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ENGLISH OSHIWAMBO

AFRICAN ENGLISH

MAR-JUN & OCT-NOV

DEC-FEB & JUL-SEP

20°C - 35°C

5°C - 20°C

GOOD TO KNOW

⬅ Always keep to the left side of the road when you drive

⏰ Make sure to give yourself enough time, because distances can be longer than they look on the map

�� Avoid driving at night whenever possible, as animals are more likely to cross the roads after dark.

�� It's super important to keep your car lights on both day and night so everyone can see you better!

��Make sure to stay far enough back on sandy roads so you can see well, even with all the dust swirling around.

TOP SPEEDS

60 km/h in towns and villages and in Etosha National Park.

80 km/h on bumpy roads and dirt paths.

120 km/h on smooth roads

✓ Stay in unique places surrounded by nature and enjoy the freedom to cook your own meals

✓ Enjoy breathtaking sunsets and spectacular starry skies.

✓ Campsites have bathrooms, a restaurant, and sometimes even a swimming pool

✓ Ideal for those seeking freedom and the true spirit of a road trip.

✓ Enjoy cozy lodges that come with your own room and bathroom.

✓ Stay in enchanting places surrounded by Namibia’s breathtaking landscapes

✓ From cozy lodges to fancy places to stay in Sossusvlei

✓ Perfect for those who want to mix a little adventure with some extra coziness

ROOFTOP TENT FULLY EQUIPPED LODGES COZY PRIVATE ROOMS

IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS

Passport: To visit Namibia, make sure your passport is valid for at least six months and has enough blank pages for stamps A national identity card won't do the trick.

Visa On Arrival: Starting in 2025, lots of travelers from Europe will need a visa to visit Namibia. You can apply for it online or when you get there, but it's best to go for the online option to skip the waiting times.

Driving Licence: It's a good idea to have an International Driving Permit or an official English translation of your national driving licence While your national driving licence might be accepted at times, you could run into issues during checks or when you're renting a car

OTHER ��

Vaccinations: You don’t need any mandatory vaccinations to enter Namibia. But, depending on where you’re going, it’s a good idea to get standard vaccinations like tetanus, hepatitis A, and polio.

Finances: In lots of places, especially in cities and bigger hotels, you can use card payments However, it's a good idea to have some cash on hand in Namibian dollars or South African rand, since card payments might not be accepted in more remote areas.

Travel insurance: It's a great idea to get good travel insurance for Namibia. Make sure it covers fun activities like safaris, exploring remote areas, and any possible vehicle troubles.

AN ESTIMATED BUDGET FOR YOUR TRIP THROUGH NAMIBIA: