Namibia Tours

With Journey Into Africa, you can look forward to a memorable Namibian safari adventure. Namibia is situated on the south-western Atlantic coast of the African sub-continent and is renowned for the pristine and haunting quality of its landscape. The country shares its borders with Angola and Zambia in the north, South Africa in the south and Botswana in the east. Bountiful sunshine combined with an abundance of wildlife, scenic beauty, a rich diversity of geological phenomena and a feeling of unconfined space makes Namibia a sought-after destination. The friendliness of the people as well as the cultural diversity allows for a rich blend of traditions.

Namibia is mostly an arid country. Its four geographical regions are the Namib Desert, the Central Plateau, the Kalahari Desert and the wooded bushveld. In the south is a sea of enormous sand dunes which give way to a harder plain as you travel north. From these plains, great granite hills rise to a seaboard that is appropriately known as the Skeleton Coast. Inland, a high spine-like plateau runs up the centre of the country. The northern parts are more fertile than the rest of the region; this area is known as the Etosha Pan.

When it comes to Namibian tourism, the focus is mainly on the Etosha National Park in the north, one of Africa’s finest wildlife areas. Not to be missed is the seaside town of Swakopmund and the Skeleton Coast National Park which runs for 600 kilometres along the rocky shoreline. Other fantastic areas include the Namib-Naukluft Park, Fish River Canyon, Damaraland and Caprivi Strip. With Journey into Africa safaris and tours in Namibia can be enjoyed in any of the unique regions. So feel free to view all that we have to offer. Many of these tours begin in Namibia and end in Botswana or Zambia.

Here are just a few of the fantastic reasons you should visit Namibia:

Unusual geological features such as the Fish River Canyon, Brandberg, Spitzkoppe and the unique star-shaped dune mountains at Sossusvlei.
Almost every day is a sunny day on a Namibian tour, as the sun shines at least 300 days each year.
Adventure, from dune-boarding to canoeing, White River rafting, angling and diving.
A diverse and friendly population who will welcome you into their home country.
Etosha Pan, one of the largest game reserves in Africa and an oasis at the centre of a vast semi-desert region.
The Kunene River, the source of one of Africa’s greatest waterfalls, the Ruacana.
The Namib Desert is home to elephant, rhino, lion and giraffe, and one of the world’s oldest living plants - the Welwitchia mirabilis.
The oysters at Luderitz and Swakopmund are regarded as among the healthiest in the world and are a fitting meal to celebrate any tour in Namibia.