Namibia Distance Table

Namibia Distance Table

Namibia distance table in kilometres featuring all the main cities and towns that are close to a few of the main attractions. A reference point, especially for those at the planning point of a guided or self-drive safari, the distance between destinations as well as the type of roads is important. Travelling 8 hours + a day is not a safari. One should be looking at driving not more than 4 to 5 hours a day when travelling between destinations in Namibia, giving one time in the afternoon to participate in sightseeing after checking into one's lodge or hotel.

To calculate approximate driving times, the speed limits in Namibia are as follows; 120km/h on highways and 80 km/h on dirt roads.

General driving rules for travel in Namibia;

  • Never drive at night, unless in an emergency
  • Ask locals about roads conditions to your next destination
  • Extra fuel, water and snacks are essentials
  • One can never go wrong with a good paper map as a backup for GPS units
  • Toilet paper in the vehicle will never go amiss

As a side note; we find that playing around in Google Maps a great tool to not only get approximate distances and also driving times (although driving times can change dramatically. especially when the route is via dirt roads).

Namibia Distance Chart
Gobabis                  
687 Keetmanshoop                
1021 334 Lüderitz              
466 221 555 Mariental            
738 1015 1349 794 Namutoni          
450 727 1061 506 288 Otjiwarongo        
905 1182 1516 961 415 455 Rundu      
563 840 731 619 699 371 826 Swakopmund    
631 907 1242 687 107 181 308 552 Tsumeb  
205 482 816 261 533 245 700 336 426 Windhoek

 

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