Safari Stretch Vehicle
N$5.100,00/Day
- GPS
- Medical Kit
- 2nd Spare Tyre
- Air Bags (Front Only)
- 4-Wheel-Drive
4x4 Double Cab
N$2.140,00/Day
- Tyre Size 17
- GPS
- Medical Kit
- 2nd Spare Tyre
- 4 Passengers
4x4 Suv
N$2.725,01/Day
- Tyre Size 17
- GPS
- Medical Kit
- 2nd Spare Tyre
- 4 Passengers
4x4 Landcruiser Double Cab V8
N$2.385,00/Day
- GPS
- Medical Kit
- 2nd Spare Tyre
- 4 Passengers
- 80 Litre Tank
4x4 Double Cab (2 pax camping)
N$2.260,00/Day
- Tyre Size 17
- GPS
- Medical Kit
- 2nd Spare Tyre
- 4 Passengers
4x4 Double Cab (4 pax camping)
N$2.385,00/Day
- Tyre Size 17
- GPS
- Medical Kit
- 2nd Spare Tyre
- 4 Passengers
4x4 Landcruiser Double Cab V8 (2 Pax Camping)
N$2.510,00/Day
- GPS
- Medical Kit
- 2nd Spare Tyre
- 4 Passengers
- 80 Litre Tank
4x4 Landcruiser Double Cab V8 (4 Pax Camping)
N$2.600,00/Day
- GPS
- Medical Kit
- 2nd Spare Tyre
- 4 Passengers
- 4.5 litre Diesel
4x4 Landcruiser Double Cab 2.8
- Tyre Size 17
- GPS
- Medical Kit
- 2nd Spare Tyre
- 4 Passengers
4x4 Landcruiser Double Cab 2.8 (2 Pax Camping)
4x4 Landcruiser Double Cab 2.8 (4 Pax Camping)
- Tyre Size 17
- GPS
- Medical Kit
- 4 Passengers
- 80 Litre Tank
Off-Road
Driving Tips
Speed Limit
Keep to a speed that is safe and comfortable. Gravel roads have a speed limit of 80 km/, however Some severely corrugated sections need even lower speed. Always drive at a speed that allows you to stop easily for any hazards. Speed limits in Namibia are as follows: Tarred roads 120 km/h Gravel roads 80 km/h Urban areas 50-60 km/h
Gravel Roads
When driving gravel roads we recommend reducing your tyre pressure. Your vehicle will have more traction with a low tire pressure since you have a larger contact area with the ground.This will also reduce the possibility of damage to your tyres. Remember to reflate your tyres when you return to the tar. Dirt & Gravel Roads 1.8 kpa Soft Beach/Sand 1.2-1.5 kpa
Water Crossings
Always assess a water crossing before continuing. Walk through and check out the crossing, measuring the depth and checking the condition of the bottom. Even shallow crossings can hide tyre-damaging debris or deep holes. As a general rule we recommend avoid driving through water if its deeper than the center of your wheels.