Namibia's climate is very changeable depending on the different regions. It is desert type in the Namib Desert , sub-tropical in altitude and semi-desert in most of the country . This means that it is hot during the day , cold at night , very hot in the middle of summer (from December to March) and cooler in winter with 23 ° C on average.

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Namibia's climate has the distinction of being pleasant in all seasons, although we advise you to avoid visiting the Namib Desert in the middle of summer, a period during which temperatures can be stifling

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Even if Namibia can be visited at any time of the year, the country still has three distinct seasons:

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• A dry season from May to September , which corresponds to the local winter and displays cooler temperatures and very little precipitation;

• An intermediate season in October and November shows that higher temperatures and higher risks of precipitation, it is the short rains;

• A wet season from December to March , which corresponds to the local summer and displays hot temperatures and heavy rainfall, especially in the northeast of the country.

It is possible to travel to Namibia in any season. However, depending on the activities you want to do on site and the sites you want to visit, certain periods will be preferable.

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• To go on a safari in the Etosha reserve or elsewhere, favor the dry season, especially in May and September-October. The animals are still clearly visible and the parks less frequented than in the middle of the dry season.

• If you find it difficult to endure the heat and want to visit the desert , choose the dry season.

• Finally, to admire the animals of the Sossusvlei depression , prefer the rainy season , the best time to observe birds!