General information
2.1 million inhabitants
With approximately 3.6 inhabitants per km², Namibia is among the countries with the lowest population density in the world. Germany, by comparison, has 238 inhabitants per km².
824,268 km²
This makes Namibia about 2.3 times the size of Germany. A large part of the country is covered by deserts and semi-deserts.
National animal: Gemsbok
The oryx, also known as the national animal of Namibia, is a symbol of the Namib Desert and is an integral part of any trip to Namibia.
Capital city: Windhoek
The name means something like "Wind Corner". The city is home to about one-fifth of Namibia's total population.
Travel highlights:
Namibia is one of the most diverse travel destinations in the world. It offers unique safaris, vast canyons, the famous red dunes of the Namib Desert, the rugged Atlantic coast, and much more. Namibia is ideally suited for tours and road trips.
Highlights in Namibia
The most popular travel destinations in Namibia. Get inspired and gain an impression of what you can experience in Namibia.

Travel time
Namibia can generally be visited year-round. It is considered a generally warm and dry country, which has a dry season and a rainy season each year.
Dry season
The dry season lasts from April to October and is particularly good for wildlife observation. This period also coincides with the peak season, which runs from June to September.
Rainy season
The rainy season lasts from November to March and offers unique natural spectacles. The off-season can be an ideal time to travel for those with specific interests.
Travel information
Namibia can generally be described as an easy country to travel in. However, depending on your specific destinations within the country and the format of your trip (self-drive or guided tour), there are some tips, rules, and information we would like to share with you:
Health & Safety
Entry & Visa
Costs, Currency & Tips







