If you are thinking to visit Namibia, here’s our Namibia itinerary day by day that might help you to organize your trip. In this really amazing country we spent unforgettable 34 days from mid March to the end of April. We saw nearly all that is worth to see and this is a lot! We already wrote about our top places to visit in Namibia with kids and you can take a look to our quick travel guide as well to get a feeling about traveling to Namibia.
Above is the map of our journey and below is our Namibia itinerary with the places we have visited:
Day 1: Windhoek – Mariental
Day 2: Mariental – Keetmanshoop
Day 3: Keetmanshoop
Day 4: Keetmanshoop – Luderitz
Day 5: Luderitz – Kolmanskop – Namtib Lodge
Day 6: Namtib Lodge – Koiimasis Farm Lodge
Day 7: Koiimasis Farm Lodge – Sossusvlei
Day 8: Sossusvlei
Day 9: Sossusvlei
Day 10: Sossusvlei – Swakopmund
Day 11: Swakopmund – Cape Cross – Spitzkoppe
Day 12: Spitzkoppe – Palmwag
Day 13: Palmwag Nature Reserve
Day 14: Palmwag Nature Reserve
Day 15: Palmwag – Purros
Day 16: Purros
Day 17: Purros – Opuvo – Epupa Falls
Day 18: Epupa Falls
Day 19: Epupa falls
Day 20: Epupa Falls – Hakaone Village
Day 21: Hakaone Village – Kamanjab Porcupine
Day 22: Kamanjab – Eldorado near Etosha
Day 23: Eldorado – Etosha
Day 24: Etosha
Day 25: Etosha
Day 26: Etosha – Tsumkwe
Day 27: Tsumkwe – San village
Day 28: San village – Caprivi
Day 29: Caprivi
Day 30: Caprivi – Tsodillo Hills (Botswana)
Day 31: Tsodillo Hills – Ghanzi (Botswana)
DAy 32: Ghanzi (Botswana) – Ondekaremba (Namibia)
Day 33: Ondekaremba
Day 34: Ondekaremba – Windhoek
We had a lot of time for discovering Namibia, if you are on a shorter holiday you can easily adjust the itinerary to the number of days you have.
We traveled with Toyota Hillux 4 x 4 with rooftop tents. It was a great type of transport, we drove on some really bad roads (if we can call that bunches of rocks a road!), through sand, we crossed rivers, but not once this car did let us down. Neither one flat tyre! We were sleeping in rooftop tents, almost all the time in camping places and a couple of nights even in the wild.
Namibia has rich wildlife, we enjoyed so much in Etosha National Park and all other places where we saw african animals in the wild. But what left the most fond memories and made the biggest impact on us were the Namibian tribes. We spent few days with each of three tribes we visited. The interaction with the indigenous people that live their everyday life as they did thousands of years ago give you experiences that touch you deeply and change your way of seeing the world. That’s why for us a trip to this country should not end without a visit to at least one of the tribes and you should add it to your Namibia itinerary.
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