Your Unforgettable Safari Adventure Begins Here. Imagine sitting by a crackling campfire beneath Namibia’s endless starry sky. Everything is still – only in the distance can you hear the sounds of the wilderness. This moment is exactly as you have always imagined it. On this adventure, you will experience Namibia’s wild side. We take you on a journey through the country’s six most spectacular wildlife regions. You will discover the Namib Desert with Sossusvlei, Deadvlei and the towns of Swakopmund and Walvis Bay, as well as Damaraland, where desert elephants and desert lions still roam today. Etosha National Park and Bwabwata National Park in the Caprivi Strip are the most wildlife-rich regions of the country and allow you to truly feel Namibia’s untamed spirit. Via the green oasis of the Waterberg Plateau, you return to Windhoek. What Makes This Wildlife Travel Guide for Namibia So Special: Track the Animals YourselfWith the Etosha map and exclusive wildlife viewing tips, you do not need to be a safari expert to enjoy incredible sightings in a respectful way. With the Wildlife Viewing Board, you can record them for a lifetime. Explore Namibia on Your OwnWith detailed maps of the national parks and useful planning tips, you will feel well prepared as a self-driver – no matter which region you head to. Ideal for First-Time Travellers to NamibiaFind routes that avoid deep sand driving and get answers to frequently asked questions. This way, you will feel well prepared and can enjoy your Namibia round trip with confidence. Whether you’re staying in lodges or travelling by roof-tent, this guide will prepare you perfectly for your journey through Namibia. Good to Know: The dry season from May to October is the best time for wildlife sightings. This travel guide is designed with that in mind. However, if you are travelling during the rainy season between November and April, you can still use it. There is just one difference: the animals no longer gather at the waterholes in the parks but disperse, as water is available everywhere.
