NAMIBIA
Namibia's best, in order.
The 10 most popular canoes & kayaks in Namibia. A quick read on each one: what the day looks like, who runs it, and the going rate.
Kayak Pelican Point in Walvis Bay for up-close Cape fur seals, bird-photo stops, and a 4x4 route with waterproof gear.
“We had a great time. Our guide SJ came to the cruise port to pick us up and took us to the office very close to the cruise port. If you are being picked up at the cruise port, make sure you cross the bridge then WALK 200 meters to the small yellow gate by…”
Kayak Pelican Point in Namibia for close-up Cape fur seals and birds, then warm up with breakfast, coffee, and emailed photos.
Kayak with thousands of Cape fur seals, chase flamingos and pink lakes, then bash dunes at Sandwich Harbour on a full-day Namibia tour.
Half-day 4x4-and-kayak adventure at Pelican Point, Walvis Bay. See seals, flamingoes, and dolphins with gear included.
“From start to finish-Kevin and Graham were hospitable, organized and catered to us! It was a wonderful experience!!”
Kayak Pelican Point and tour the Namib Desert on a guided 4x4 day from Walvis Bay, with oysters and sparkling wine lunch.
“Super expérience ! Les guides étaient au top. Juste un peu trop de monde. Je conseille vivement cette excursion”
Kayak with thousands of Cape fur seals and dolphins at Pelican Point, then hit Namib dunes in a 4x4 toward Sandwich Harbour.
“Kayaking with the guys from Ecomarine among seals and dolphins was fantastic. The organization was excellent, and we were given lots of information on the way to Pelican Point. Waterproof trousers and windbreakers were provided. A quick snack after the kayaking was delicious. Halfway back, we changed boats and were alone with JP from Red…”
Paddle with seals at Pelican Point from Swakopmund, with flamingo and salt-mine stops, included lunch, and pickup on a 4-hour tour.
“The Desert Dunes and dust tour company was incredible. They we were super accommodating for the cruise passengers. The country of Namibia implemented a visa requirement for visitor on April 1, 2025, which was confusing for tRead more”
Kayak from Pelican Point in Walvis Bay’s cold Atlantic, paddling among Cape fur seals, pelicans, and possible whale sightings.
Walvis Bay kayaking with seals, plus catamaran and 4x4 back through Pelican Point—coffee, brunch, gear included for a 4–5 hour adventure.
“Very fun day. The parking at the Mola Mola office Is a little chaotic but nothing over the top. The tours leave from boats on the dock, which is very orderly and smooth. Many great surprises on your way to the kayaking location. All gear and food supplied. The seals don't disappoint. They are everywhere…”
Kayak with Cape Fur Seals at Pelican Point, then unwind with a beach brunch of Namibian oysters and sparkling wine in Walvis Bay.
