Below are all flights to Windhoek (WDH), in Namibia. We compare cheap one-way and round trip flights to all Namibian destinations including Windhoek airport from airlines including South African Airways (SA), Qantas Airways (QF), Emirates (EK), Singapore Airlines (SQ). Discount return air fares to Windhoek start at $2384.22 from Emirates (EK) to $5819.18 from Singapore Airlines (SQ). Airfares may include deals for non-stop or multi-legged economy, business and first class tickets to Windhoek,Namibia (NA).

Windhoek

Australians can catch a flight to Windhoek, Namibia's capital city, located right in the center of the country in a basin between the Auas and Eros Mountains and the Khomas Highland. Windhoek is 1,680 km above sea level and 360 km from the Atlantic Ocean.

Among the attractions here is the Gibeon Meteorite Fountain. Around 150 tons of space debris fell near Gibeon in Southern Namibia thousands of years ago. The meteorites were found by Captain J. E. Alexander in 1838, and 31 of the 77 meteorites are now displayed on columns of steel to allow visitors the chance to view the largest meteor shower the world has ever seen. The meteorites' age is estimated to be 4 billion years.

Twyfelfontein, which means 'doubtful fountain,' was named by a farmer who doubted that the spring could sustain his cattle for very long. Today, the spring is still there. However, Twyfelfontein's fame does not lie in its water supply, but in its prehistoric rock engravings and paintings. It has the largest amount of ancient rock art in Namibia, with about 2,500 designs, and is a national monument.

The Spitzkop is an island of granite peaks in a vast grassy plain. Groot Spitzkop is called the 'Matterhorn of Africa' because the two are shaped alike. These mountains, combined with the nearby Pontok Mountains and the Little Spitzkoppe, are a climber's paradise. The huge granite rocks formed millions of years ago through volcanic activity. Erosion throughout the years has formed intriguing rock formations.