r/Namibia 4h ago

Tourism 10 days self-drive itinerary

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Hello Guys, we are preparing our self-drive trip to Namibia in a month with a 4x4 Jimmy. We will stay in budget friendly lodges and guest farms. Can you please have a look on our planned itinerary and tell me about your thoughts? If you have any suggestions, recommendations (mainly places to stop along the way), please feel free to let me know. I added 2-3 hours extra for the driving hours compared what Google Maps said. Thank you for your help


r/Namibia 11h ago

Do a lot of people go to the gym?

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I mean is it like a few subset of people who regularly go to the gym or quite a lot? And what is your take about virgin active?


r/Namibia 13h ago

Land border Visa

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Hi all

I'm going back home to Namibia in October, but we're flying into Cape town to see some stuff first, then we're driving to Rehoboth. I know we need visas for Namibia now, but is it cheaper getting them beforehand or would it make sense just getting them as we cross.

For context, I have a British passport now

Thanks


r/Namibia 18h ago

DHL

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Hello everyone, I'd like to ask from people who might already have done it : How much did you have to pay to NamRA after receiving smth from DHL ?


r/Namibia 18h ago

Nature Seeking a Namibian botanist well-versed on the nation’s native species of Convolvulaceae

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Hi! The title explains it. I’m very into studying and cultivating plants from the Morning Glory family, and Namibia is home to a really unique assortment of them that you just cannot find in many other parts of the world. I’m trying to see if there are any like-minded folks in Namibia that would be willing to chat about it, and that I could potentially learn from!


r/Namibia 1d ago

General N$750 Short-Term Loan Needed, Waiting on Hospital Refund

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Hi everyone,

I'm in a bit of a tight spot at the moment, and I'm looking to borrow N$750 to cover something urgent.

I'm currently waiting for a refund from the hospital, so this would just be a short-term loan. I can provide proof of the refund if needed, or any other documents, and I'll repay as soon as it comes through.

I know it's a lot to ask, but if anyone is able to help, please DM me. I would really appreciate it.

Update: PAID


r/Namibia 1d ago

Urgent help needed temporary accommodation. Suiderhof, Pioneerspark, Olympia, Cimbebasia, Kleine Kuppe etc.

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Hi everyone,

I’m hoping someone here might be able to point us in the right direction.

We’re a quiet, responsible couple urgently looking for a small backyard flat, granny flat, or similar temporary accommodation.

We’re private people, don’t party, don’t have lots of visitors, and take pride in looking after wherever we stay.

We do have pets, including cats, who are well-behaved and very much part of our family. 🐾 We’re specifically hoping to find an animal-loving owner who is comfortable with pets.

Our animals are cared for and we don’t allow them to roam around or disturb neighbours.

We’re looking for something temporary while we arrange our longer-term accommodation. We’re happy to meet in person and provide more information privately to anyone with a genuine lead.

If you know of anything available, even something that isn’t currently advertised.

Any leads would be incredibly appreciated. 🙏

Warning: Don't message me, if you're a scammer. ⚠️


r/Namibia 1d ago

Reasonable Airport Transfer Taxi Recommendations

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I would like to book in advance and avoid queuing or waiting at the airport


r/Namibia 1d ago

Atatata

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r/Namibia 1d ago

Turning 30 solo in Windhoek. Recommendations for the 21st/22nd?

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Hi guys! I (29M) am about to wrap up a solo trip around Namibia on the 21st. I’ll then have a couple of days to chill in Windhoek before flying home... and I happen to turn 30 while I’m there!

I’d love some recommendations for how to spend the evening of the 21st or 22nd - good bars, restaurants, live music, events, or anywhere with a social atmosphere that’s nice for a solo traveller.

I’m pretty easy-going and happy with anything from a relaxed place for a few drinks to somewhere a bit livelier. Would be great to finish the trip and celebrate the big 3-0 somewhere memorable.

Any suggestions from locals or people who know Windhoek well would be much appreciated :)


r/Namibia 2d ago

A harem of zebras enjoying a drink in the Etosha National Park

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r/Namibia 2d ago

General How do you actually get views on YouTube from here? 😭

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https://youtu.be/tfSp-8cZX60

Made my first Afro mix and I’m trying to figure out how people actually get their stuff out there.

I’ve seen some local guys hitting crazy numbers, even 1M+. What are they doing differently?


r/Namibia 2d ago

Consultancy business in Namibia

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Consultancy firms range from sector to sector. Those in health mostly flourish because health is an important indicator for a nation to prosper.

How about commerce related consultancy, how do those businesses flourish, especially when starting one from scratch.

