Your leisure, our pleasure
Namibia...
Houses the oldest desert...
...the highest Sand Dunes...
and the second largest canyon...
...of the world
We offer:- private guided tours
- self-drive tours
- Fly-in tours
- Luxury ccustomed experiences
private guided tours
Relax, observe and experience
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or, if Namibia is not enough, try this 3 country tour!
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self-drive tours
Treat yourself to adventure, discovery and wonder with a 4x4 self-drive tour
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fly-in
So little time, so much to see...
Then choose for the best option: fly with a private plane to the various areas and experience the vastness of Namibia from the air. Spend the night in small-scale, luxurious camps and lodges, of course in the most beautiful locations! Click on the airplane to view a sample itinerary.Bharte-reizen and Desert Air are collaborating. Learn why in short...
See more fly-drive itineraries here.
See more fly-drive itineraries here.
Eagle's Nest (Klein Aus)
Alone, with your partner, family or group of friends. Or how about a trip with colleagues from your company?
Quiver Tree Forest
Lead magnet: checklist button with text (what should you take into account/what should I bring, best travel time). Ask for the brochure, checklist, etc.: again via email
Many photos on this page are not glossy; they are pure and direct, as I made them myself. Because Bharte-reizen will inspect on site.
Namibia…
…has been voted as one of the 10 Best Self Drive Safari Destinations in Africa.…boasts top destinations like Sossusvlei, Etosha National Park and Sandwich Harbour.
Our guarantee: Namibia Luxury Tours stands for Quality, Personal contact and accessibility. In 1 word: satisfaction.
Revitalise under the Namibian sun!
To Namibia with your partner, family or club? Celebrations, wedding, corporate event...Then you must see this:
Day itinerary Swakopmund, Namibia
"I have had the pleasure of traveling through Namibia twice. Rarely have I encountered such intense and wonderful landscapes. A vast country of equal distances. But never a dull moment in this multifaceted country. Namibia continues to surprise you daily and give you moments of awe."- Bert Harte
Passport validity: minimum of 6 Months after entry
Most people don't. Check if you're lucky or need to to apply for a visa here.
Vaccinations and health Namibia
There are no mandatory vaccinations for travellers from Europe. However, if you arrive from a country where yellow fever vaccinations are mandatory, proof of immunization is required.
Namibia is an ideal travel destination post covid. Wide-open spaces, warm weather and the second least densely populated country in the world make Namibia an ideal safari destination.
All COVID-19 related entry requirements into Namibia have been removed.
Namibia is mainly malaria-free. However, this does not apply to the northern and north-eastern parts.
Much more info concerning health in Namibia here.
June till October is high season and also the dry season; foliage is less dense and animals congregate around scarce water sources It’s the best time of year for wildlife watching.
Animals at Halali waterpool
April, May and November are the shoulder season months. This means less people around!
In April and May, the air is exceptionally clear. After the rains, much of Namibia is covered in shades of vivid green. Temperatures 24ºC to 28ºC.
In November temperatures can pass 30ºC. Wildlife watching is good. Birding is also rewarding, with many migrant species.
December–March is the low season. Rain and high temperatures, especially in Namibia’s far south. In the Fish River Canyon 40ºC is normal. Many activities, like hiking trails, are closed.
A giraffe in Etosha NP
Gravel roads, especially in the far north and in the Zambezi region, can become difficult to traverse. Otherwise, the rain does not interfere much with travel.
Etosha National Parks’ wildlife is widely dispersed and can be difficult to spot.
January is holiday time for Namibians. Birding is at its best.
February is low season. Good for birders, not for wildlife spotters.
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Day itinerary Swakopmund, Namibia
"I have had the pleasure of traveling through Namibia twice. Rarely have I encountered such intense and wonderful landscapes. A vast country of equal distances. But never a dull moment in this multifaceted country. Namibia continues to surprise you daily and give you moments of awe."- Bert Harte
Why book with us?
- we make your holiday dreams come true
- quality
- experience spanning over 50 years of travel
- personal contact
How do I travel to Namibia?
What do I need for a holiday in Namibia?
Blank passport pages: 3 Pages
Do I need a visa for Namibia?Most people don't. Check if you're lucky or need to to apply for a visa here.
Vaccinations and health Namibia
There are no mandatory vaccinations for travellers from Europe. However, if you arrive from a country where yellow fever vaccinations are mandatory, proof of immunization is required.
Namibia is an ideal travel destination post covid. Wide-open spaces, warm weather and the second least densely populated country in the world make Namibia an ideal safari destination.
All COVID-19 related entry requirements into Namibia have been removed.
Namibia is mainly malaria-free. However, this does not apply to the northern and north-eastern parts.
Much more info concerning health in Namibia here.
When on vacation to Namibia
The weather is almost always good and most attractions are accessible year-round.June till October is high season and also the dry season; foliage is less dense and animals congregate around scarce water sources It’s the best time of year for wildlife watching.
Animals at Halali waterpool
In April and May, the air is exceptionally clear. After the rains, much of Namibia is covered in shades of vivid green. Temperatures 24ºC to 28ºC.
In November temperatures can pass 30ºC. Wildlife watching is good. Birding is also rewarding, with many migrant species.
December–March is the low season. Rain and high temperatures, especially in Namibia’s far south. In the Fish River Canyon 40ºC is normal. Many activities, like hiking trails, are closed.
A giraffe in Etosha NP
Etosha National Parks’ wildlife is widely dispersed and can be difficult to spot.
February is low season. Good for birders, not for wildlife spotters.
What should you not miss in Namibia?
Many photos on this page are not glossy; they are pure and direct, as I made them myself. Because Bharte-reizen will inspect on site.