Swakopmund is Namibia’s playground – a holiday destination for tourists and locals alike looking to escape the heat of the interior and to have a little adventure.

Often described as being more German than Germany, Swakopmund is a quirky mix of German-Namibian residents and overseas German tourists, who feel right at home with the town’s distinctively German appreciation of comfort and hospitality. The city itself resembles a small German town and manages to create a feeling of timelessness with its palm-tree lined streets, seaside promenades, restaurants, cafes, art galleries and museums.

While there is plenty to do within the city limits, the real action happens in the surrounding desert – Swakopmund has reinvented itself as the adventure-sports capital of Namibia and now attracts adrenaline junkies from all over. Quad-biking, sand-boarding, sand-skiing and other activities can be booked through one of the adventure companies in the area.
 
Situated within sight and sound of the mesmerising Atlantic Ocean, The Atlantic Villa offers accommodation within walking distance from the beach, a f...
The Hansa Hotel - nestling in the very center of the charming little town of Swakopmund, wrapped in the shape of a timelessly classical building datin...
Perfectly positioned on Sam Nujoma Avenue in the picturesque Swakopmund, the luxurious Hotel Zum Kaiser offers direct access to the beach and the town...
Situated in the coastal village of Swakopmund, Orange House is a 2-minute walk from the beach and offers a tropical garden, sun terrace and free WiFi....
Established at the end of 1999, Sea Breeze Guesthouse is situated in Vineta, in the northern part of Swakopmund, a mere ten minutes drive from the tow...