Luxury Swakopmund Tours

Located on the Atlantic Coast at the edge of the Namib Desert, the colonial town of Swakopmund with Bavarian church spires and German inspired architecture is one of Namibia’s most unique and surreal destinations.

This historic town has many colonial landmarks including the Swakopmund Lighthouse and the harbour breakwater known as ‘The Mole’, which now marks the southern boundary of Swakopmund’s main tourist beach.

As well as, The Railway Station Building which was built in 1901 and has now been transformed into a luxury 75-room hotel, the old barracks, known as Die Alte Kaserne, the Kramersdorf building, the Hohenzollern-Haus, the Prinzessin Rupprecht-Heim, the Kaiserliches Bezirksgericht (magistrate’s court), the Swakopmund Jail and the Evangelical Lutheran Church.

From Swakopmund there are opportunities to experience adventure activities, such as camel rides, sand boarding, skydiving, quad biking, kayaking, hot air balloon flights, horse riding and mountain biking, and excursions to Walvis Bay. 

Walvis Bay is located 30km south of Swakopmund. Sheltered by the Pelican Point sand spit, Walvis Bay’s tidal lagoon is home to abundant birdlife and up to 50,000 Cape Fur seals.

The 30 minute drive along the scenic coastal road from Swakopmund to Walvis Bay is a highlight in itself