Namibia in March
March marks the transition from wet to dry season, with rainfall tapering off toward month's end. The landscape is still green and photogenic, offering a rare contrast to Namibia's typical desert palette. Wildlife viewing improves as water sources begin to shrink and animals start congregating.
Climate
Conditions
Best Activities in March
Top things to do in Namibia during March
Safari Conditions in March
March offers fair safari conditions in Namibia. Some rain is expected, which can make roads muddy and animals harder to find as they spread out. However, the green landscapes and birdlife can be spectacular.
What to Pack for March
Crowds & Pricing
Tourist Crowds
March sees fewer tourists, meaning more availability and a quieter experience at parks and lodges.
Pricing
Low season pricing means significant savings on lodges, flights, and safari packages. Great value for budget-conscious travellers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is March a good time to visit Namibia?
March is rated "fair" for visiting Namibia. March marks the transition from wet to dry season, with rainfall tapering off toward month's end. The landscape is still green and photogenic, offering a rare contrast to Namibia's typical desert palette. Wildlife viewing improves as water sources begin to shrink and animals start congregating.
What is the weather like in Namibia in March?
In March, Namibia sees temperatures between 17°C and 32°C, with about 65mm of rainfall over 8 days. Expect around 8 hours of sunshine daily.
Can you go on safari in Namibia in March?
Safari conditions in March are rated "fair". Safari is possible but conditions are not ideal.
What should I pack for Namibia in March?
For March in Namibia, pack: Layers for variable temperatures, Sturdy walking shoes, Camera with zoom lens, Sunscreen and lip balm, Light fleece for evenings, Waterproof daypack.