• KLM / Air France
• South African Airways
• British Airways
• Qatar Airways
• Turkish Airlines
• Ethiopian Airlines
• Air Namibia

Typically, it takes about 15 hours and 35 minutes for the shortest connecting flight to reach Hosea Kutako International Airport, Namibia. This flight is a joint operation by British Airways and Air Namibia. The time spent on stopover (Frankfurt) is included in this time frame. However, depending upon the time duration of each layover, the flight time may exceed 20 hours.

For the time being, there is no airline that operates non-stop Namibia flights from the United Kingdom. The closest option to a non-stop flight is a one-stop flight. And there are several one-stop options to choose from.

• Hosea Kutako International Airport (Windhoek)
• Walvis Bay Airport (Walvis Bay)
• Eros Airport (Windhoek)

The national carrier, Air Namibia, used to be the only airline operating direct flights to London. It discontinued its direct flight options a few years ago, operating flights via codeshare with Lufthansa to have a stopover at Frankfurt.

Our exclusive deals on British Airways flights to Namibia offer a big price margin so most travellers can book with the UK’s most preferred airline. It’s flights are operating from almost all major airports in the kingdom, you name it. In case the fare is high and you are not willing to book it yet, set a fare drop alert. We will inform you when the price goes down or is at a tipping point. If your schedule has room enough, our agent can give you more affordable options to choose from. At any rate, calling us on our helpline will help. Dial 020 3137 2316 to reach us now.

Travelling in Business Class promises an excellent flight experience, and travelhouseuk ensures you avail it at an affordable cost. You will see the most telling difference in the prices we offer on Business Class flights from our competitors; ours are competitively priced. Exclusive deals are introduced to make it easier for a large body of travellers to book the flight of their choice. Qatar Airway, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, South African Airways, KLM, and Lufthansa offer Namibia flights. Take these airlines, for instance. Each of these airlines has a bundle of amenities to offer.

The Fly Now Pay Later plan is a payment mode that enables travellers to pay for their flights in three, easy instalments. It comes as a welcome third option when you are stuck between two bad ones – the compulsion to travel and yielding to unreasonable prices. Please call us at 020 3137 2316 to look for available deals and continue to the booking stage where you would ask your agent for the Fly Now Pay Later plan. After you have made a small deposit, which is mandatory, your agent will issue the tickets. Before you go, please schedule the remaining payment (which is to be paid in instalments) with your agent.

At the moment, Ethiopian Airlines is selling the cheapest flights to Namibia from the United Kingdom. The fare is coming as low as 565 GBP. Flights are available from the London Heathrow Airport as well as Manchester Airport. Explore the full potential of our online services by subscribing to our newsletter, and submitting your queries on our social media pages. Our agent will reply in an instant and offer you the information and flight deals you want.

Yes, indeed! You can have both at an acceptable, reasonable price when you book with us. The reservations will be made with reputable airlines and hotels that enjoy positive feedback from customers. We have deals that cater to a wide spectrum of travellers. To get started, please give us the details of your travel plan (the budget you have and the city you are travelling to in Namibia). This will help us in picking the perfect itinerary for you, and finding the hotel that fits your taste and budget.

May to October is recommended for general tourism and game hunting. The period is characterized by dry, warm breezes and sunny afternoons. The weather maintains itself on an average temperature of 23 ° C. Rainfall will have to wait till the end of October.

British passport holders visiting Namibia for tourism do not need a visa. They can enter and stay in the country for a maximum period of 90 days. However, as is so often the case, not everyone is granted a full 90 day stay in Namibia. The Immigration decides why or why not but make sure to double-check it. Also the officials are not obliged to tell you the reason for not permitting a full stay. So make sure your documents are in order and that you do not hold any information back.

Namibia has two international airports; the Hosea Kutako Airport in the capital city of Windhoek is the major international airport, facilitating nearly 300 flights every week, mostly international. Rooikop Airport in Walvis Bay is also an international airport with a few foreign flights per week. Other minor airports are Oranjemund and Rundu.

When evaluating Namibia among all African countries, Namibia has great infrastructure for road as well as rail travel. Travel by road requires off-roading in certain safari regions only, as most of the main roads are gravelled and in good condition. Intercape bus services are active at scheduled long distances and are also extensive. The train network is well maintained under TransNamib along with Desert Express with routes also included primarily for conducting tours, facilitating StarLine passenger services.

Namibia’s accommodation options are generally exclusive, with lodges and guesthouses dominating the industry. They cater for all purposes, whether visitors are staying during business tours, or looking out for a motel during their travels. They are also very cheap while facilitating standard amenities and services of internet, television, furnished bedrooms and even suites. Outdoor swimming pools are also present along with a few sporting options. The main attraction of most of these lodges are the surroundings, with some of them located in game parks, some centred near the coastal zone, and some of them affiliated with clubs and restaurants. There are nationwide local hotel chains as well, acclaimed for facilitating reliably good standards for the tourism market.

• A single meal at an international fast food chain: £ 3.6
• A large bottle of mineral water: £ 0.8
• An imported cigarette pack: £ 1.95
• A local transportation ticket: £ 0.5
• A taxi trip within the city: £ 4.5
• A local guest house or lodge in the suburbs: £ 40