There are a medley of sights, smells, tastes and sounds to be experienced and enjoyed through camping in Namibia “ from the harsh, barren, s...
Namibia Flying & Glinding
Namibia has extensive airstrips across the country providing an extensive air transport system. Fly-in safaris are popular with visitors to ...
Namibia Kite Surfing
Part flying attached to a kite, part traditional surfing, Kite surfing is one of the most extreme sports on the water. Sail board enthusiast...
Namibia Wind Surfing
As the name implies, windsurfing necessitates blustery wind conditions, of which the Namibian coast is happy to deliver. Both Walvis Bay and...
Namibia Diving
Diving in Namibia is varied and challenging, requiring special technical skills. The coast is daunting, as sea temperatures vary from 9-C to...
Namibia Canoeing, Kayaking & Rafting
Though Namibia is mostly an arid region, the country boasts plenty of reservoirs and rivers many kayaking options are offered at the coast i...
Namibia Angling
Rock and surf angling is still the most popular sport along the West Coast and thousands of angler's from all over Southern Africa visit...
Namibia Dolphin Cruises
The cold Atlantic waters off the Namib coast harbor a wealth of marine life, including two dolphin species and a large colony of Cape fur se...
Namibia Catamaran
From meeting with pelicans to feeding seals, all can be seen while comfortably relaxing on a Catamaran while enjoying a glass of champagne a...
Namibia 4x4
Although Namibia is easily accessible some regions do lend themselves to some serious “off-roading.†Drivers need to know their stuff. T...
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Namibia Quadbiking
Better known as four-wheeling in some parts, quadbiking has become one of the more popular activities in Namibia, especially around Swakopmu...
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This blog highlights and exposes exclusive interest in the Namibian tourism industry to help you plan your vacation to Namibia. The info...
About Namibia
Namibia is a country on the southern part of Africa that has a wealthy tourism sector. Over one million people travel annually to come visi...
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