Campervan Hire Namibia: Discover 4x4 Campers, Motorhomes and Campervans to rent in Namibia

2 Berth Shower / WC

2 Berth 4WD with Roof Tent

2 Berth 4WD Truck Camper

2 Berth 4WD Double Cab w Roof Tent

4 Berth Campervan Shower / WC

6 Berth Shower / WC

4 Berth 4WD Double Cab w 2 Roof Tents

4 Berth 4WD Land Cruiser w 2 Roof Tents

Namibia Campervan, 4WD Campers and Motorhome Hire

Take a Real Adventure in a 4x4 camper or motorhome in Namibia.

We do recommend taking the reliable 4WD Toyta Hilux or Landcruise Camper across Namibia if you are looking for a Real Adventure.

Rent the 4x4 Truck Camper that has an onboard wc. All the luxury of home and no roof-tent to climb into.

Explore the Game Parks in Namibia in a 4WD and travel on all the roads. Don't be restricted by unsealed or sand roads. The 4WD will take you most places that you want to go.

There is a huge range of collections points in Namibia. Some of the main city depot incur no additional charges but if starting or returning to a more remote location it is possible with an extra pick up or drop off fee. It does mean that you can be inventive in making your itinerary unique to you.

These are the depots that are currently available for collection or return. Please note that in many cases a one-way hire is also an option between these depots. Windhoek is the main depot in Namibia.

Divundu, Epupa, Farm Homestead, Gobabis, Grootfontein, Katima Mulilo, Keetmanshoop, Luderitz, Namutoni, Okahandja, Okaukuejo, Okomitundu, Omaruru, Ondangwa, Opuwo, Oshakati, Otavi, Otjiwarongo, Palmwag, Rundu, Sesriem, Swakopmund, Tsumeb, Walvis Bay.

The range of vehicles are supplied way Britz, Caprivi, Maui, SA Roadtripper, Energy Campers SA, Bobo Campers.

Choose between any or display all of these quality campervan rental suppliers. The filters will list the costs low to high or high to low. They will also list by review.

Many of the vehicles listed are 4WD campers based on a Toyota Hilux. These are required if travel throughout the game parks is requested as many roads are unsealed, gravel or sand making travel difficult in a two wheeled vehicle. These vehicles are equipped with roof tents. One tent in the two berth and two roof tents in the 4-berth vehicles. These tents are accessed via an external ladder so some degree of agility is required.

Most vehicles have manual transmission as they are more able to cope with the various road conditions in Namibia.

2-berth van conversion with shower and wc are perfect for a couple or two travelling together. 4-berth and 6-berth motorhomes are a good option for a group of friends travelling together or a family.

These vehicle come fully equipped with everything required for an road trip around Namibia. The full list of options is listed on the booking engine. Check the day and night time layouts in the Vehicle Specs link.

Vehicles do vary in many ways but all options are listed and a full break down of costs is provided before you commit to booking.

Also check out our special offers and discounts here

FAQs

When is the Best Time Of Year To Rent a Campervan or Motorhome in Namibia?

The best time of year to Rent a campervan in Namibia is in the Dry Season from May to November. The roads and tracks can become impassable due to flooding during the wet season in Namibia.

Check out the rental rates in June on our booking engine. Enter the dates and where you want to pick up and return to and you can generate an accurate quote. Book Early for the Best deals.

Can I get discounts on campervan hire in Namibia?

Yes, you can get discounts for Namibia. Check out the Special Offers and Discounts in Namibia here.

Do I Need To Rent a 4-wheel drive camper in Namibia?

You don't need to rent a 4x4 camper in Namibia as there are many good roads that will take you just about everywhere.

If you want to travel to the remoter areas or into the game-parks then we suggest that you rent a 4x4 with roof tents or a Toyota Hilux truck-camper.
Britz Campers rent out 4x4 campers with roof tents and small truck campers.
Caprivi also have a good range of 4x4 campers with roof tents.
Bobo Campers have a long tradition of renting 4x4 campers and small motorhomes
SA Roadtrippers, Namibia have 2 wheel drive motorhomes and campervans for 2 to 6 people as well as truck campers and 4x4 Ford Rangers. All of these vehicles have air-conditioning.

We offer cheaper campervan rental rates than booking direct.

Can I rent from one depot and return to another?

Absolutely! There are 25 depots throughout Namibia. Not all the vehicles are available from all of the depots.

Check our booking engine for details or contact us directly for help.

One-way rentals are also available between Namibia and the following African countries:

Botswana
Malawi
Mozambique
South Africa
Sudan
Tanzania
Zambia

One way rentals incur a relocation fee. These are listed at the end of the quote. Call us or email us if you want us to recommend the additional optional extras.

If you want to see all the deals in one place: Campervan Rental Special Offers and Discounts in Namibia.

Why do I need a compressor for my camper in Namibia?

You need a compressor because many roads in Namibia are covered in sand. It is common practice to slightly deflate tyres when driving over sand and then pump them up again when you are back on a sealed road, a dirt track. The depot will advise when you collect your vehicle.

How Old Do I have to be to rent a campervan or motorhome in Namibia?

You must be at least 21 to rent a campervan in Namibia. The maximum driver age is 85 years old.

When Should I Travel in my RV around Namibia?

We strongly recommend only driving your RV during daylight hours in Namibia. Driving after dark can be dangerous as there are many large wandering animals on the roads and tracks. Many animals sleep on the roads and dirt tracks.

Where should I camp in Namibia?

Camp in designated camp sites in Namibia. Check or book ahead to make sure there is room in the campsite you are planning to stay at particularly during peak season.

Is driving a motorhome difficult in Namibia?

We strongly advise taking things a bit slower when driving in Namibia. Many roads in Namibia are loose gravel or sand. Slow down when changing from asphalt to gravel roads.

Slow down when a car comes towards you on a gravel road. You'll need a minimum of two weeks to take in some of the vastness of Namibia.