Namibia

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A vast array of colours

The Namibia is a country that declines under the sign of "gigantism". You will be amazed by the immense desert expanses of Namib, the vibrant red dunes of Sossusvlei, the disturbing Skeleton Coast with its shipwrecks and seal colonies, the rugged terrain of - Damaraland, the exciting Himba nomadic tribes near Angola, the big 5 of the salt pans'- Etosha, and the river ecosystem of the Caprivi Strip which has nothing to envy the Okavango Delta. Namibia holds privileged places for lovers of wide open spaces as well as for wildlife photography enthusiasts. It is one of the few countries in the world where you can feel the intensity of the land and the space.

When to VISIT Namibia

EXPLORE NAMIBIA

All year round

VISIT ETOSHA

Ideal during the dry season from May to October

DISCOVER CAPRIVI

Avoid the January and February rains

OUR ADDRESSES IN NAMIBIA

&Beyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge

Namibia - Namib Desert

Style : A modern, natural, and above all very mineral atmosphere in the middle of the desert Location : In a private reserve of over 12,000 hectares, in the Namib Desert Capacity : 10 suites with private pool, including 1 family suite Highlights : The original lodge architecture blends wonderfully into a stunningly beautiful landscape

Camp Kipwe

Namibia - Damaraland

Style : The bungalows have a clean ethnic design Location : Right in the heart of Damaraland, 25 km south of Doro Nawas Capacity : 9 Bungalows & 1 Kipwe Suite with the proud appearance of basalt blocks Highlights : The camp's total camouflage spirit is so well realised that its silhouette is only recognised at the last minute

Damaraland Camp

Namibia - Damaraland

Style : The tents have a safari scent, but chicly minimalist, with the Huab Valley taking centre stage Location : In the middle of the Torra concession, 45 minutes west of Doro Nawas Capacity : 10 Tents, including 1 family tent Highlights : Torra's concession, while extremely arid, is home to a surprising variety of drought-adapted species, such as lions, cheetahs, elephants, giraffes...

Desert Rhino Camp

Namibia - Damaraland

Style : A classic, understated safari style Location : In the heart of the Palmwag concession, about a hundred kilometres north of Doro Nawas Capacity : 6 Meru-style canvas tents (including one for families) Highlights : For rhinoceros enthusiasts, the camp is "the place to be" to get a close-up view in the company of true conservation specialists

Habitas Namibia

Namibia - Damaraland

Style : Discreet luxury that blends seamlessly with the environment using natural materials Location : In the heart of a 51-hectare private reserve and 45 minutes from Windhoek Airport Capacity : 12 tents designed with comfort and durability in mind, offering panoramic views of the savanna Highlights : A daily programme of unique and free experiences centred around Habitas' 6 pillars

Hoanib Skeleton Coast

Namibia - Skeleton Coast

Style : The camp is presented in a very elegant and understated ethnic-chic style Location : In the heart of the Skeleton Coast National Park Capacity : 8 Tents including 1 family tent Highlights : Hoanib's isolated location is a source of tranquility; it's also a fabulous gateway to the Skeleton Coast

Hoanib Valley Camp

Namibia - Kaokoland

Style : A tented camp in desert colours, decorated with Himba crafts Location : In the Sesfontein region, near the Hoanib River, in Kaokoland, northwestern Namibia Capacity : 6 Tents, including one family tent Highlights : Embark on a safari to encounter the desert elephant and the Angolan giraffe, iconic animals of Kaokoland

Kulala Desert Lodge

Namibia - Namib Desert

Style : A sober classic safari style Location : At the foot of the Sossusvlei dunes Capacity : 23 kulalas, all facing the large dunes Highlights : The lodge's location is ideal for enjoying the sunrise from the large dunes, then for exploring other nearby natural gems

Kwessi Dunes

Namibia - Namib Desert

Style : A lodge combining canvas and thatch, set within 15,000 hectares of desert wilderness Location : South of the Sossusvlei dunes, in the NamibRand Nature Reserve, a 4.5-hour drive from Windhoek Capacity : 12 Thatched Roof Chalets Highlights : Each unit has its skybed, an open-air bed allowing you to sleep under the stars

Little Kulala

Namibia - Namib Desert

Style : The lodge's design is inspired by Dead Vlei in a contemporary ethnic style Location : In the Kulala Private Reserve, at the foot of the Sossusvlei dunes Capacity : 11 Kulalas with a small private pool facing the red dunes Highlights : The interior and exterior architecture is a success, and the 2020 renovation will restore this iconic lodge to its former glory

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PRACTICAL GUIDE

ENTRANCE AND SECURITY

- No visa required
- Passport valid for at least 6 months after the end of your stay
- Birth certificate for minors
- Yellow fever vaccination certificate for travellers arriving from an infected area

CLIMATE

- Dry season, cooler, from May to September
- Rainy season, hot and humid, from December to April
- Shoulder season, warm and dry, in October-November

TIME DIFFERENCE

- Namibia is at GMT+2
- In summer, no time difference
- In winter, +1 hour time difference

LANGUAGE

- English spoken in tourist areas
- Portuguese spoken in the south of the country
- Local dialects in the north of the country

HEALTH & VACCINATION

- Vaccination record update
- Anti-malarial treatment in the North and North-East

CURRENCY

- The currency is the Namibian Dollar
- 100 NAD = 5,37 € (August 2026)

ELECTRICITY

- 220 volts generally
- Three-pin round sockets
- Await an adapter

TIP

- 10 $ per person per day for the guides
- 5 $ per person per day for the tracker
- 5 $ per person per day for lodge services

As this information may change, we invite you to consult
The website of your country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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