Namibia has sunshine throughout the year and. It is recommended to wear sun
block, a hat and sunglasses at all times. As Namibia has a typical semi-desert climate with hot days and cool nights, warm clothing is necessary no matter what part of Namibia is
visited. When visiting during the summer it is advisable to pack lightweight cotton clothing.
Points for electric shavers are available at most hotels, rest-camps and resorts
2. Fire Arms
Handguns are not permitted for hunting in Namibia
A temporary importation permit for firearms for up to 180 days is available at all major ports
of entry.
3. Malaria Prevention
While many areas in Namibia ,including parts of the conservancy, do not have malaria we recommend that a malaria prophylactic
should be taken by visitors to safeguard their visit.
4. Photographer Tips
Keep film out of direct sunlight and in a cool box if available while travelling.
It is advisable to have all lenses fitted with UV or other filters due to the harsh light.
5. Road Travel
Petrol is available throughout
Namibia. However, stations do not accept credit cards as a form of payment for petrol. Ensure that you have cash or a petrol card.
Traffic in Namibia drives on the left as in United Kingdom
Use of seat belts in Namibia is compulsory.
Drive carefully at night because there are many wild animals on
the road.
Drive carefully, no more than 80kmph on gravel roads and switch on the headlights of your vehicle to be more visible under dusty conditions.
Like in most
countries, valuable articles in the car should be placed out of sight to not tempt petty thieves.
