Namibia

Considered one of the safest countries in Africa, Namibia has enjoyed political stability for decades. On the map, Namibia is located in the South West of Africa, right above South Africa.
There you will have the opportunity to see the oldest art gallery in Africa, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, hike the magnificent sand dunes into deserts, and get up close and personal with animals. Namibia is perfect for all types of stays and will leave you with the most beautiful memories.

Best time to visit

The best time to travel to Namibia is from July to October when the risks of rain are very low and temperatures are above 20°C during the day.

Interesting facts

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Namibia is home to the oldest desert the Namib Desert.

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Language diversity is one of the special key elements of Namibia as there are 30 languages spoken throughout the country.

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Home to the world’s largest meteorite shower in which 120 specimens of more than 25 tonnes have been recorded.

Things to do

Plan a visit to Deadvlei where you will see undead trees in the desert and then climb up the tall dunes of Sossusvlei.
Go to Flamingo Lagoon to see a variety of birdlife from flamingos, pelicans, terns, and cormorants.
Go to Flamingo Lagoon to see a variety of birdlife from flamingos, pelicans, terns, and cormorants.
Trek up Dune 45 the highest dune of the Namib Desert.
Get up close and personal with a view of the Fish River Canyon, the second largest canyon and the biggest canyon in Africa.
Meet the fascinating Himba people who cover their bodies in red clay to protect themselves from the harsh sun.
See the moon landscapes just a short drive from Swakopmund. The dusty barren hills full of craggy holes and stones look like something a lunar lander would encounter 9. Enjoy a game drive at Etosha National Park which has animals that have adapted to desert life. They all come together to the nearby waterhole at the end of the day.
Visit Spitzkoppe, a large chunk of granite that sprung out of the desert floor. Spitzkoppe is a 1784 meter tall rock formation surrounded by nothing but miles and miles of flat desert.
Itching to see it all?

As a solo woman traveller in one of the safest countries around Africa, pack your luggage and come to discover this fascinating country!