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Namibia September

 

September is an excellent month for travel to Namibia, where temperatures are very pleasant and days are usually marked by cloudless skies with very little rainfall. This is a good time to travel to Namibia with the winter daytime temperatures averaging around 20 degrees.

There can still be very high temperatures in the desert during the day time however and big variations between day and night time temperatures. Nighttime temperatures can still feel cold in Namibia in September.

The desert can feel extremely cold in Namibia during the winter months, so bear this in mind when preparing for early morning game drives or night drives in the desert.

May to September is the optimum time of year for a walking safari in Nambia as temperatures are cooler and there is little rainfall.

Game viewing in Namibia is at it’s best during the winter months as game is increasingly attracted to waterholes, springs and river as more regular water supplies in the bush begin to dry up. Vegetation is also sparser in the summer, allowing for easier game viewing.

Vegetation has usually faded from the lush green of the rainy months and become parched.

Self-drives in Namibia during the winter months are very popular as most of the roads in the country are free from flooding.

Namibia’s coastal regions see a climatic pattern similar to the rest of the country but with greater influence from land and sea air currents. A particular feature of this are vast fog banks which can spread tens of kilometres inland.