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Les 166 activités et sites à découvrir (Namibia).

Watch large elephant herds from the viewing platform

It is very exciting to watch the animals from the open viewing platform.

Visit Namibia's largest seal colony

Visit one of the largest seal colonies in southern Africa. Hundreds of seals are lying on the beach here.

Explore Deadvlei with its ancient camel thorn trees

Walk through Deadvlei with its camel thorn trees that are over 600 years old and experience the surreal landscape in the light of early morning.

Watch dolphins from shore

On a walk along the seafront promenade in Swakopmund you have a lovely view of the Atlantic and the lighthouse.

Discover the small animals of the desert

On this exciting tour you can see the smallest inhabitants of the desert. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the desert on the "Little 5" tour.

Dolomite game drive at sunrise

From Dolomite Camp you head out on a game drive to various waterholes to see herds of plains zebras, oryx and wildebeest as well as elephants and South African ostriches.

Dolomite game drive at sunset

Experience the sunset in the remote west of Etosha and watch elephants, plains zebras and predators at secluded waterholes.

Explore Walvis Bay Lagoon on your own

Walvis Bay Lagoon (also called Flamingo Lagoon) is the perfect place to watch flamingos. Drive along the shore of the lagoon.

Experience rhinos up close on a game drive

On a game drive in an open 4x4 vehicle you go in search of the rhinos that live at the Waterberg.

Find the large animal herds on the Okavango

A drive along the floodplain is especially beautiful in the early morning or late afternoon.

Enjoy a safari breakfast in a viewing hide

Thanks to the elevated position you not only have a superb view of the water, but also of the sunrise.

Halali sunrise game drive

A game drive from Halali takes you to beautiful waterholes where you can often see a great variety of animals.

Halali game drive at sunset

Explore remote waterholes in the evening light and look out for leopards, elephants and large herds of animals.

Watch out for elephants in a canyon

The canyon is periodically filled with water and there is even reed growing there. Sometimes elephants are present.

Let your gaze wander along the canyon

The Aub Canyon is an impressive gorge about 6 kilometres long and up to 30 metres deep. It is surrounded by breathtaking rock formations and a uniquely green oasis in the midst of otherwise dry landscape.

See mystical morning mist in the desert

With a bit of luck you can experience how the coastal fog covers the dunes in the early morning in Sossusvlei.

Namutoni game drive at sunrise

On a game drive around Namutoni you might be lucky enough to see giraffes, lions, elephants and many plains animals.

Namutoni game drive at sunset

Explore the savannah in the evening light and watch elephants, lions and giraffes at the waterholes.

Okaukuejo game drive at sunrise

On this game drive from Okaukuejo you might be lucky and be able to watch lions or cheetahs just after sunrise.

Okaukuejo sunset game drive

Explore the Etosha Pan in golden evening light and watch lions, hyenas and bat-eared foxes on an unforgettable sunset drive.

Olifantsrus sunrise game drive

Explore the remote waterholes of western Etosha and watch rare antelopes, zebras and elephants in the golden morning light.

Experience seals up close on a kayaking tour

On a kayaking tour you can discover the bay in front of Walvis Bay perfectly from the water and watch the curious seals.

Track desert elephants with a local guide

Explore the Hoanib riverbed with local guide Magnes, who knows the best places to find elephants

Track rhinoceroses on foot

On rhino tracking at the Waterberg you can track the rare and highly endangered rhinoceroses in the company of a guide.

Track desert elephants with an experienced guide

Track desert elephants in Damaraland and experience how they have adapted to life in the desert.

Find your way through Amspoort Gorge

The dry riverbed is interrupted here and you have to drive over the dunes to be able to continue along the Hoanib.

Go on a safari along the floodplain

The easily navigable track runs for a while right alongside the Okavango floodplain.

Experience an unforgettable sunrise on Dune 45

Experience the magical sunrise on the 170 metre high Dune 45 and enjoy the view over the endless expanses of the Namib Desert.

Dinner at Joe's Beerhouse

After the long journey you’re bound to be very hungry. Joe's Beerhouse is a characterful beer garden with a colourful collection of souvenirs and curiosities.

Andoni waterhole

The waterhole is in the north of Etosha, near the King Nehale park gate.

Aroe waterhole

This waterhole is in the east of Etosha at Fisher's Pan.

Aus waterhole

The waterhole is in the central part of Etosha and east of Okaukuejo Camp.

Batia waterhole

The waterhole is in the east of Etosha, between the camps Halali and Namutoni.

Get an impression of Damara culture

Near Twyfelfontein you can gain an insight into the traditional life of the Damara.

