Namibia Tourism

13/05/2026

Tucked away in Namibia’s lush northeastern corridor, the Buffalo Core Area and Mahango National Park are two safari destinations in the Caprivi Strip, now officially known as the Zambezi Region. Rich in biodiversity, scenic waterways, and exceptional wildlife encounters, these destinations offer travelers a special safari experience. If you are searching for an authentic African wilderness adventure, the Buffalo Core Area and Mahango National Park are a good addition to your travel list.

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Experience the wild beauty of Namibias Buffalo Core Area & Mahango National Park, rich in wildlife along the Okavango River!

30/03/2026

Eco-tourism in Namibia:

At Temba Travel, we believe that meaningful travel should create lasting value — for our travelers, the destinations we visit, and the communities who call them home. Namibia embodies this philosophy, standing as a global leader in eco-tourism and responsible travel.

From the iconic dunes of the Namib Desert to vast wildlife-rich savannas and rugged coastlines, Namibia’s landscapes are protected through innovative, sustainable tourism practices. Central to this success is a strong community-based eco-tourism model that ensures tourism supports rural communities while safeguarding wildlife and natural habitats.

Explore eco-tourism in Namibia with Temba Travel. Discover sustainable lodges, wildlife encounters, and enriching local experiences!

09/05/2024

Tommy's Living Desert Tours in Sakopmund is an adventure not to be missed. I went on a tour this morning and discovered the magnificent beauty of the desert. The very knowledgeable guide operates as if he can see under the sand. It sometimes looks as if he just puts his hand in the sand and finds a living creature. We saw a variety of geckos, other reptiles such as a desert chameleon, and even a sidewinder or desert viper. Don’t touch any of these if you don’t know what to do. Driving in the dunes was also a great adventure.

11/09/2020

Requirements for travel to Namibia

• All tourists must have a negative Covid-19 test result not older than 72 hours before arriving in Namibia.
• Tourists will have to complete a questionnaire to be submitted with their full travel itinerary on arrival at the airport.
• Tourists must have private travel insurance to cover medical care or an unexpected hotel stay.
• Only NTB (Namibia Tourism Board) registered accommodation will be considered given they have also been certified accordingly and comply with safety guidelines and protocols.
• On day 5 of the itinerary, all tourists will be tested for Covid-19 in-country. This can be done from wherever they are within Namibia. With a negative test result, to be received by Day 7, tourists will be allowed to continue their travels as planned. This means that there is no “quarantine” period on arrival and no implemented restrictions with regards to the itinerary.

09/07/2020

2020 has been hard. It is difficult to stay positive in these uncertain times. We are inundated with negative news. We are living in fear and uncertainty. We all need some positive vibes. We at Temba Travel decided to make a video series about our Heroes. Those people and organizations that makes life a little (or sometimes) a lot easier.

07/07/2020

Start planning your 2021 holiday today. Go to www.temba.co.za for travel advice and to make reservations.

03/03/2020

14/01/2020

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Online reservations for Namibia hotels lodges and self-catering accommodation. Information on Namibia tourism attraction, hotels or other accommodation.

13/09/2019

Desert Knights Cycling Tour in Southern Namibia
On 10 September, the Desert Knights cycling tour started at Hobas on the rim of the Fish River Canyon in southern Namibia. The cycling shifts are mostly in the evening and during the night. This is to reduce the stress of cycling in the desert heat. Cycling in the moonlight is a challenging, but wonderful experience for the participants. The tour ends on 16 September at Sendelingsdrift in South Africa. The tour includes a day of canoeing on the Orange River. The stark and beautiful Ai-Ais Richtersveld Transfrontier Park is an incredible backdrop to this 280 km cycling event.

12/09/2019

Upgrading roads in Etosha National Park
A dedicated team is in the process of repairing and grading the roads in the Etosha National Park. This project is long overdue as there have been many complaints from visitors driving through the Etosha. The team intends to grade almost 100 km of roads in shifts at night when there is no traffic and there will therefore be less disturbance to tourists. The project is already in full swing and the results have already brought much relief to the many daily visitors passing through this world-renown National Park with its magnificent salt pans and wealth of wildlife.