Namibia, located in southern Africa, is known for its striking landscapes, from the vast sand dunes of the Namib Desert to the wildlife-rich savannas and the Skeleton Coast. A self driving holiday in Namibia allows travelers to explore its rugged terrain, remote beauty, and diverse ecosystems at their own pace. With a sparse population and incredible scenery, a self driving getaway in Namibia is an unforgettable adventure.
Planning your route? Read our self-drive guides to Windhoek, Swakopmund and Walvis Bay.
In order to enter Namibia, a passport valid for six months after date of entry is required; contact your nearest travel agent or embassy for up-to-date information.
The Namibian Dollar, SA Rand, Visa and MasterCard are accepted. No credit cards are accepted at petrol stations.
All goods and services are priced to include value added tax of 15%. Visitors may reclaim VAT at the Hosea Kutako International Airport, Eros- and Walvis Bay Airport.
Namibia is a relatively healthy country, However it is always worth while taking precautions and consulting your doctor.
Most of Namibia is covered by desert, so the climate is what you would expect from a desert country. Extremely hot daytime temperatures in summer and extreme cold night temperatures in winter.
Summer: bring cool cotton clothing and loads of sunblock. Winter: bring light clothing with a sweater or jacket for cool mornings and evenings.
English is the official language, but Namibia has more than 11 indigenous languages. A few of the main languages spoken are :
Tourism Office Tel: +264 61 290 6000
Tourism and Safety Information Line – Windhoek +264 61 2906000 Cape Town +27 21 4223298
Police – +264 (61) 10111
Fire Brigade – +264 (61) 211 111
Ambulance – +264 (61) 211 111
From rugged 4×4 campers designed for remote adventures to spacious motorhomes for relaxed road trips, Britz offers a selection of equipped and unequipped vehicles to suit different destinations, travel styles and group sizes.
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