran Tour
Sun 22nd Jun, 2025 Namibia NamibiaSail out on a catamaran and try to spot the ocean’s “Big 5”: whales, dolphins, mola mola, leatherback turtles and seals. Enjoy a relaxing morning at sea including refreshments and snacks.
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Sat 21st Jun Walvis Bay: Mondesa Township Tour
Sat 21st Jun, 2025 Namibia NamibiaEmbark on an immersive tour of the Mondesa township and discover the unique culture, warmth, and friendliness of the locals. Travel around by bike and learn about the fascinating history of the township and its people, then cook traditional dishes.
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Sun 22nd Jun Swakopmund: Desert Dunes Quad Biking with Optional Sandboard
Sun 22nd Jun, 2025 Namibia NamibiaExperience the thrill of quad biking through the Namibian sand dunes.
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Sun 22nd Jun Etosha National Park: Full or Half-Day Game Drive
Sun 22nd Jun, 2025 Namibia NamibiaEnjoy a guided safari in Etosha aboard an open 4x4. With a professional guide, discover elephants, lions and more in an authentic and safe setting an unforgettable wildlife experience in Namibia.
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Windhoek: City and Township Tour
333 ReviewsJoin a guided tour of Windhoek and discover both sides of the city. View the historical highlights in Windhoek city, and get an overview of the Katutura Township.
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Walvis Bay: Sandwich Harbour Sunset Photography Tour
107 ReviewsExperience the spectacular sunset of Sandwich Harbor on this photography trip. Capture on camera the interplay between light and shadows in the dunes, as the sun sets behind the Atlantic Ocean.
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Walvis Bay: Marine Big 5 Luxury Catamaran Tour
691 ReviewsSail out on a catamaran and try to spot the ocean’s “Big 5”: whales, dolphins, mola mola, leatherback turtles and seals. Enjoy a relaxing morning at sea including refreshments and snacks.
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Etosha National Park: Full or Half-Day Game Drive
133 ReviewsEnjoy a guided safari in Etosha aboard an open 4x4. With a professional guide, discover elephants, lions and more in an authentic and safe setting an unforgettable wildlife experience in Namibia.
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Walvis Bay: Mondesa Township Tour
12 ReviewsEmbark on an immersive tour of the Mondesa township and discover the unique culture, warmth, and friendliness of the locals. Travel around by bike and learn about the fascinating history of the township and its people, then cook traditional dishes.
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Swakopmund: Desert Dunes Quad Biking with Optional Sandboard
382 ReviewsExperience the thrill of quad biking through the Namibian sand dunes.
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Walvis Bay: Kayaking and Sandwich Harbour Full-Day Tour
30 ReviewsExplore the Sandwich Harbour on a full-day tour from Swakopmund. See the flamingos at the Walvis Bay Lagoon, kayak alongside Cape Fur Seals, and enjoy a light brunch with local beverages.
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City Tour of Windhoek Namibia
9 ReviewsA city tour of Windhoek invites you to explore its diverse tapestry, where colonial history meets contemporary vibrancy.
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Walvis Bay: Dolphin Cruise, Pink Lakes and 4x4 Dune Drive
11 ReviewsExplore the Walvis Bay coast with a morning cruise and an afternoon dune drive through Sandwich Harbour. Keep an eye out for native birds and see a 3500-hectare expanse of salt pans.
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Accommodation in the Omaheke Region
The Omaheke Region of Namibia, often called the "Cattle Country," offers a range of accommodations for travelers looking to explore its vast landscapes, cultural richness, and wildlife. Whether you're passing through on your way to Botswana or looking to experience the unique charm of this rural area, here are some great places to stay in Omaheke:
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Bushmanland Area
Bushmanland is a vast and sparsely populated area located in the north eastern parts of Namibia, underneath the Caprivi Strip. Although not as lush as the more northern p...
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Caprivi Wetlands Area
The oddly shaped Caprivi Strip, previously known as Itenge, was so named after German Chancellor Leo von Caprivi who negotiated the acquisition of the land from the Unite...
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Central Mountains
Our guide to Central Mountains by our Namibia local expert - Namibia is well known for its wealth in flora and fauna, but also for its richness in geology. The Central Mo...
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Etosha Area
The Etosha National Park is probably one of Southern Africa’s most well known and frequently visited parks. It stretches over an area of 22,270km² and combines an incr...
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Fish River Canyon Area
The southern parts of Namibia are in stark contrast to the abundance of wildlife in the north. The focus lies more on scenery, of which the south can paint canvasses unli...
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Henties Bay & Surroundings
The town of Henties Bay hugs the cold Altantic Ocean to the north of Swakopmund and carries the ambience of a fisherman’s haven. True to its humble beginnings, Henties Bay is a prime vacation spot for all those with a love for shoreline angling. In 1929, Major Hentie van der Merwe was on a hunting expedition in the central Damaraland area when their water supply ran out. Ploughing through thick desert sands and scorching heat, he happened upon a small fresh water spring just south of the Omaruru River mouth. With their water supplies replenished, the major was able to continue the journey home. He returned the next year to build a small wooden shelter near the spring, it would become his own personal holiday retreat for years to come. He invited friends and family to his little patch of beach and they named the area Hentie’s Bay. Camping was the norm with each bringing own supplies for an incredible experience along the wild coasts of the Namib. In 1951, the then South West African Administration offered plots of land for sale, the only condition was that no permanent structures were to be erected. In 1966, the plots were redrawn to be either left or right of the riverbed. A shopkeeper named Köstens set up shop to sell basics such a sugar, coffee and paraffin. Since then the settlement has grown into a fully fledged town with filling stations, restaurants and angling shops selling equipment and bait. Home to the annual Fish Festival and a favorite vacation destination for fishermen, Henties Bay is picturesque and slow paced. A few 4x4 routes can be explored in the surrounding area as well as hiking trails and various camping spots such as Jakkalsputz. The beach offers wonderful views into the habitats of dainty marine creatures in the rock pools to the south of the town. Explore them at your leisure when the tides are low.
