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Start your Windhoek Self Drive 4×4 Holiday
Welcome to the capital of Namibia, the perfect launchpad for a Namib Desert and Etosha National Park 4×4 experience.
Our Recommended Vehicles for Windhoek
Toyota Hilux 2.4TD 4×4 Camp
A reliable and capable 4×4 vehicle that offers excellent fuel consumption and good off road performance. Good ride height ideal for game viewing. Equiiped with a roof top tent.
Toyota Landcruiser 79 S/W 4×4 Camp
The Toyota Landcruiser is a very robust, reliable and exceptionally capable 4WD vehicle. A highly respected safari vehicle in Africa, with no electronics and ideal for remote area travel.
Ford Ranger Single Cab 4×4 Safari Overlander
This Single Cab Ranger camper seats 2 adults. Perfect for a self-drive safari. It has a powerful diesel engine. It’s a tough pickup truck capable of turning troublesome obstacles into an exciting adventure.
Ford Ranger D/Cab 4×4 Bushcamper
Superbly compact 4×4 camper suitable for up to 4 adults. Fully equipped with camping equipment. This is the vehicle you want on your African 4×4 adventure.
Windhoek Travel Advice
Introduction
Namibia is widely considered one of the best places in the world to experience a self drive 4×4 adventure. Its desolate, yet astoundingly beautiful landscapes have been captivating adventurers and explorers for centuries, while its indigenous peoples have spent millennia learning to coexist with its harsh conditions.
Its moody coastline, iconic German-inspired architecture, and abundance of open, untouched spaces have kept people coming back for more. After all, the Namib Desert might be the oldest desert in the world.
In and Around Windhoek
Windhoek is the capital and largest city in Namibia. For a relatively small country, it has a surprisingly rich history and legacy. Explore Windhoek and its monuments and museums until you’ve had your fill and then head out into the vast expanses to experience Namibia’s wild side.
What to Explore Around Windhoek
Far north, you can visit Etosha National Park and witness the Big Five in their natural habitat. In the south, the Richtersveld is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring rugged mountains, incredible floral biodiversity, and ancient cultural heritage.
Meanwhile, the long coastline is home to tourist hubs like Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, and the iconic Skeleton Coast 4×4 route, which tightly hugs the red dunes of the Namib all the way up to Angola.
Unmissable sights include Sossosvlei and Dead Vlei in the Namib, as well as the mighty Fish River Canyon.
Getting Around
Windhoek, being Namibia’s capital, has good roads and road infrastructure. However, most Namibian roads are either sandy or gravelly, or a combination of both. If you’re embarking on a lengthy self drive adventure in Namibia, you’ll need a proper 4×4 that will conquer any terrain.
Furthermore, Namibia has plenty of camping accommodation spread throughout its wilderness areas. With a camping-equipped 4×4, you’ll be able to visit the most remote reaches of this remarkable country. Speak to our expert consultants today to make your booking.