Watch the stars and Milky Way in the night sky

Experience one of the darkest skies in the world. The Milky Way shines in sharp contrast above the silent expanse of the Namib Desert.

Watch the Namib wild horses from a viewpoint

In the vast desert landscape you have the unique opportunity to watch the Namib wild horses.

Watch lechwe in expansive wetlands

From here you have a beautiful view over the floodplain of the Kwando.

Watch penguins on an island

On this relaxed boat tour you can watch wildlife from the water. The tour takes you to Halifax Island, where a penguin colony lives.

Watch animals at the waterhole

The waterhole is located along a deep-sand track. During the day you can plan a break here.

Watch animals near Liadura

Along the banks of the Linyanti you have a good chance of watching animals in the dry season. Hippopotamus frolic in the river.

Watch animals from a hide

From a covered platform you can watch animals along the Kwando from outside your vehicle.

Watch many different birds at a waterhole

The waterhole is surrounded by dense bushes and a little hard to find. Many birds usually gather at the waterhole. Among them are weaver birds, which you can watch building their nests.

Visit the Fingerklippe in the Ugab valley

The Fingerklippe is a 35 m high rock formation that juts into the blue sky like a raised finger.

Visit a secret pool on a rock

A hidden spot at Spitzkoppe is a pool that has formed in a rock. In the rainy season, water collects in this natural pool.

Admire the ancient rock art of the San and visit the “White Lady”

Hike to the Brandberg and discover the rock painting of the “White Lady” amidst the impressive desert landscape.

Birding with bush coffee on the Okavango

The picnic site is surrounded by trees and you have a view of the Okavango.

Make scorpions glow on a short night walk

Head out on a night walk with a UV torch after dark and reveal the glowing scorpions in the desert.

Charitsaub waterhole

The waterhole lies in the central part of Etosha near the Etosha Pan, between the camps Halali and Okaukuejo.

Chudop waterhole

The waterhole is in the east of Etosha, near the camp Namutoni.

Dolomietpunt waterhole

The waterhole is next to Dolomite Camp, from where you have a distant, elevated view of it.

Duineveld waterhole

This waterhole is located in the western part of Etosha, between Dolomite and Olifantsrus Camp.

Experience dunes and the Atlantic

On a 4x4 tour to Sandwich Harbour you drive between towering dunes and the Atlantic all the way to a remote lagoon.

Experience a unique balloon flight over the ancient desert

On a hot-air balloon flight you can experience a magical sunrise over the oldest desert in the world.

Discover the meeting point for adventurers in the heart of the Kaokoveld

Green Drum is the meeting point for adventurers in the Kaokoveld. Sign the logbook, start your journey into the unknown and experience pure remoteness.

Discover the ghost town in the desert

The ghost town consists of well-preserved buildings surrounded by desert that tell the story of the diamond rush.

Discover ancient rock art and marvel at the lion's mouth

Visit ancient rock paintings at Twyfelfontein. On a hike you pass a special rock formation.

Discover hidden rock engravings

On one rock you can find two secret rock engravings. This spot is at Brandberg and is freely accessible.

Learn more about the Battle of Waterberg on a hiking trail

On this circular hiking trail you follow in the footsteps of history. Events such as the Battle of Waterberg in 1904 took place here.

Climb the Waterberg Plateau with a guide

If you’d like to stand right on top of the Waterberg, you can hike up to the plateau in the company of a guide.

Climb Spreetshoogte Pass and enjoy the wide-open views

Climb Spreetshoogte Pass and take in Namibia’s endless expanses from a breathtaking viewpoint.

Climb the highest dune in Walvis Bay

At around 100 m high, this dune is the tallest in the area and therefore perfect for enjoying a beautiful view over the desert and Walvis Bay.

Explore the photogenic rock arch at Spitzkoppe

The "Rock Arch" rock arch is probably the most famous granite hole in all of Namibia. Over millions of years, the wind has shaped the stone.

Explore the fascinating organ pipes

Between Twyfelfontein and Khorixas you’ll find a cluster of basalt columns that at first glance look like organ pipes.

Explore the Kalahari on your own in a 4x4

Drive independently through the Kalahari in a 4x4 and experience wildlife, red dunes and wide landscapes on marked 4x4 routes.

Explore the spectacular viewpoints at the canyon

The viewpoints offer a unique panorama and the chance to enjoy the beauty of the Fish River Canyon to the full.

Experience the sunset on a sundowner drive through the Kalahari

Guided evening drive through the Kalahari with wildlife viewing and sundowner drinks as the sun sets over the vast semi-desert landscape.

