
Top tips for travelling with kids in Namibia
If you asked our kids what their favourite holiday was, Namibia will likely be top of the list. Maybe it was the thrill of sleeping in
The countries of southern Africa are diverse and fascinating. We may be biased since we have been living in South Africa for the last 6 years, but there’s a lot to love about this part of the world. Most recently we have done a couple of trips with the kids in South Africa and Namibia, and Pete has taken small groups through Namibia, Botswana & Zambia.
As an overland travel destination, southern Africa is both well developed in terms of campsites and facilities (including overland tour companies and vehicle hire companies for self drive) and also has lots and lots to see, so it’s well worth putting it on your list. Chat to us about suggested itineraries and recommended overland tour companies and vehicle hire companies for your southern Africa adventure.
South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Swaziland, Lesotho, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe

Southern Africa is well known as a wildlife safari destination, and there are some incredible national parks and wildlife reserves to visit. Top of our list - South Luangwa National Park in Zambia, but we have enjoyed fantastic wildlife experiences in all the parks we have visited!

South Africa is the 9th largest producer of wine in the world, and there are some excellent wines to be enjoyed at the southern tip of Africa. Our favourite areas to taste wine are Stellenbosch, the Hemel en Aarde Valley in Hermanus and the Stanford wine route.

If you can dream it, you can do it. From shark cage diving to microlite flights, mountain biking, hiking, bungee jumping, you name it, you can find it in Southern Africa.

If you are looking for solitude and space, Namibia is a great place to go. The harsh beauty of the desert is captivating and fascinating. It's also a country that's very easy to travel round yourself, with great campsites and plenty of great attractions to visit.

From the incredible spectacle that is Victoria Falls and the Okavango Delta to the many rivers and waterways that crisscross southern Africa... there are plenty of ways to enjoy the waterways including white water rafting, kayaking, sunset cruises, swimming in hippo & croc-proof pools, floating along in a mokoro... the list goes on!

Southern Africa benefits from a well developed network of campsites, many of which have cabins or chalets for when you have had enough of sleeping in a tent.

If you asked our kids what their favourite holiday was, Namibia will likely be top of the list. Maybe it was the thrill of sleeping in

If you are looking for incredible food, wine and cultural experiences, then Cape Town, and the town of Hermanus (located on the coast of Walker

Namibia’s landscapes are incredibly diverse, offering scenic drives that take you through some of the world’s most dramatic terrains. From the towering dunes of Sossusvlei

Visiting Clarens and Golden Gate National Park in winter, with kids.

The feeling of space and alone-ness when camping in Tankwa Karoo National Park is quite incomparable. Beautiful scenery adds to the experience. It is truly a place to get away from it all.

Why Mountain Zebra National Park should be on your list of must-visit parks, and how I returned from cheetah tracking sunburnt, wind swept and blown away.