Top Things to do in Erongo Region
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Top 10 Things to do in Erongo Region, Erongo Region
Discover the best top things to do in Erongo Region, Namibia including Desert Explorers, Long Beach Leisure Park, Dune 7, Flamingo lagoon, Swakopmund Museum, Swakopmund Jetty, Walvis Bay Waterfront, Welwitschia Plains, Swakopmund Camel Farm, Dunes Mall.
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1. Desert Explorers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 800 reviews
Reviewed By garychequer - Gaborone, Botswana
This is a fantastic way to see the Swakopmund dunes, combining fun and plenty of excitement as well as beautiful scenic views. We are a family of four with teens who all have limited to no experience on quads, but were safety briefed and taught how to ride the terrain with no problem at all. The sand dune body boarding was great fun and the dunes themselves are fantastic for the quad experience. Overall a must do for thrill seekers and fun loving people alike.
2. Long Beach Leisure Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By WeakKneeTraveler - Singapore, Singapore
A great place for flamingo lovers. There's so many beautiful flamingos here and they are so near. A great place to observe them.
3. Dune 7
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 259 reviews
Reviewed By Ochieng1974
The Dune 7 in Walvis Bay , Namibia is a wonder. The expansive swathed of high sand dunes just adjacent and parallel to the Atlantic Ocean coastline is a convergrnce of two extremes -the Atlantic Ocean and the Namib Desert. The two ecosystems create a cool environment under an otherwise scorching desert sun. Climbing the dune to the peak is no mean task, but watching 7 year olds do it clearly is an inspiration to try, soldier on and conquer .. I did. I met friends from Iceland at the peak. Yes, people from Iceland at the peak of a Namib desert dune! It was an experience to behold. There is no need at all to use any travel agent for this adventure. The Dune 7 is straight forward. Drive yourself there or simply take taxi. No fee is charged at the site .. Namibian Govt is clearly leaving money on the table. However next to the Dune 7 is the Dune 7 adventure.The only facility at the site where one can enjoy very good meals and cold drinks, catch up with friends via free WiFi.. take a shower , do quad bike rides to the expansive desert and the dunes. This is no doubt , the Namibia's ' great pyramids'.
4. Flamingo lagoon
5. Swakopmund Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 571 reviews
The Swakopmund Museum is run by the Scientific Society Swakopmund. It is the largest privately run museum in Namibia and a favourite amongst locals and guests. On display are various types of indigenous plants, animals, minerals, an archaeological exhibition, the transport system of old and a variety of cultural historical objects. One of a kind and educational is the exhibition “People of Namibia.” It focuses on the traditional heritage of the different ethnic groups of Namibia.
Reviewed By 699liezela - Plettenberg Bay, South Africa
What a lovely experience. Well worth a visit especially if you are interested in history. Takes about 40min to walk through
6. Swakopmund Jetty
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 819 reviews
Reviewed By nickv228 - Windhoek, Namibia
In my youth the Jetty was a popular place for fishing and making out. Sadly fishing, as most other fun activities in the Dorob park, are Verboten :( During my life it was rebuilt twice and the maintence at the moment is supposedly funded by the restaurant at the head. The restaurant is for people with small appetites and cavernous wallets ;) The restaurant is also not open every day for lunch, as i recently found out. This landmark is a must visit. To stroll up to the head and back clears the mind. Sunsets are stunning.
7. Walvis Bay Waterfront
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 392 reviews
Reviewed By JaneN617 - London, United Kingdom
Walvis Bay is the 'Bay of Whales'. The best way to see the wildlife is to take a boat trip out into the bay. We saw whales, Cape Fur Seals and plenty of birds. Both a seal and pelicans landed on our boat so we could see them close up - a real treat. There are some good, reasonably priced and well stocked souvenir shops when you get off the boats as well as bars and cafes.
8. Welwitschia Plains
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 403 reviews
Reviewed By 15matjan - Tona, Spain
First of all must get your permit from NWR office, Bismarck street in Swakopmund and self-drive through the desert: lichen fields, moon landscapes, remains of a 19th century war camp, ostriches and the amazing Welwitschias and other desert adapted plants.Interesting experience.
9. Swakopmund Camel Farm
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By cowenevett - Carefree, United States
I had written ahead and booked our ride. When we arrived, a little unsure if we were in the right place, since the government had removed all the road signs, Elke assured us that we were. Elke, the owner was so much fun to talk to and we enjoyed seeing what other animals she had on the farm. The headgear she dresses you up in adds to the experience, making it all a little more fun than the commercialized camel rides they have in town. The ride isn't long, but long enough to get the feel and make it memorable. Will definitely return and would love to take Elke to lunch to hear more about her life and history in Namibia, she made the camel ride and opportunity to chat with her a very special stop during our trip. I hope people take the time to drive a short distance from the town center and support her and her camels, she is a small local business worth supporting.
10. Dunes Mall
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Dunes Mall in Walvis Bay, Namibia is all about customisation. It has been designed specifically to accommodate coastal Namibian weather conditions. The single level mall, is situated on the main road from the airport to the CBD, creating easy access for shoppers. There is ample parking available and the parking bays will be wider than ordinary bays to accommodate the larger 4X4 vehicles
