Windhoek to Walvis Bay
Tar roads via Swakopmund
Transfer from Windhoek or the airport to Walvis Bay: about four and a half hours on tar roads via Swakopmund.

Transfer from Windhoek, or straight from the airport, to Swakopmund on the coast: about four hours on tar roads.
This route runs in both directions and can start or end at the airport. Distances and driving times are approximate and depend on your exact pick-up and drop-off.
The drive heads north from Windhoek to Okahandja and then west on the B2 through Karibib and Usakos to Swakopmund, about 360 km on tar all the way.
The transfer can start at Hosea Kutako International Airport or any address in Windhoek, and it runs in both directions. Long transfers are timed to arrive before sunset.
We never drive between sunset and sunrise. Wildlife and livestock on unfenced roads make night driving a risk we do not take.
You travel with a registered professional driver-guide who knows the routes, the parks and the wildlife.
Driving days and stops are timed so you reach every lodge or camp in daylight, with time to settle in.
Our team can be reached around the clock during active trips and transfers.
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Tar roads via Swakopmund
Transfer from Windhoek or the airport to Walvis Bay: about four and a half hours on tar roads via Swakopmund.
Tar coastal road (B2)
Short coastal transfer between Walvis Bay, town or airport, and Swakopmund: about 30 to 40 minutes.
Salt road (C34) along the coast
Transfer north along the coast to Henties Bay, Cape Cross or the Ugab Gate of Skeleton Coast Park.
Tar, then gravel roads
Transfer from Windhoek or the airport to your lodge or camp at Sesriem, the gateway to Sossusvlei: about five hours.
Gravel roads via the Kuiseb Pass
Transfer from Swakopmund or Walvis Bay to Sesriem and Sossusvlei on gravel roads via the Kuiseb Pass and Solitaire.
Tar roads via Otjiwarongo & Outjo
Transfer from Windhoek or the airport to the Andersson Gate and Okaukuejo in Etosha National Park: about five hours on tar.