Asked often, answered straight.

Yes. Namibia is one of the safest countries in Africa for travellers. The usual big-city precautions apply in Windhoek. In the bush, the risks are environmental, such as sun, dust, and distance, and your guide manages those.

Most nationalities, including EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia, and most of SADC, do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days. You will get a visa-on-arrival stamp at Hosea Kutako International Airport. We confirm current requirements for your nationality before you book.

Yes, with preparation. Roads are good in most places; distances are real. We provide a thorough handover briefing and a 4×4 arranged for your route. We do not recommend self-drive for the Skeleton Coast or remote Damaraland; there, a guided vehicle is better.

The northern parts of Namibia, Etosha, the Caprivi, and the river regions, are malaria-risk in the wet season (November to April). The desert, coast, and south are malaria-free. We advise on the current situation for your dates; you consult your doctor or travel clinic.

May to October is the dry season: cool days, cold nights, wildlife concentrated at waterholes. This is peak season. November to April is the wet season: greener landscapes, fewer visitors, baby animals, but hotter and harder game viewing. Each season has its own case.

Most journeys are not strenuous. Game drives, scenic flights, and lodge-based itineraries require no special fitness. Walking safaris, such as Damaraland, Erongo, and Okonjima, require moderate fitness. We rate each journey and can adjust pace to your party.

We send a full packing list tailored to your journey. In general: neutral-coloured clothing (khaki, olive, sand, no brights), layers for cold mornings and hot middays, sturdy closed shoes, a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, and binoculars. Soft bags, not hard cases, for charter flights.

Yes. Vegetarian, vegan, halal, kosher, gluten-free, and most allergies are accommodated by our lodges and camps. Tell us in advance; the further out, the better we can plan.

The Namibian Dollar (NAD) is pegged 1:1 to the South African Rand (ZAR); both are accepted everywhere. USD is widely accepted in lodges. Cards work in towns and lodges; cash for fuel in remote areas and tips. We advise per journey.

For peak season (July to October), book 6 to 12 months ahead; the best lodges fill a year out. For shoulder season (May, June, November), 3 to 6 months. For last-minute, we can often find something, but choice is limited.

We do not book international flights directly, but we advise on routings and the best airlines into Windhoek (Hosea Kutako, WDH) and Victoria Falls (VFA). For internal charter flights within Namibia, we handle everything.

You have a direct line to your planning team throughout your journey, and we coordinate with local partners and medical evacuation services as needed. Travel insurance covering medical evacuation is mandatory for every booking.