June is the first actual dry month in Namibia - according to many, this is one of the best months for a safari in Namibia, with high concentrations of wildlife, excellent weather and not too crowded in the national parks. We recommend coming in June if your schedule allows it.

• Average Day Time Temperature = 22 degrees Celsius

• Average Night Time Temperature = 6 degrees Celsius

• Average Rainfall = 3MM

• Average Daylight Hours = 10

Namibia Weather in June

• Days are warm, and nights are cool

• The sky is blue; the air is crisp and clean

• Night temperatures can drop considerably; make sure to have warm clothing.

Namibia Highlights in June

• As the dry season’s first month, parks and reserves are less crowded.

• There are very few bugs at night

• It’s a great time of year to be on safari

• Get ready for plenty of game viewing around the various waterholes in Etosha National Park.

• The dense vegetation has disappeared, making spotting wildlife much easier

• Stargazing is excellent in June, especially in the dark sky reserve at Namib Rand.

Namibia Lowlights in June

• Finding accommodation can get tricky if not booked well in advance

• Be prepared to start paying more for lodges and activities in June

• Nights can get cold in June