The seaside cities in Namibia are affected by the Benguela cold current, and the temperature is low all year round, generally around 50-70F. When we have the boat ride in the Walvis Bay, the temperature is low, and the sea breeze is strong. It is recommended to bring a thick coat or fleece jacket and scarf. Similarly, when we take a helicopter in the morning, it will be windy, and the temperature is low. Be prepared to keep warm. At noon, the temperature will rise. The same, when we have boad ride on May 27, it will be windy as well. Besides, when we have desert adventure tour in May 27 afternoon, it may be sandy, don't change your lenses in the desert.

In Namibia, the temperature in winter from April to August is relatively low, and the daytime is about 50-70F. It is recommended to have a thin coat and a thick coat. Lightweight and tightly sealed outdoor shoes and sports shoes are recommended. Sometimes it gets to 32F at night.

Personal items: Passport, Covid-19 Vaccination Record Card, some dollar bills for tipping, sunglasses, sunscreen, hats, medicines, power bank, toiletries (some hotels do not provide) slippers, power strips or multi-hole sockets (Namibia voltage 220V, 50hz). For our group, our travel agent will provide a conversion plug in each room where the first hotel we stayed, and we can use it and take with us all the way to the last day and then return it to the travel agency.

Network: No signal most of the time. Some hotels have WIFI

Calling Card: $12/card with 14 days. 700 minutes of calls, 1500 texts and 3GB of data every 7 days

Camera equipment (for reference)

Two cameras (one for spare), mobile phone

Lens: Wide (Night, Landscape) Telephoto (Animals, Birds) Regular 28-105 (Humanities, Portraits, street shots, Landscapes)

Filters: polarizer (PL), Neutral density (ND) (option)

Tripod or monopod

Backup battery, memory card, head light

Drone: Not allows in private reserves and national reserves.