There's something special about Namibia. Perhaps it's the arid nothingness of the blood-red deserts or the stark beauty of the Skeleton Coast? Maybe it's the endless salt pans, glorious wildlife, or Sossusvlei's towering dunes? Whatever the potion, those who embark on a Namibia safari are changed forever and return again and again.
Visit the star attraction Etosha National Park in the North or self-drive the country's length along the eerie Skeleton Coast. There is so much to do and see; 4 weeks can disappear in no time. Managing your itinerary and expectations is key.
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Expect short localised rains at various points of the day. Reap the rewards of low season costs and peaceful travelling.
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Similar to January. Expect short rains. Take advantage of low season costs and peaceful travelling.
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Temperatures are ideal in March, with little rainfall and less humidity.
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The start of the dry season, with nice temperatures and little rain. A lovely time to travel.
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For the scenery lovers, arguably the best time to travel as the land is beautiful and green (ish).
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The dry season is in full swing with near to no rainfall and low temperatures at night.
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A lovely time to travel. Good weather and excellent wildlife viewing. Drier land means the wildlife will congregate more. Cold evenings.
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Like July, a lovely time to travel. Excellent wildlife viewing. Cold evenings.
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Temperatures starts to pick up. Conditions still perfect.
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Temperatures still climbing and the terrain is starting to look very dry.
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Still nice and hot with needed rains about to arrive.
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Patches of rain combined with glorious weather. A great winter holiday.
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