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Namibia Tips

English is the official language of Namibia). Afrikaans, derived from Dutch,is the common language of most of the population. In addition to German anumber of indigenous languages are also spoken.

Namibians drive on the left side of the road. Traffic in urban (built-up)areas is restricted to 60km/h and 120 km/h in rural areas.

Climate

Namibia enjoys approximately 300 days of sunshine per annum.

Average annual rainfall is about 350 mm per year (with extreme deviations). The rainy season is generally from December to April with the remaining months generally dry and clear-skied.

The best time to visit Namibia is between March and October.
No hunting is permitted by law between December and January.

Content Table:

Month	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
Min. Temp	17	16	15	13	9	7	6	8	12	15	15	17
Max. Temp	29	28	27	25	22	20	20	23	25	29	29	30
Humidity %	39	49	46	43	38	37	30	24	20	20	26	32
Rain Days	8	8	8	4	1	0	0	0	0	2	3	6

Recommended Clothing

Clothing of soft beige or gray material. Ankle-high hiking boots with leather laces (to avoid clogging by grass seeds). A Warm jacket and, if required, gloves: Temperatures can plummet in the early morning and evening (in the winter months from May to September you can expect 0°C in the night).Sun glasses,Sun block,Hat,Warm underwear for cold nights.Due to our daily laundry service it is not necessary to bring too much clothing.

Your hosts will endeavor to render such assistance as required to make your hunt and stay most memorable. We gladly liaise on your behalf with a reputable taxidermist and can request the evaluation of your trophy for the SCI or Rowland Award as required.

Do not forget to visit our photo gallery for the latest Oryxhunt Photos.