A few things people ask

Most tours can be arranged with a few days' notice, but popular dates fill up faster in peak season.

Most tours depart from Swakopmund or Walvis Bay; we'll confirm your pick-up point when we plan your day.

Yes — many guests pair a tour with a shorter adventure. Use Chart Your Own Day on the booking page to build the combination yourself.

Yes — we also run point-to-point transport for travelers who just need a ride somewhere, not a full tour. Choose "Transport only" on the booking page and tell us your pickup and drop-off points.

There's no payment due when you submit a booking request — it's a no-obligation enquiry. We'll confirm availability and payment details with you directly once we've planned out your day (or your Journey).

Some activities — skydiving and paragliding especially — are weather-dependent, and we'll always reschedule rather than run something unsafe. Get in touch as early as you can if your plans change; we handle cancellations case by case rather than a one-size-fits-all policy.

Most tours and adventures welcome solo travelers — a handful need a minimum headcount to run, which is noted on the tour itself and flagged when you enquire. Self-drive Journeys work for any group size, including one.

It depends on the activity — vehicle-based tours and Journeys are generally easy to adapt, while things like sandboarding, quad biking, or skydiving have their own age and fitness guidelines. Tell us about your group when you enquire and we'll help you find the right fit.

Comfortable shoes, sun protection, and a camera; we'll flag anything tour-specific when we confirm your booking.

Gratuities aren't included in any tour or Journey and are entirely up to you — most guests tip their guide or driver for a day well spent, but it's never expected.

A valid driver's license and a vehicle suited to Namibia's gravel roads — a 4x4 for our camping safaris. We plan the route and book the stops either way; for camping Journeys we can also point you to vehicle and camping-gear hire. Each Journey's own page lists exactly what's included and what isn't.

Namibia's currency is the Namibian Dollar, pegged 1:1 to the South African Rand — Rand notes are accepted everywhere too. Cards work fine in Swakopmund and Walvis Bay, but it's worth carrying some cash for tips, fuel, and small stops along the way.

It depends on your passport — many nationalities can enter Namibia visa-free for tourist stays, but requirements change, so check with the Namibian Ministry of Home Affairs or your nearest embassy before you travel. You'll also need a passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates.

English — it's Namibia's official language, so it's also what you'll hear day-to-day around Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. Let us know when booking if you'd like anything arranged in another language.

Drones are restricted in Namibia's national parks — Etosha, the Skeleton Coast, and Namib-Naukluft among them — and usually need a permit arranged in advance. Let us know if you're planning to fly one so we can advise for the areas your tour or Journey covers.