Experience the endless desert landscape from the back of a horse

Discover the Naukluft on horseback: rides for every level – from relaxed tours to a gallop across wide plains, always in the heart of nature.

Experience red dunes on a 4x4 trail

An exhilarating trail runs through the NamibRand Nature Reserve, which you can explore with your own vehicle.

First shop at Maerua Mall

Namibia's second-largest shopping centre with supermarkets for your first big shop, plus cafés and restaurants to curb your first hunger.

First grocery shop at The Grove Mall

Namibia's largest shopping centre with supermarkets for your first grocery shop and cafés and restaurants for when you first get hungry.

Eating & strolling in Swakopmund

If you need a bit of time to process all that incredible nature, a stroll through Swakopmund is just the thing.

Etosha Pan Lookout (east)

This viewpoint lies in the centre of Etosha on the Etosha Pan, between the camps Halali and Namutoni.

Etosha Pan lookout (west)

This viewpoint is in the central part of Etosha, north of Okaukuejo Camp on the Etosha Pan.

Drive to the viewpoint overlooking the river

Enjoy the view of the water and the bush around you.

Drive to the waterhole in the bush

A little off the Okavango, the waterhole is a gathering point for animals that live in denser vegetation.

Find the nesting burrows of European bee-eaters

Along the banks of the Kwando there are sandy steep banks where the nesting burrows of white-fronted bee-eaters are found.

Find the thirsty plant on your route through the desert

On a lonely desert road, a thirsty plant is waiting for your visit. Stop, give it some water and experience a small desert miracle!

Fisher’s Pan

The pan is in the east of Etosha, close to the camp Namutoni.

Photograph rainbows and baobabs at thundering waterfalls

Experience the Epupa Falls in the morning light: rainbows, baobabs and thundering masses of water – perfect photo spots for camera and drone are waiting for you.

Photograph wildlife at the waterhole from ground level

In Onguma’s photo hide you can take calm, impressive shots right at the waterhole – at eye level with giraffes and more.

Go on safari on the plateau

In the national park on the plateau you can join a guided game drive to track down the rhinos, buffaloes and other animals that live here.

Go on safari in the tree savanna and find special antelopes

The antelopes in Bwabwata have different habitats. Look for them on safari.

Discover mysterious fairy circles along the park road

Along the park road you can spot fairy circles, mysterious circular bare patches in the grassland.

Gemsbokvlakte waterhole

The waterhole is located in the central part of Etosha and east of Okaukuejo Camp.

Enjoy the far-reaching views over Palmwag

Drive up the hill near Awaxas and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views. With a bit of luck you’ll see the silhouettes of oryx, Springbok or giraffe against the horizon.

Enjoy a bush breakfast at the Hippo Pool

At the Hippo Pool you can watch some hippopotamus in the water or sunbathing.

Enjoy a coffee by the floodplain

Drive to this beautiful viewpoint and switch off the engine to enjoy the peace and quiet.

Enjoy a coffee with an incredible view

Enjoy a coffee with a view over this incredible landscape. The small viewing terrace is set directly on the rocks.

Goas waterhole

The waterhole is located in the central Etosha area, between the camps Halali and Namutoni.

Enjoy golden evening hours on Elim Dune

Experience the spectacular view from Elim Dune at sunset and enjoy the play of colours of the Namib Desert in the golden evening hours.

Groot Okevi waterhole

This waterhole is in the east of Etosha, near the camp Namutoni.

Stop at this viewpoint overlooking Botswana

In front of you lies nothing but wilderness and, on the opposite bank, Botswana.

Look out for the African fish eagle

From this viewpoint you have a good view of the Horseshoe and the sandy riverbank.

Look out for animals in the Uniab River

From this viewpoint you have a beautiful view of the Uniab River. The dry riverbed is easy to spot, as the trees wind like a green ribbon through the landscape.

Watch for animals in the riverbed

The drive leads through the riverbed to a beautiful viewpoint. From here you can look out for giraffes and other animals in the riverbed and the surrounding area.

Watch for animals in the river

From this viewpoint you can look directly over the river and the floodplain.

Homob waterhole

This waterhole is located in the central part of Etosha, between Okaukuejo and Halali Camp.

Jakkalswater waterhole

The waterhole is in the western part of Etosha, between Galton Gate and Olifantsrus Camp.

Kalkheuwel waterhole

The waterhole is in the east of Etosha, close to Namutoni Camp.

King Nehale waterhole

The waterhole is in the east of Etosha, right inside Camp Namutoni.

Klein Namutoni waterhole

This waterhole is in the east of Etosha, close to camp Namutoni.