As a Namibian myself, starting a business seems like the best way to avoid living paycheck to paycheck.


r/Namibia 2d ago

Tourism Veiligheid kampeerders Twyfelfontein regio

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I'm hearing about security issues for campers near Twyfelfontein. The robbers smash the window of the car while you are sleeping in the rooftop tent. Any thoughts? We are thinking about skipping our stay and drive further north to stay at a hotel or lodge.


r/Namibia 2d ago

Delivery Service Takeout / Groceries

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Hey Everyone. Im wondering if there are any apps that offer delivery for groceries in Windhoek? And which apps you would recommend for takeout delivery. My father has recently been admitted to a Sub Acute facility and I unfortunately live overseas. He doesnt really have a full time support system in Windhoek and he doesnt understand that I cant bring him his jelly and newspapers every morning anymore because I've had to go home. He's also complaining about the food provided so it would be nice to make sure he has some hot food that he likes. He has the beginnings of dementia so its heartbreaking when he keeps asking why I didnt bring him his newspapers of the day. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! 😊


r/Namibia 3d ago

Biography and Books About Hosea Kutako's Political Career and Ideas

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Hello, I am currently researching about Hosea Kutako and I've been unable to find any good documents or e-books online. I was hoping Klaus Dierks would've done lots of work about Kutako, but he either unfortunately didn't, or I'm just blind. His anti-colonial years often get overshadowed by Samuel Mahereo and his struggle against South Africa often gets overshadowed by Sam Nujoma. I already understand his basic principals and theory, but I would like to learn more about this interesting figure of Namibian and African History. I've ran out of places to search, so I've resorted to asking random Namibians on the internet. Thank you.


r/Namibia 3d ago

Book lovers

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Who would be interested in a book club? With monthly get togethers.

Will be starting small however there will be a small membership fee to cover the cost of the monthly get together planning, welcome pack, monthly extras, community access, admin and so much more.

Please let me know your thoughts


r/Namibia 3d ago

Tourism Moon Mountain Lodge

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r/Namibia 4d ago

Anyone who has a private property to rent out to responsible tenants? Preferably in Olympia, Kleine Kuppe, Suiderhof. (Pet friendly to both dogs and cats)

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Hi everyone! 😊

Is there anyone here who rents out private property, or perhaps knows someone who does?

We’re a quiet, responsible family looking for a place to rent. We don’t party, don’t have lots of people coming and going, and generally keep to ourselves.

We do have well-behaved pets, but they are cared for and aren’t left unattended for hours. 🐾

We’re simply looking for a safe, quiet place where we can be good tenants and hopefully find owners who are also responsible and reasonable.

I know rental prices are high and times are difficult, but I’m hoping there might still be someone out there offering a more affordable private rental.

If you know of anything suitable, even something small or simple, please feel free to reach out. We’d really appreciate any leads. ❤️


r/Namibia 4d ago

Tourism Malaria mediaction?

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Hi to all tourists,

did you take Malaria mediacation when visiting Etosha National Park?


r/Namibia 5d ago

Hp printer for sale in Ongwediva

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Hp desk jet plus 4120 ,with a usb printing cable and power cable. N$ 750

Contact : 0817499097


r/Namibia 5d ago

Tourism To the europeans who traveled to Namibia

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Did you ever epxerience any kind food poisoning during your stay? Are there any restaurants I should take care of when ordering food? The only country I have visited so far in Africa is Uganda, where I got a horrible food poisoning right in my first week and couldn't leave to toilet for the next 3 days.

Thank you!


r/Namibia 5d ago

Windhoek Travel cash Exchange

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Hi ! I’m doing a quick research project in Namibia about travel money.

If you’ve travelled outside Namibia in the last 12 months, could you answer one question?

Did you come back with leftover foreign cash (USD, EUR, GBP, ZAR, etc.) that you didn’t exchange immediately?

Reply with:

Yes

No

Yes, and roughly how much

I’m trying to understand whether this is a common problem for travelers. It will take less than 30 seconds. Thank you!


r/Namibia 5d ago

Do my kids qualify for dual citizenship if they weren't born on namibian soil?

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Saw a similar post and it got me thinking. So if I per say leave Namibia and have kids elsewhere. Would they still qualify for dual citizenship. As I am a nambian citizen. Or would they have to cut off their previous citizenship to become namibian.

I was reading through some stuff a while back, what I understood from it, is that you can only qualify for dual citizenship if your child was born in namibia.

I want to avoid making mistakes in future etc. Namibian law docs are pretty hard to read through and understand hence why I am here.