Official fees · Namibia

Namibia safari costs.

Namibia almost doubled its premium park fees in 2026 but remains cheap by safari standards. The visa is now the bigger fixed cost.

Last checked 27 October 2026Fees for foreign non-resident adults

Official fees

FeeAmountCharged
Etosha, Namib-Naukluft (Sossusvlei), Skeleton CoastEntrance N$140 plus conservation N$140. N$280 per person per day
Vehicle, 2 to 10 seats N$50 per vehicle per day
Visa on arrival N$1,600 one-time

Biggest fees at a glance

Converted to US$ at approximate rates
  • Visa on arrival ≈ US$97
  • Etosha, Namib-Naukluft (Sossusvlei), Skeleton Coast ≈ US$17
  • Vehicle, 2 to 10 seats ≈ US$3

Example: 10-day self-drive, 3 days Etosha and 2 days Sossusvlei

ItemPer adult
Visa on arrivalN$1,600
Premium parks, 5 daysN$1,400
Vehicle, 5 days, shared by 2N$125
Total official feesN$3,125 ≈ US$188

Per adult. Excludes car hire, fuel and campsites.

Entry rules

Visa, yellow fever and arrival details for every passport are on the Namibia entry requirements page.

Frequently asked questions

How much are park fees in Namibia?

Etosha, Namib-Naukluft (Sossusvlei), Skeleton Coast: N$280 per person per day; Vehicle, 2 to 10 seats: N$50 per vehicle per day.

What do official fees add up to on a typical trip?

For a 10-day self-drive, 3 days etosha and 2 days sossusvlei, the official fees come to about N$3,125 (about US$188) per adult. Per adult. Excludes car hire, fuel and campsites.

Are park fees included in safari prices?

Most guided safaris include park fees in the quoted price, but always check. Self-drive travellers pay at the gate or online before arrival.

Sources

Fees change, sometimes mid-year. Confirm with the park authority or your operator before you pay. Currency conversions are approximate.