Klein Okevi waterhole

The waterhole is in the east of Etosha, close to the Namutoni Camp.

Klippan waterhole

This waterhole is located in the western part of Etosha near Dolomite Camp.

Koinachas waterhole

This waterhole is in the east of Etosha, close to Namutoni Camp.

Enjoy a delicious break on the sandy track

Take a delicious break in Solitaire and try the bakery’s famous apple cake.

Treat yourself to good vibes and delicious coffee at Village Café

Experience a warm atmosphere, freshly brewed coffee and homemade treats at Village Café in Swakopmund. The perfect place to indulge and unwind.

Leeubron waterhole

Leeubron is in the central part of Etosha and north of Okaukuejo Camp.

Take a break and enjoy a picnic

At this remote spot you can take a break from exploring and enjoy a picnic. If you look closely, you can often spot Rüppell’s bustards in the landscape.

Take a boat trip on the river

On a boat trip you can experience the nature all around you up close.

Take a coffee break with a view of the river

At this shady spot you can take a break. Through the trees you can see the river.

Take a break at an elevated viewpoint

The easy trail leads to an elevated viewpoint where you can let your gaze wander across the landscape. Ideal for lingering and for a coffee break.

Take a picnic break in the dry riverbed

On your way through the dry riverbed, the numerous ana trees offer a pleasantly shady spot for a lunch break.

Make a photo stop at the Tropic of Capricorn

A sign marks the Tropic of Capricorn at the roadside between Solitaire and Kuiseb Canyon.

Experience a magical sunset at Sunset Point

From this viewpoint you can experience a magical sunset. The spot is ideal, as it is only a 10 minute drive from the nearest accommodation, Brandberg White Lady Lodge.

Moringa waterhole

The waterhole is centrally located in Etosha, right inside Halali Camp.

Watch desert elephants at the waterhole

There is a waterhole here in the Hoanib riverbed.

Nebrownii waterhole

The waterhole is located in the central part of Etosha near Okaukuejo Camp.

Ngobib waterhole

The waterhole is in the east of Etosha, between the camps Halali and Namutoni.

Nomab waterhole

Solar-powered waterhole on an open plain with plains zebras, gemsbok and kori bustards in an impressive landscape.

Nuamses waterhole

This waterhole is centrally located in Etosha, between the camps Halali and Namutoni.

Okaukuejo waterhole

The waterhole is in the central part of Etosha, directly in Okaukuejo Camp and not far from Andersson Gate.

Okawao waterhole

This waterhole is located in the western part of Etosha on the route between Galton Gate and Olifantsrus Camp.

Okerfontein waterhole

This waterhole is in the east of Etosha, between the camps Halali and Namutoni.

Okondeka waterhole

This waterhole is in the central part of Etosha, north of Okaukuejo Camp on the Etosha Pan.

Olifantsbad waterhole

The waterhole is in the central part of Etosha, east of Okaukuejo Camp.

Olifantsrus waterhole

The waterhole is located in the western part of Etosha, right inside Olifantsrus Camp, and you can watch it from the viewing tower.

Ombika waterhole

This waterhole is in the central part of Etosha, directly behind the Andersson Gate and the Okaukuejo Camp.

Ozonjuitji m’Bari waterhole

This waterhole is in the western part of Etosha National Park between Olifantsrus and Okaukuejo Camp.

Pause at a slightly elevated viewpoint

While you take a break at this slightly elevated viewpoint, with a bit of luck you can watch a few impalas or common warthogs.

Rateldraf waterhole

The waterhole is located in the western part of Etosha, close to Dolomite Camp.

Renostervlei waterhole

This waterhole is located in the western part of Etosha National Park near Galton Gate.

Climb the giant sand ridges of Big Daddy dune

Climb Big Daddy dune and enjoy a spectacular view from the summit over Deadvlei and the surrounding sand dunes.

Rietfontein waterhole

The waterhole is centrally located in Etosha, between the camps Halali and Okaukuejo.

Safari along the riverbank

At this point you come quite close to the river and, thanks to the slightly elevated position, you have a good view of the water.

Safari breakfast on Laura’s Plains

Surrounded by the vastness of Laura’s Plains, you’ve found a lovely spot to prepare a simple safari breakfast.

Salvadora waterhole

The waterhole lies in the central part of Etosha, between the camps Halali and Okaukuejo.

Look at the big baobab

Near the track stands a big baobab tree (monkey bread tree).

Marvel at a shipwreck on the coast

Visit the Zeila shipwreck on the Skeleton Coast and experience the dramatic scenery of the rugged Atlantic coast up close.

