Namibia · WALKING TOURS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 5 walking tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of Windhoek’s San Bushman Walk: learn click language, bush survival, fire making, crafts, and modern San challenges for $43.
“Very happy to see this re-enactment of the San people in a bush setting. It was very well organised, very informative and a lot of fun. Totally worth it if you have a spare half day.”
Walk with San guides near Windhoek, learn bush skills, click language, firemaking and crafts on an easy private three-hour cultural tour.
“France, my guide was very informative as well as the San Bushmen. This was an incredible opportunity to experience first hand. One of the best tours near Windhoek, Namibia; takes about 25 minutes from city center!”
Explore Windhoek’s landmarks, Katutura township, local food, markets, and Namibia’s past on a private three-hour guided tour.
“We booked this activity on Sunday nov 24th & we were very disappointed as we had not been informed that EVERYTHING was closed on Sunday!! Yet the program included visits to several museums and monuments : independence museum, parliament of Namibian republic (Tintenpalast) Art center of Windhoek, Chinatown, Rural park of Okahandja, Christuskirche, all were closed. A tasting of local specialities at Pepata restaurant (James did not take us ) Our guide contacted us to postpone the tour at 3:30 instead of 2:00 pm ! He took us to the township but mostly to visit his friends and family members where we didnot feel comfortable staying. Afterwards he brought us…”
Review of Windhoek’s cheetah walk at N/a’an ku sê, with close encounters, conservation insight, pricing, timing, and practical tips.
“No petting and no humans allowed in pictures - so if you are looking for that, go somewhere else. The place is beautiful, the guides are very good. So here you are allowed in to the cheetahs, however they will do what they want, walk around, lay and rest or to run off, you never know. They are magnificent animals! And the work carried out here by the sanctuary for the conservation of nature is remarkable”
Walk Swakmund’s Mondesa district with a local guide, meet residents, taste Namibian delicacies, and explore colonial landmarks for four hours.
Every kind of day out on the coast and the plateau, and the best of each.
