Namibia beckons with its surreal landscapes, roadside cafes, ancient deserts and unusual wildlife. There’s an old-world sense of exploration that comes with a road trip into that vast and dazzling wilderness of Namibia. If you stop by for just a moment, you’ll feel its pull and it’s best to follow that instinct because you’ll find a country that is breathtakingly beautiful.
Namibia is the second least densely populated country on the planet. You could drive for hours without seeing another car, and the utter vastness of this beautiful land will evoke primal feelings of exploration in you. In an overpopulated world it’s rare to find places this vast where you can immerse yourself so deeply into its unique wilderness. Namibia is home to the world’s highest cheetah population, good numbers of leopard, black rhino and other endemic species. Admire the famed deep red sands, rolling dunes, and fascinating stark landscapes that change kaleidoscopically according to the hour of the day – it’s quite simply breathtaking
The best time to visit Namibia is from July to October, when the temperatures are just above 20°C and the chance of rain is low. This is also the best time for wildlife viewing.
