Travel Namibia

Travel News Namibia is a high-quality Namibian travel and lifestyle magazine tasked with promoting Namibia to the world. With riveting stories, first-hand encounters and magnificent photographs showcasing tourism, travel, nature, adventure and conservation, TNN is the ultimate and most comprehensive guide to exploring Namibia.

Travel Namibia

WITH CHILDLIKE WONDER

BUSH TELEGRAPH • News from the tourism industry

Pack Snacks, Not Expectations • Tips and visual memories of travelling with kids, by photographer Chris Botha

Family Travel in Namibia: A QUICK GUIDE • Travelling with children through Namibia can be a joy – wide open landscapes, fascinating wildlife, and plenty of safe, familyfriendly stops make it one of Africa’s most rewarding destinations for families. With a little planning, your journey can be smooth and memorable.

a middle-of-nowhere KIND OF GETAWAY • For many of us, it comes as quite the natural urge: the desire to jump in your car and drive until you can drive no more, get out wherever you might find yourself, and experience some wild, unplanned adventure. Surprisingly (or maybe not), that need is even stronger when the everyday involves a tumultuous toddler trampling about your business. Of course, it is not as easy, or advisable, to leave the toddler to his own devices while you try to satisfy your deep desire for freedom, which leaves you with little choice but to let said toddler join you in the temporary escape.

Before They Grow • Childhood wonder comes alive on safari at Onguma

THE CURRENT OF LIFE • How rivers taught us to slow down and see

BOOK REVIEW

BOYTJIE BIRDING • POMPIE AND HIS GRANDSON IAN BURGER

Erongo Mountains • Toddling on a yoga rock and other stretches of the imagination in the

A Living Library: Ongava's Indigenous Plant Rehabilitation Project

10 NOTEWORTHY INDIGENOUS PLANTS AT ONGAVA

Nature's green embrace KHAUDUM NATIONAL PARK

A journey through mystery, nature and timeless wisdom in Namibia's Kaokoland

Rooted in rock the Hoada experience • Clear cobalt skies stretch above white, willowy grasslands. Rocky peaks rise among scattered shrubs. Solitary gravel roads are occasionally interrupted by capacious, sandy riverbeds. Here, the wilderness opens to sweeping plains, filled with mopane woodlands and dotted with hardy shepherd’s trees sculpted by the wind. Along the way, we encounter scenes of daily, rural life: sheep and goat herders, small farming settlements, and roadside stalls selling rough cuts of quartz and semi-precious gemstones. As we venture further into the semiarid terrain of Damaraland, the landscape begins to transform, with both the vegetation and its inhabitants adapting to the region’s rugged geography.

WHERE THE ELEPHANTS WALK BELOW • Wild purpose at Nambwa

Namibia Wildlife Spotting Game

A TRIBUTE TO THE GUARDIANS OF THE WILD • The 2025 RMB & Wilderness Ride for Rangers