THE COUNTRY

Nestled in the southwest corner of Africa, Namibia is a haven of untouched luxury for the discerning traveler. Its vast, otherworldly landscapes stretch from the shimmering dunes of the Namib Desert to the rugged beauty of the Skeleton Coast. This enchanting destination offers a rare blend of opulence and adventure, with exclusive lodges and private game reserves that cater to your every whim.

Imagine sipping champagne while gazing at the ethereal red sands of Sossusvlei or embarking on a private safari in Etosha National Park, where the animal encounters are as extraordinary as the accommodations. For those seeking serenity, the coastal town of Swakopmund provides a charming retreat with gourmet dining and spa indulgences. Namibia’s unparalleled natural beauty and bespoke experiences promise a journey of indulgence and discovery, making it the ultimate escape for luxury travelers.

Etosha National Park;
Fish River Canyon;
Sossusvlei;
Cape Cross;
Swakopmund;
Caprivi Strip;
Twyfelfontein;
Namib-Naukluft National Park;
Kalahari Desert;
Chobe River

Private Jets, Helicopters and Airliners
Finest Onboard Catering
Ground Transport and Yachts
Luxury Villa & House Rentals
Local Guide & 24/7 Assistance
Customized Global Services

TO BE KNOWN

The State's Capital

Windhoek
Time Zone

UTC +1
Telephone Code

264
Total Area

824 292 Km2
Population

2 777 232 (2023 est.)
Main Languages

Oshiwambo languages, English
Currency

Namibian dollars (NAD)
GDP Per Capita

USD 9100
Airports

112

TRAVEL INFORMATION

Climate

Desert; hot, dry; rainfall sparse and erratic

Ethnic Groups

Ovambo 50%, Kavangos 9%, Herero 7%, Damara 7%, mixed European and African ancestry 6.5%, European 6%, Nama 5%, Caprivian 4%, San 3%, Baster 2%, Tswana 0.5%

Cultural Practices

In professional settings, people are often referred to by their surnames; it is considered informal to use first names immediately.

Traditional Cuisine

Meat and pap — pap (a traditional porridge made from ground maize or pearl millet) served with meat, cabbage, or fish

National Economy

Upper middle-income, export-driven Sub-Saharan economy; natural resource rich; Walvis Bay port expansion for trade; high potential for renewable power generation and energy independence; major nature-based tourist locale; natural resource rich; shortage of skilled labor