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About Namibia

Since Namibia has one of the most uninviting and desolate coastlines in the world, it was neglected by European explorers like the Portuguese, who limited their activities to setting up navigational crosses along the desert shoreline.

Today visitors have discovered the vast potential of a country rich in natural resources, with desert landscapes, sunshine, wildlife and a rugged, barren beauty.

Namibia has a diversity of natural habitats: the rugged coastline and haunting beauty of the Skeleton Coast, the endless stretch of undulating ochre-coloured sand dunes at Sossusvlei. These are the attractions that draw travellers to one of Africa’s more intriguing destinations, the unspoilt wilderness of Namibia.

Namibia Climate and Weather

The best time to travel to Namibia is during the winter, between March and October, when the weather is warm and dry, although nights can by very cold, especially in the desert. The dry season is also best for game viewing, as animals gather at waterholes and are easier to find.

Summers in Namibia are very hot, particularly in the desert which can be dangerously sweltering. Thunderstorms can be expected in the summer, between November and February, and fog often blankets the coastal areas.

Namibia Basics

Time: Local time is GMT +1 (GMT +2 between the first Sunday in April and the first Sunday in September).

Electricity: Electrical current is 220 volts, 50Hz. Round three-pin plugs are standard.

Money: The official currency is the Namibia Dollar (NAD) divided into 100 cents. Its value is equal to the South African Rand, which is also accepted as legal currency in Namibia. Major credit cards are accepted.