Visa

No visa required for U.S. citizens for up to 90 days. A valid passport is required.

COVID

All COVID related restrictions have been scraped in August 2022.

Get to know Namibia by visiting top sights and hidden gems of its most popular regions.

Small Circle Adventure

Get straight to Etosha National Park to witness the majestic Big Five in their habitat.

Safari Escape

Explore all of Namibia from its deserts to the ocean, with stunning wildlife safaris.

Namibian Road Trip

Namibia

Winter's generally pleasant weather is best for exploring. It's dry, not too hot, and it's best for wildlife spotting around established waterholes. The downsides are close-to-freezing temperatures at night in the desert and less daylight.

Winter

It's quite hot with peaks above 104℉ in the desert. But it's still dry and not humid, making this half of the summer also good to visit for both exploration and wildlife spotting.

Dry summer

While precipitation is not extreme, the summers get unbearable because of high air temperatures combined with high humidity. You've got plenty of other destinations in the app for these three months.

Wet summer

A Journey Through The Wild

Namibia – A Journey Through The Wild

Ombu Village is a cultural village dedicated to preserving and promoting the culture of the Ovaherero people, one of the largest ethnic groups in Namibia.

Ombu Village offers a variety of activities and experiences, including guided tours of the village led by Ovaherero guides, traditional dances and music performances, and handicraft demonstrations. The village also has a museum that exhibits artifacts and displays that tell the story of the Ovaherero people. The museum is open to the public and is free to visit.

Ombu Village is a great place to learn about the culture of the Ovaherero people. It is also a great place to experience Namibian culture and to meet some of the friendly and welcoming people who live in this beautiful country.

Official website

Ombu Ovaherero Village

One of Africa’s great wildlife sanctuaries, where vast salt pans draw game from across the bush. Waterholes around Etosha Pan offer front-row seats to the wildlife spectacle.