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Kalahari Desert
The Kalahari Desert stretches across endless plains and paints the landscape in rusty reds, golden yellows and splatters of green. Rolling dunes dotted with patched of ye...
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Kaokoland Area
Considered to be one of the last wild frontiers in the world, the Kaokoland is incredibly beautiful and the expanse of space including Damaraland, you find yourself in is...
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Okavango
The mighty Okavango River has its origins deep in Angola where it is known as the Kubango River. It cuts deeply through the southern parts of Angola before turning south ...
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Ovamboland
Our guide to Ovamboland by our Namibia local expert - In the far reaches of the north of Namibia lies a beautiful stretch of land. Its atmosphere is that of stunning scen...
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Skeleton Coast
Along the north western stretches of the wild Namib Desert lies a land of both wonder and danger. The infamous Skeleton Coast National Park stretches across 16,000km² of wild coast, endless horizons and desert ambience. On a sunny day the ocean is a canvas of blues and grays and one would never imagine that it hides a rift of rocks that has sent many a ship to its doom. The name aptly refers to the beaches covered with bleached whale bones as well as those of unlucky sailors. Probably the most famous story of all is that of the Dunedin Star. The liner was grounded about 500m from the beach in 1935, what followed was an intense rescue effort for 26 days involving numerous other ships, Ventura Bomber planes from Cape Town and an overland convoy in one of the most incredible rescue attempts ever made. Two books were published, vividly portraying the events that led up to and followed the disaster. "Dead Reckoning: The Dunedin Star Disaster"by Jeff Dawson and "Skeleton Coast"by John Marsh both accurately lay out a scene of extreme survival and incredible heroism in an area renowned for not allowing its victims to escape unscathed. Indeed, many of the survivors, including 3 airmen, were never the same after their encounter with the Skeleton Coast.
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Sossusvlei Area
Our guide to Sossusvlei Area by our Namibia local expert - The beautiful undulating sand dunes of the Sossusvlei are one of the biggest attractions in Namibia and they fu...
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Swakopmund
Swakopmund, a coastal gem nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Namib Desert, is a captivating destination in Namibia that seamlessly blends adventure, history, and natural beauty. Coastal Charm: With its picturesque beaches and refreshing sea breeze, Swakopmund offers a tranquil escape from the desert landscapes of Namibia. The town's laid-back atmosphere and stunning ocean views make it a popular destination for relaxation and leisure. German Heritage: Influenced by its colonial past, Swakopmund boasts charming German architecture, quaint cafes, and boutique shops lining its streets. Historic landmarks such as the Altes Gefängnis prison and the Woermannhaus evoke the town's rich heritage and cultural significance. Adventure Capital: Adventure enthusiasts flock to Swakopmund for its thrilling outdoor activities, including skydiving, quad biking, and sandboarding on the towering dunes of the nearby Namib Desert. Guided tours offer insight into the area's unique flora and fauna, while dolphin cruises and fishing charters provide opportunities for marine exploration. Landmarks and Attractions: The iconic steel jetty, refurbished in 2010, serves as a symbol of Swakopmund's maritime history and offers panoramic views of the coastline. The National Aquarium provides a fascinating glimpse into Namibia's marine ecosystems, showcasing a diverse array of underwater life. Culinary Delights: Swakopmund's vibrant culinary scene boasts a variety of restaurants and cafes serving up fresh seafood, German-inspired cuisine, and international fare. Visitors can enjoy oceanfront dining with spectacular sunset views or indulge in local delicacies at bustling markets and food stalls. Whether you're seeking adrenaline-pumping adventures, cultural immersion, or simply a serene seaside retreat, Swakopmund offers a memorable experience that captures the essence of Namibia's coastal charm.
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Tsumkwe
Our guide to Tsumkwe by our Namibia local expert - Tsumkwe can be considered one of the main towns of Bushmanland and is a hub of San activity. Although small in size, this little village offers passage to the Khaudum National Park from the south, don’t blink your eyes though or you might miss it! The Living Museum located at the Grashoek village nearby provides visitors with the opportunity to join in San cultural activities. Relying on getting fuel at Tsumkwe is not advised however, so make sure you’re well stocked before heading in that direction.
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Twyfelfontein
Our guide to Twyfelfontein by our Namibia local expert - In 1947 David Levin settled in the Damaraland area in order to farm the countryside. He noted several rock engra...
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Walvis Bay
Walvis Bay is Namibia’s only deep water harbor and main hub of fishing activities and commercial sea trade. Its waters are rich with plankton and various species of fis...
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Waterberg Plateau
Our guide to Waterberg Plateau by our Namibia local expert - The Waterberg Plateau National Park was proclaimed in 1972 in an effort to safeguard wildlife populations from poachers. Stretching over 41,000 hectares the plateau houses some of Namibia’s rare and endangered species such as black and white rhino, sable antelope and blue wildebeest as well as those found in abundance. The Waterberg is also a very important historical site as it was here that the indigenous Herero forces lost their last stand against the imperial German forces in 1904. It is estimated that two thirds of the Herero population was lost, the rest found refuge in neighboring Botswana (the then Bechuanaland).
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Windhoek
Our guide to Windhoek by our Namibia local expert - Rich In History...
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