Tours por Namibia

Namibia tours are the perfect opportunity to enjoy an immersive cultural experience and explore the diverse landscapes. The deserts, savannahs, and rugged coastlines describe one of the driest destinations in the world. 

The country is home to six UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the most notable being the Namib, where the desert meets the sea. Namibia safari tours are the ideal experience for first-time visitors to Africa, with its pure wilderness.

Exoticca’s Namibia vacation packages are all-inclusive, giving you everything you need for an extraordinary trip. Our offerings include all flights, transfers, accommodation, fun activities, and some meals. 

Book your Namibia trip from the US with us and enjoy a deep dive into everything that this exceptional country offers. Flights depart from and return to New York City.

Exoticca’s Namibia vacation packages offer the ideal blend of scheduled tours and free exploration. Take advantage of the free time in your itinerary to explore the diverse culture and rich history of the “land of the brave”. Namibia certainly has enough to offer that you’ll be sharing stories for years to come. 

Etosha National Park

With Namibia safari tours, Etosha National park should be on everyone’s bucket list. It is among the top destinations for spotting abundant wildlife, namely elephants and rhinos. 

Bird watchers are in for a treat at Namutoni Spring, where you can spot an array of rare and vibrant avian species. Some to look out for include the crimson-breasted shrieks and violet-eared waxbills.

Spot the Big Four (elephants, rhinos, lions, and leopards) at the Moringa and Okaukuejo waterholes. You may also glimpse various kudu, giraffe and gemsbok species. 

Did you know that the animals have a vibrant nightlife too? Take a night Namibian safari tour during the warmer seasons to see a fantastic display at the watering holes. 

Interact with the Hai|| Om San hunter-gatherer tribe to learn about the rich culture and biodiversity of the Etosha region. As inhabitants of the land that date back thousands of years, they’ll share their knowledge about the park’s history, geography, and animals. 

Skeleton Coast and Cape Cross

The Skeleton Coast may seem intimidating with its unwelcoming weather and the shipwrecks and animal skeletons seen across the landscape, but don’t let it fool you. This picturesque land has a rich history and breathtaking views.

Enjoy a scenic flight over the area to fully appreciate the majestic view of the Namib desert meeting the Atlantic Ocean. On a clear day, you’ll also see the remains of shipwrecks over the years because of the rough waters and sharp rocks. 

Be sure to pay a visit to Cape Cross, home to over 200,000 Cape fur seals. Bring extra clothing with, though as it’s possibly one of the smelliest places in all of Namibia. Don’t say we didn’t warn you!

The Save the Rhino Trust, located outside the Skeleton Coast Park, protects the last remaining free-roaming black rhinos in Namibia. Stop by the Trust’s Ugab Base Camp near the Brandberg mountain to spot these endangered animals. 

For the ultimate in Namibian adventure tours, a hike along the Ugab and Huab Riverbed terrain is not to be missed. This exquisite area is known for its ancient rock art and other historical findings.

Now a ghost town of German architecture, Kolmanskop is famed for the buildings being overtaken by sand dunes. What was once a bustling mining settlement is now a deserted town and popular tourist attraction and inspiration for budding photographers. 

Swakopmund

A preferred stop on many of the best Namibia tours, Swakopmund steals the hearts of anyone who visits the town. The beautiful coastal town caters to every traveler’s desire—adventure, history, culture, nature, or a tranquil getaway. 

The coastal town was the hub of German colonialism in Namibia, increasing traffic between the two countries. As with many locations across the country, the name given by local inhabitants describes what the town is known for. In this case, Swakopmund is at the mouth (“mund”) of the Swakop River. 

The weather is typically harsh in this area, but often becomes more pleasant during the day. A cold and misty morning could end with a glorious sunset cocktail at the beachside restaurant, Tiger Reef or a Jetty stroll. Temperatures change drastically, so always be prepared. 

Swakopmund welcomes approximately 200,000 visitors each year, meeting every desire. Experience a thrilling adventure by skydiving over the desert or a quad bike or camel-back tour of the dunes. 

Immerse yourself in the rich local history and culture at the Mole Museum and informal settlement tours. Enjoy the German cuisine and other local dishes at the oldest pub in town, Kücki’s Pub and Grill. 

Namib Desert

Famed as the oldest desert in the world, the name “Namib” translates to “vast place”—an aptly assigned name. The dramatically beautiful landscape of this coastal desert is an UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

We recommend Namibian escorted tours in this area as it's challenging to navigate and easy to get lost. This “vast place” encompasses Namibia’s entire coastline, with the largest dune reaching as high as 1,256ft (383m).

This unique desert is home to more endemic wildlife than any other location worldwide. Through living desert Namibia group tours, you’ll discover and learn all about species like the dune lark, Herero chat, Namib day gecko, Grant’s golden mole and many more. 

Enjoy Namibia tours through the Namib-Naukluft National Park, namely Sossusvlei, the most famous attraction in the country. Marshes and pools formed among the dunes formed the area. The area is dry most of the time with only cracked clay and acacia trees left behind—known as Deadvlei, a popular shooting location for movies. 

For dune boarding and climbing adventures, head over to Dune 45. It’s a relatively small dune, ideal for those who aren’t up for the fitness challenge, but provides breathtaking views of the Tsauchab corridor from the top. 

Hidden Gems of Namibia

When you book a vacation with Exoticca, it doesn’t mean that adventure tours in Namibia are your only option. Knowledgeable locals carefully curated our itineraries to give you the freedom to enjoy Namibia tours off the beaten path. 

Namibia truly has some of the best sites for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. A perfect example is the Hoba Meteorite located outside of the Etosha National Park. It’s the largest known meteorite on Earth that was too large to move, despite many efforts. 

While at the coast, visit the “moon landscape oasis” Goanikontes. What used to be a settlement suitable for cattle breeders, is now a popular spot for locals to visit for the day. As you head back to town, take a moment to stop and enjoy the exquisite views of the landscape. 

Namibia tours are welcome year-round as the country’s climate is quite welcoming. The Summer months of December to February are the most popular among tourists, but each region has a different period in which it shines. 

It absolutely is! The country offers significant wildlife encounters as well as cultural and historical exploration. No matter what your preference, you’ll find something to love about this breathtaking land.

Ideally, Namibian tours should take around 2 weeks, allowing you the opportunity to fully experience the country’s culture and landscapes. 

The cost of your vacation in Namibia depends on how long you stay and which activities you enjoy. While accommodation is reasonaly well priced most of the year, activities and tours could take a significant chunk from your travel budget.