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Welcome to See Namibia!

We design and create personalised self-drive or guided tours across Namibia that suit our clients’ individual needs. We pride ourselves to travel beyond the ordinary to create an experience you’ll never forget.

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Let us take care of all the details so you can get straight to the fun.

Namibian Tours Offered

We promote small scale sustainable travelling at every level of comfort. 

Thanks to our experience and industry partnerships, we offer exclusive deals and customizable packages you won’t find anywhere else.

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Combine your trip with our exclusive Simmenau Farmstay.

Here you will encounter various orphaned wildlife, view ancient San Bushmen rock art and be able to experience true Namibian farming lifestyle. Enjoy the Namibian beauty with private game drives, canoeing, hiking, horse riding, sundowners and luxury accommodation in our thatched-roof chalet overlooking a lake surrounded with various wildlife species.

Our exclusive Namibian cattle & game farm is tucked away in the Khomas Hochland mountains 60km from Windhoek. Travel beyond the ordinary and make Simmenau Farmstay part of your plans.

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Travel Made Easy.

We’re committed to providing our clients with the guidance and planning to create the perfect trip. Check out our custom services below.

Guided Tours

Sit back and enjoy your holiday handed to you on a silver platter by booking a tour guide to take care of the driving responsibilities so that you can maximize your holiday experience.

Self-drive Tours

Experience freedom and flexibility with self-drive tours, while enjoying peace-of-mind knowing that your journey has been professionally planned.

4×4 Vehicle Hiring

Hire a 4×4 to tackle Namibia hands-on. Make sure you book in advance as reservations fill up fast.

Itinerary Planning

No matter the type of trip you have in mind, we have the resources necessary to create the perfect trip. Our Itinerary Planning is one of our most popular services.

Travel Guidance

Throughout years of providing clients with Travel Guidance, we have gained the experience to make booking trips as seamless as possible.

Family Travel Consultation

Planning any type of travel can be overwhelming. With our Family Travel Consultation, you can count on us to guide you through every step of the process.

ABOUT US.

I Dream Namibia is a family-operated company, run by the Lambrechts Family, that has been offering first-class travel services and guidance in Namibia since 2015. They live just outside Windhoek in the scenic Khomas Hochland mountains where they do cattle and wildlife farming,

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DID YOU KNOW?

Namibia have some of the most fascinating tribes
The Himba tribe in the Kunene region of the country has strongly clung to their traditional ways and beliefs. They wear traditional clothes, eat traditional foods and even practice traditional religions. The women wear skirts and leave their upper bodies bare. Basically, they have been unaffected by modernism in any way.
The Himba tribe in the Kunene region of the country has strongly clung to their traditional ways and beliefs. They wear traditional clothes, eat traditional foods and even practice traditional religions. The women wear skirts and leave their upper bodies bare. Basically, they have been unaffected by modernism in any way.
Namibia is also home to the second-largest canyon in the world
The Fish River Canyon, located close to the border with South Africa, is also the oldest in the world. Researchers have determined that the canyon was formed at least 500 million years ago through water and wind erosion, coupled with the collapse of the valley floor.
The Fish River Canyon, located close to the border with South Africa, is also the oldest in the world. Researchers have determined that the canyon was formed at least 500 million years ago through water and wind erosion, coupled with the collapse of the valley floor.
The Skeleton Coast is the world’s biggest gravesite for sailors and ships
A large number of sailors have died at this coast in Namibia, given the dense fog and the violent storms in the area. In the 1940s, a slate was discovered along with human skeletons. The slate was written by a survivor and directed anyone who found it north. Unfortunately, the wreck had happened close to a century earlier.
A large number of sailors have died at this coast in Namibia, given the dense fog and the violent storms in the area. In the 1940s, a slate was discovered along with human skeletons. The slate was written by a survivor and directed anyone who found it north. Unfortunately, the wreck had happened close to a century earlier.
Namibia - the cheetah capital of the world
Namibia has the largest population of free-roaming cheetahs in the world. Although endangered, you can run across one of the 3,000 or so free-roaming cheetahs in the country.
Namibia has the largest population of free-roaming cheetahs in the world. Although endangered, you can run across one of the 3,000 or so free-roaming cheetahs in the country.
Namibian's roads is rated best in Africa
Namibia has retained its status as having the best road infrastructure on the African continent for the fourth consecutive year, outperforming competitors such as South Africa and Rwanda.
Namibia has retained its status as having the best road infrastructure on the African continent for the fourth consecutive year, outperforming competitors such as South Africa and Rwanda.
Namibia has one of the largest concentrations of rock art in Africa
The first known inhabitants of Namibia are the San (Bushmen) who belong to the Khoesan people. These hunter-gatherers have travelled across the vast plains of Southern Africa for thousands of years migrating around. The San have resided in Namibia for more than 6,000 years, and there is more than enough rock art to confirm this.
The first known inhabitants of Namibia are the San (Bushmen) who belong to the Khoesan people. These hunter-gatherers have travelled across the vast plains of Southern Africa for thousands of years migrating around. The San have resided in Namibia for more than 6,000 years, and there is more than enough rock art to confirm this.
Namibia has some of the highest sand dunes in the world
The first known inhabitants of Namibia are the San (Bushmen) who belong to the Khoesan people. These hunter-gatherers have travelled across the vast plains of Southern Africa for thousands of years migrating around. The San have resided in Namibia for more than 6,000 years, and there is more than enough rock art to confirm this.
The first known inhabitants of Namibia are the San (Bushmen) who belong to the Khoesan people. These hunter-gatherers have travelled across the vast plains of Southern Africa for thousands of years migrating around. The San have resided in Namibia for more than 6,000 years, and there is more than enough rock art to confirm this.
Namibia has 30 languages that are spoken in the country
Another fun fact about Namibia is that it has a remarkable diversity of spoken languages: about 30 overall. More than 11 languages are native to Namibia, but with its cosmopolitan culture, languages from all across the world are spoken in Namibia.
Another fun fact about Namibia is that it has a remarkable diversity of spoken languages: about 30 overall. More than 11 languages are native to Namibia, but with its cosmopolitan culture, languages from all across the world are spoken in Namibia.
Namibia is the second lowest populated country in the world
With around 2.6 people per km2, Namibia’s population density is just slightly larger than that of Mongolia (1.9). In other words, a holiday in Namibia guarantees vastness and untouched landscapes, especially if the destination is primarily the western part of the country with its Namib Desert.
With around 2.6 people per km2, Namibia’s population density is just slightly larger than that of Mongolia (1.9). In other words, a holiday in Namibia guarantees vastness and untouched landscapes, especially if the destination is primarily the western part of the country with its Namib Desert.
Namibia is home to the world’s oldest desert
The Namib Desert, the world’s oldest desert, has been around for at least 55 million years, devoid of surface water but bisected by many dry riverbeds. The Namib Desert is one of many stunning experiences that Namibia is known for.
The Namib Desert, the world’s oldest desert, has been around for at least 55 million years, devoid of surface water but bisected by many dry riverbeds. The Namib Desert is one of many stunning experiences that Namibia is known for.
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