Top Namibia Eco Tours

Venture outside of Swakopmund's city limits and into the coastal dune belt that lies just beyond its borders on this incredible living desert tour from one of Namibia's most-popular tourist destinations. Your guide points out wildlife and natural highlights of this scenic landscape as your travel past towering sand dunes that are home to Palmato Geckos, lizards and other small animals. This nature tour includes a thrilling dune drive and is ideal for first-time visitors and families.

Experienced a relaxed walk on an isolated beach, with an abundance of photo opportunities. This is a new activity in Walvis Bay and the only Walking/Hiking activity available. Amazing offshore activity for guests arriving from cruise liners.

Discover the mystique of the Namib Desert on a half-day, small-group tour. Explore the lunar-like Moon Landscape, witness Dune 7's sandy dunes, and wander through Welwitschia Valley, home to ancient plants. See the vibrant Walvis Bay Lagoon, an avian haven, and stroll the iconic Swakopmund Jetty for breathtaking views. Ideal for photographers and nature enthusiasts, this tour unveils Namibia's scenic wonders.

Explore the ancient wonders near Swakopmund on this private tour. Witness the remarkable Welwitschia Mirabilis, a plant that can live for millennia, and delve into the Moon Landscape shaped by thousands of years of erosion. Enjoy a picnic lunch at a desert oasis and convenient hotel pickup for a seamless experience.

Discover the stunning landscapes and diverse birdlife of Namib Naukluft National Park on this day tour from Walvis Bay or Swakopmund. Marvel at the iconic granite inselberg, Bludkoppe, and explore the unique flora including Welwitschia Mirabilis and the Quiver tree. This tour offers an insight into Namibia's history along the old German trade route while providing excellent birdwatching opportunities. Spot various larks, including Grey's and Sabota larks, as well as the elusive Ruppel's korhaan and Ludwig's bustard. Ideal for landscape and bird enthusiasts seeking an enriching experience in Namibia’s natural beauty. - Day tour departing from Walvis Bay or Swakopmund - Visit iconic Bludkoppe and discover unique desert flora - Birdwatch for various species including ostriches and larks - Learn about the historical German trade routes in Namibia

Embark on an unforgettable adventure into the Namib Desert with a 4-day Swakopmund and Sossusvlei tour from Windhoek. Head out to explore one of Namibia's most unique and awe-inspiring settings: Sossusvlei's incredible red sand dunes. This thrilling multi-day excursion combines several of the country's natural wonders, including a visit to see the Walvis Bay flamingos, tracking cheetahs with a biologist at the N/a'ankuse Namib Conservation Centre and a chance to climb the iconic Dune 45, a towering sand dune that's perhaps the most photographed dune in the world.

This 3-day/2night budget camping safari starts in Swakopmund every Saturday and ends Monday afternoons in Windhoek. Leaving Swakopmund in the morning to Etosha National Park where you will spend 1 full day and an afternoon game driving, searching for predators & prey alike. Spend your evenings at the flood-lit waterhole waiting for animals to come and drink. Etosha National Park stretches approximately 22,000sqkms and is named after the famed Etosha Pan. Upon leaving Etosha, make a final stop at the Okahandja craft market for some local souvenirs. We arrive in Windhoek in the afternoon where we will be dropped off at our accommodation within the city limits.

Our journey begins at the Salt Pan Works, outside Swakopmund, exploring the breathtaking Flamingo Sanctuary. Here, you'll discover the fascinating process of salt production, the significance of guano harvesting, and the unique ecosystem that thrives in this environment. Next, we visit Wlotzkasbaken, a historic German coastal settlement, rich in stories and traditions. We then marvel at the Musical Rocks, a rare natural wonder found only in Namibia. We arrive at Cape Cross, home to one of the world’s largest Cape fur seal colonies. Witness thousands of seals in their natural habitat, visit the historic cross left by Portuguese explorers in 1486, and uncover fascinating tales from Namibia’s past. We then stop in Henties Bay for a quick yet refreshing lunch before making our final visits to: The haunting Zeila Shipwreck is a striking reminder of the treacherous waters of the Skeleton Coast. The intriguing Doughnut Rock is a geological marvel shaped by time and the elements.