Sonderkop waterhole

The waterhole is in the western part of Etosha between Olifantsrus and Okaukuejo Camp.

Souvenirs from the arts and crafts market

At the arts and crafts market you’ll find baskets, carvings and jewellery that could remind you of your Namibia trip back home.

Stroll along the old jetty

Stroll along the old jetty in Swakopmund, enjoy the view of the Atlantic and let the sea breeze and the sunset work their magic on you.

Springbokfontein waterhole

The waterhole is located in the east of Etosha, between the camps Halali and Namutoni.

Track endangered black rhinoceroses with a guide

Experience an exciting rhino-tracking adventure. With an experienced guide you follow untouched paths to observe the endangered black rhinoceros.

Track animals at the waterhole

There is an artificial waterhole near Hoanib Valley Tented Camp that you can see very well from here. Plan a stop and lie in wait.

Start your day with breakfast at the charming Cactus and Coffee

Start your day at Cactus and Coffee in Uis and enjoy a delicious breakfast in the middle of a cactus garden.

Marvel at ancient tree trunks and the unique Welwitschia

The “Petrified Forest” consists of 280‑million‑year‑old tree trunks that were probably washed up by floods and petrified under avalanches of mud and sand.

Search for the Dagga Boys along the riverbank

In Bwabwata National Park you can find herds of African buffalo with older males.

Search for spotted eagle-owls in the branches of the camel thorn trees

Early in the morning, look for well-camouflaged spotted eagle-owls in the camel thorn trees near Big Mama dune in Sossusvlei.

Immerse yourself in the story of two desert survivors

Discover the hidden cave in Kuiseb Canyon where two geologists escaped from civilisation. A place full of secrets and wild beauty!

Dive into the stories behind the works of Elton Mugomo

Discover the art of Elton Mugomo in Swakopmund, with vibrant paintings, exciting stories and personal insights into everyday life and nature in Namibia.

Tobieroen waterhole

This waterhole is in the western part of Etosha, close to Olifantsrus Camp in Etosha National Park.

Tsumcor waterhole

This waterhole lies in the east of Etosha, between Camp Namutoni and the northern park gate.

Twee Palms waterhole

The waterhole is in the east of Etosha, at Fisher's Pan.

Stay overnight in the middle of nowhere

The campsite is located in the wild desert landscape of the Palmwag concession, where you can watch desert elephants and other wildlife.

Stay overnight beside a dry riverbed

This remote campsite is located in the Palmwag concession and offers you absolute peace and quiet in the fascinating desert landscape.

Enjoy the endless expanse of the Namib from Big Mama dune

The Big Mama dune is slightly smaller than Big Daddy at Deadvlei. The climb is strenuous here too, but the view from the top is wonderful. Marvel at the majestic waves of sand spreading out before you.

Go on a sunset boat tour

On a boat tour you can see hippopotamuses and crocodiles in the water.

Follow lion tracks on the sandy track

If you are the first vehicle in the park after sunrise, you can look for lion tracks on the sandy track in front of you.

Hike among the granite rocks of the Spitzkoppe

At Spitzkoppe you’ll find not only a breathtaking landscape, but also ancient rock paintings that you can visit on a hike.

Hike through the valley and along the red rocks

On various hiking trails you can explore the area through the valley at Waterberg and along the red rocks (with hiking map).

Hike along hidden rock pools amid barren desert landscapes

Hike through Quiver Tree Gorge and discover a green oasis in the middle of the desert. Demanding, wild and full of contrasts.

Hike to a viewpoint on the plateau and enjoy the far-reaching views

Start your hike to the viewpoint at the foot of the plateau. The trail is well marked and you only need to be reasonably sure-footed.

Walk through a dry riverbed surrounded by rock walls

Sesriem Canyon is a 1 km long and 30 m deep riverbed of the Tsauchab. As the canyon is dry apart from a few waterholes, you can climb down and explore the gorge with its high rock walls.

Discover welwitschia in a moonlike landscape

Drive the Welwitschia Drive near Swakopmund and discover the ancient welwitschia plant and the fascinating moon landscape.

Wolfsnes waterhole

The waterhole is in the central part of Etosha, north of Okaukuejo Camp.

Sueda waterhole

This waterhole lies in the central part of Etosha, between the camps Halali and Okaukuejo.

Crédits photo : Vanessa Hilleringmann, Penguin Catamaran Tours, Namib Sky Balloon Safaris, Wilpunt, Kalahari Game Lodge, Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch, Shutterstock/jakubicek, Shutterstock/Roger de la Harpe