Namibia Travel Guide
Namibia’s Airports are a lot smaller than Europe’s and even neighboring South Africa’s. Travelers visiting Namibia, therefore, might want to opt for a 4×4 hire Namibia option, normal car rental for a self-drive holiday or meeting up with a tour group. Airports in Namibia mostly have limited fleets and it is advised to book your travel option well in advance. Namibia Travel Guide: Roads in Namibia. Photo:Enricod on Flickr
Namibia Travel Guide: Road conditions in Namibia
National roads in Namibia are mostly in good condition, but if you do decide to travel to the game reserves, national parks or famous sand dunes an equipped 4×4 vehicle is your best options. Roads in and around game reserves and national parks are usually gravel and the rough terrain normally makes it a bit difficult to drive a sedan – keep this in mind when planning your trip. Also, allow an extra 3 to 4 hours travel time when you plan to travel on dirt roads and through national parks. Namibia Travel Guide: Windhoek International Airport.Photo: John Connell on Flickr.
Namibia Travel Guide: Most important Airports and landing strips
- Gobabis Airport
- Grootfontein Airport
- Halali Airport
- Karasburg Airport
- Katima Mulilo Airport
- Keetmanshoop Airport
- Lüderitz Airport
- Mariental Airport
- Namutoni Airport
- Okaukuejo Airport
- Ondangwa Airport
- Oranjemund Airport
- Otjiwarongo Airport
- Rundu Airport
- Swakopmund Airport
- Tsumeb Airport
- Walvis Bay Airport
- Eros Airport in Windhoek
- Windhoek Hosea Kutako International Airport
You also might want to check out our South Africa Distance chart for more travel information on other destination within South Africa. Namibia Travel Guide: Elephants at the Etosha Park. Photo: Camnian on Flickr
Namibia Travel Guide: Top Tourist attractions in Namibia
- Travel to Sossusvlei
- See the Spitzkoppe
- Visit Etosha National Park
- Visit the ghost town Kolmanskop, near Luderitz
- See Swakopmund and Walvisbay
- Visit the Skeleton Coast
- Go fishing in Hentiesbay
- Experience German culture in Windhoek
- Experience the Fish River Canyon
- Visit the Waterberg Plateau Park
- Travel to Damaraland
Please visit Discover Africa for a more detailed Namibia Travel Guide.
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