Namibia: Desert Utopia

Q: What currency is used in Namibia?

Namibia uses the Namibian Dollar (NAD), which is 1:1 with the South African Rand (ZAR). Rand is widely accepted.

Q: What languages are spoken in Namibia?

English is the official language, but Afrikaans, Oshiwambo, and German are also commonly spoken.

Q: Do I need a power adapter for Namibia?

Namibia uses Type D & M plugs, the same as South Africa, so no adapter is needed.

Q: Are there supermarkets or shops for snacks?

Yes, major towns have supermarkets, but remote areas have limited stores, so stock up before long journeys.

Q: Are there hospitals or medical facilities in Namibia?

Major cities like Windhoek and Swakopmund have good hospitals, but medical facilities are limited in remote areas. Always carry basic medications.

Q: How do I stay safe from the sun and heat?

Namibia can get extremely hot, so wear light clothing, a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen, and stay hydrated.

Q: Can I swim in Namibia’s beaches and rivers?

The Atlantic Ocean along Namibia’s coast is cold and rough, so swimming is not always recommended.

Namibia: Desert Utopia

Available Available Packages

Sunday
December 13, 2026

Thursday
December 17, 2026

R20,900

10
Available

Transportation
Bus, Airlines
Accomodation
4 Stars Accommodation
Fitness level
Easy to Moderate
Group Size
up to 18
Language
English
Minimum Age
21
Maximum Age
60

Overview

Itinerary

Cost

FAQs

Map

Overview

Welcome to one of our most popular tours, where we take you on an unforgettable journey to Namibia, a country of breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and thrilling desert-meets-ocean adventures. From the serene coastline to adrenaline-filled activities, this trip is designed to showcase Namibia’s best.

We begin in the coastal town of Walvis Bay, nestled between the Namib Desert and the Atlantic Ocean. Walvis Bay offers a unique blend of ocean and desert beauty. We’ll spend two nights here, including an unforgettable excursion to Sandwich Harbour, where towering dunes meet the sea. To top it off, you’ll enjoy a special lunch in the desert, surrounded by sweeping views of sand and sky.

Next, we continue to the vibrant seaside town of Swakopmund, where German colonial charm meets African adventure. Over two nights, you’ll have the chance to experience exciting activities such as camel riding in the desert or the option to try quad biking across the dunes. Swakopmund is also the perfect place to explore local markets, relax at beachfront cafes, or simply enjoy the laid-back atmosphere of this coastal gem.

This carefully curated itinerary blends relaxation, adventure, and culture, making it the perfect way to experience Namibia’s coastal wonders.

Requirements

Passport valid for 6 months prior to departure
Travel Insurance
Sufficient funds for personal spending money and meals not included

Payment Plan

Non-refundable deposit: R2900 p/p

Dec 2026 – R20 900 – (R2900 +R3 000 x 6)

Trip Highlights

Swakopmund
Walvis bay
Lunch in the desert
Camel riding

Day 1 :

Departure

Namibia here we come! We’ll be departing from Johannesburg and jetting off to Namibia, where we’ll make our way to our home base for the next two nights in Walvis Bay. Once we arrive, we’ll check into our hotel and finish off the day with a delicious group dinner.

Breakfast

Day 2 :

Walvis Bay

Get ready for an exciting day of adventure as we head out to explore the breathtaking Sandwich Harbor. On the way, we’ll take a pit-stop at the Walvis Bay lagoon to witness the pink salt pans and flocks of pink flamingos. For lunch, we’ll indulge in some snacks, coffee and tea complete with sparkling wine. Depending on the weather, we’ll eat lunch on top of a high dune that has a view of the Atlantic Ocean or on the beach.

Breakfast + Lunch

Day 3 :

Swakopmund

After breakfast, we’ll make our way to Swakopmund to enjoy exciting activities such as camel riding, with an optional quad biking experience for those interested. Afterwards, we’ll continue to Sossusvlei, where we’ll spend our final two nights of the trip.

Breakfast

Day 4 :

Namib Desert

After breakfast today, we’ll set out on an unforgettable adventure into the Namib Desert. Marvel at the towering sand dunes glowing in shades of gold and red, and capture the beauty of this surreal landscape. We’ll then continue to the Namib-Naukluft National Park to experience the iconic Deadvlei, where ancient camel thorn trees stand in striking contrast against the white clay pan and vivid desert backdrop.

Breakfast + Dinner

Day 5 :

Back home

Rise and shine. Today is the last day of our trip, after breakfast, we will say our goodbyes and head off to the airport.

Breakfast

FAQs

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What about internet access?

Yes. The Internet can be accessed in most places. Sometimes, there might be some technical problems. The Internet in Namibia is not as fast as you are used to and at times you can just lose connection.

Do South Africans need a visa to travel to Namibia?

No, South African passport holders do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days.

What currency is used in Namibia?

Namibia uses the Namibian Dollar (NAD), which is 1:1 with the South African Rand (ZAR). Rand is widely accepted.

What languages are spoken in Namibia?

English is the official language, but Afrikaans, Oshiwambo, and German are also commonly spoken.

Do I need travel insurance for Namibia?

Yes, it is highly recommended to cover medical emergencies, cancellations, and lost luggage.

Do I need a power adapter for Namibia?

Namibia uses Type D & M plugs, the same as South Africa, so no adapter is needed.

Are there supermarkets or shops for snacks?

Yes, major towns have supermarkets, but remote areas have limited stores, so stock up before long journeys.

Are there hospitals or medical facilities in Namibia?

Major cities like Windhoek and Swakopmund have good hospitals, but medical facilities are limited in remote areas. Always carry basic medications.

How do I stay safe from the sun and heat?

Namibia can get extremely hot, so wear light clothing, a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen, and stay hydrated.

Can I swim in Namibia’s beaches and rivers?

The Atlantic Ocean along Namibia’s coast is cold and rough, so swimming is not always recommended.