Water Activities in Namibia

Explore the diverse waterscapes of Namibia and immerse yourself in an aquatic adventure!

Swakopmund (Atlantic Ocean)

• Dolphin & Seal Cruises: Embark on a thrilling journey to encounter playful bottlenose dolphins and Cape fur seals.
• Sandboarding: Experience the rush of sandboarding on the Namib Desert dunes that meet the Atlantic Ocean.
• Kitesurfing & Windsurfing: Take advantage of the strong coastal winds for exhilarating kitesurfing or windsurfing sessions.

Walvis Bay (Atlantic Ocean)

• Flamingo Lagoon: Visit this picturesque lagoon to witness thousands of flamingos in their natural habitat.
• Dune 7: Climb the towering Dune 7 for breathtaking views over the ocean and lagoon.
• Deep-Sea Fishing: Venture out into the Atlantic for a day of deep-sea fishing, with the possibility of catching tuna, shark, or marlin.

Skeleton Coast (Atlantic Ocean)

• Shipwreck Tours: Discover the haunting beauty of shipwrecks along the Skeleton Coast, left stranded by treacherous waters and storms.
• Cape Cross Seal Reserve: Observe tens of thousands of Cape fur seals at Namibia’s largest seal colony.

Caprivi Strip (Okavango & Zambezi Rivers)

• Fishing: Cast your line in the fertile waters of the Okavango and Zambezi Rivers, where you can catch tigerfish, bream, or catfish.
• Boat Safaris: Explore the waterways of the Caprivi Strip during a guided boat safari to spot hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of birdlife.

Etosha National Park (Etosha Pan)

• Waterholes: Watch for wildlife gathering around the numerous waterholes within the park, particularly at dawn and dusk.

Please note that some locations may not have direct access to water bodies.

• No Water: Sossusvlei, Fish River Canyon, Spreetshoogte Pass, and Damaraland do not offer water activities directly but are worth visiting for their breathtaking landscapes.