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Namibia Reviews

Walvis Bay

★★★★★

Town of Walvis Bay Area

Nested between lagoon and dunes

Walvis Bay has this special feature to be Namibia's second biggest town and lay lazily along a wonderful protected lagoon, with flock of flamingoes, pelicans, ... backed by the dunes of the world oldest desert, the Naukluft.For a long time, Walvis considered herself as an industrial town only , neglecting tourism but the spectacular environment and the tourist attractions have imposed a drastic change to the place.Walvis Bay is the departure of numerous excursions and activities : seals and dolphin cruises, (whale watching in season), 4 X 4 adventures to Sandwich Harbour (one of the unique... see more

Helene and Wilfried Meiller
Namibia

Swakopmund

★★★★★

Town of Swakopmund Coast

Swakopmund the Desert Jewel

Swakopmund: To think that this ‘Germanic’ adventure town with only 40, 000 inhabitants hosts a wide range of activities that even the faint hearted can enjoy what it has to offer. This is truly a hot spot for those that want to indulge in adventure, aviation, culture, nature, fine cuisine or retail therapy! Adventure Seekers:‘Safaring’ on a quad bike, surfing down or zooming like a rocket on your belly on a sandboard, taking a day hike or even seeing this scenic yet historical town are just a few adventures that lie off Nathaniel Maxuilili Drive. Desert Adventures, The Cardboard Box and... see more

Peter Bassingthwaighte
Namibia

Tsumeb

★★★★★

Town of Northern Region

Tsumeb

Thank you for your interest in our garden town Tsumeb. Tsumeb and its surrounding areas have many interesting sights to see. The Mineral Gallery showcases some of the minerals mined in Tsumeb.The Tsumeb Cultural Village allows you an insight into the rural life of Namibian tribes. On display is a look at their history of Tsumeb as well as their arts and crafts.The Museum is an interesting visit, as it holds the history of Tsumeb as well as Namibian History, as it holds cannons and ammunition which German troops threw into Lake Otjikoto, at the end of the South West African Campaign. Lake Otjik... see more

Erna Witbeen
Namibia