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Penguin Catamaran Tours

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Join us for an unforgettable trip on the Penguin catamaran to Halifax Island, home of a colony of African penguins. Passing the old whaling station at Stromvogelbucht, we cruise through Shearwater bay and around Diaz Point, on route to Halifax Island. On the trip, expect to see a host of marine wildlife which includes-heavy side dolphins, birds, seals and on occasion, whales. The luxury catamaran offers shelter from the wind and is the perfect ride for the whole family.

Trips depart daily at 08h00 from Luderitz Waterfront, returning at 10h15, in time for the 2nd tour at Kolmanskop at 11h00.

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Penguin Catamaran Tours

Penguin Catamaran Tours offers an outstanding opportunity for a memorable journey in Lüderitz, Namibia. The catamaran tours are centred around an unforgettable trip to Halifax Island, home of a thriving African penguin colony. Along the way, passengers can see various marine wildlife, including dolphins, birds, seals, and, occasionally, whales.

Departing daily at 08h00 from Lüderitz Waterfront, the tours return by 10h15, just in time for a fascinating Kolmanskop tour at 11h00​. Children under the age of 12 sail for free, making it a cost-effective and family-friendly adventure.

Penguin Catamaran Tours also offers special tours and events on request, adding an extra layer of personalization to their services​. Each time is weather-dependent, ensuring the safety and comfort of all passengers.

Why should people choose Penguin Catamaran Tours? The answer lies in the unique blend of natural beauty, marine biodiversity, and the company’s professional service. Add to this the comfortable and luxurious catamaran, which provides shelter from the wind, and you have the perfect marine safari experience waiting for you in Lüderitz, Namibia.

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Where time almost stands still

In many ways, Luderitz seems frozen in time. Originally built on such high hopes, the town has preserved much of its alluring German architecture, almost like a memory to a time passed. Today one cannot help but feel the peculiarity, as well as the charm, of this remote little coastal town.

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Luderitz: A quiet town with many stories to tell

With its unique setting, interesting history and friendly people, Luderitz (Lüderitz) is a coastal holiday town with a difference. Not only does the town’s architecture have a story to tell, but the nearby ghost towns of Kolmanskop and Elizabeth Bay, as well as the wild horses at Garub, all contribute to the mystery and bizarreness connected to Luderitz.

Bartolomeu Dias erected a stone cross on this rocky coast as early as 1488 whilst on his famous quest to find a sea route to India. Today, a replica of the cross marks the location where it was originally placed and can be visited. The Portuguese, however, were not interested in this inhospitable land. Eventually, in 1883 the German merchant Adolf Luderitz landed in the bay that was later to be named after him. He bought the surrounding land from the Khoekhoe chief Joseph Fredericks in an event, which many believe is the beginning of German colonial rule in South West Africa.

At first, progress was very slow. But then the town of Luderitz suddenly experienced an unexpected surge in wealth and population when, completely by chance, diamonds were discovered in 1908. The area soon found itself amid a tremendous diamond rush. Many people became very wealthy, very quickly and naturally, they needed a way to show their wealth. As a result, new and ornate buildings started springing up, many in the German art nouveau style which was in vogue at the time. Most notable of these buildings is perhaps the Goerke House, built for Hans Goerke who was the manager of the local diamond company. This magnificent house has been well maintained and can be visited on guided tours during certain hours. Another one of the town’s most famous buildings is the Lutheran Church known as Rock Church (Felsenkirche), sitting atop of Diamond Hill, overlooking the town. Built in a mostly neo-gothic style it is both impressive and beautiful and yet, as is often case in Luderitz, feels slightly out of place. A guided city tour of Luderitz is certainly worth it. It allows you to not only admire, but also understand the history behind some of the town’s most notable structures.

With the afore mentioned diamond boom also came new settlements such as Elizabeth Bay and most notably, Kolmanskop. The settlement at Kolmanskop grew particularly fast and took the shape of a small German town. The only difference was that this town was not somewhere in the Bavarian Alps, but in the middle of the Namib Desert. Soon, ostentatious villas sprung up with the newfound wealth. The town had its own school, skittle alley, gymnasium, butchery, ice factory and a hospital with the first x-ray machine in the southern hemisphere.

The diamond rush did not last long however, and the diamond industry soon moved further south, leaving the beautiful buildings of Luderitz as relics to its once prosperous past and ultimately, transforming Kolmanskop and Elizabeth Bay into ghost towns. The sands of the Namib have been gradually reclaiming the settlements and now, particularly Kolmanskop has become probably the area’s foremost tourist attraction.

But Luderitz has even more bizarreness to offer and the wild horses of the Namib are another one of the region’s strange attractions. Their exact origin remains a mystery, but many suggest that the horses are the descendants of domesticated horses which were freed during the First World War. You could see these now feral horses for yourself, as they are often sighted near a place called Garub, near Aus, approximately on hours’ drive from Luderitz.

A less well-known and considerably darker chapter of Luderitz’s history is found on Shark Island, a jagged peninsula that juts out into the Atlantic just outside of the town itself. Now used as a campsite, this island was once a concentration camp where thousands of ethnic Hereros and Namas were incarcerated and where many died due to exposure, following a bloody colonial war.

Today, Luderitz is striving to rekindle the optimism which once enveloped the town. Luckily, there are several wonderful accommodation options to choose from when staying here. Ranging from small owner-run guest houses to larger hotels, there is something for everyone. Many of the accommodations provide a sea view and allow you to gaze out onto the Luderitz harbour or over the Atlantic Ocean.

You can explore Luderitz as part of this self-drive tour , this guided tour , or any tailor-made tour .

Luderitz is often forgotten by those who travel to Namibia and that is a real pity. The town is in a very remote region and on face value, seems like just another a sleepy seaside town. But it is more than that. It is a sleepy seaside town with plenty of stories to tell and it offers many things to do and discover for any traveller who visits.

German Architecture

You can see examples of German art nouveau architecture on buildings such as the Felsenkirche, Goerke House, the Old Station Building, the Turnhalle, Kreplin House and Troost House, giving the town a peculiar German feel. On a guided tour, you can learn about the colonial history of Namibia.

Luderitz Waterfront

You can take a stroll along the newly created Luderitz Waterfront and spend some time exploring the restaurants and shops and mingle with some of the friendly locals whilst doing so.

Luderitz Crayfish Festival

You can discover why the people of Luderitz are so proud of their local crayfish (rock lobster), particularly during the annual Luderitz Crayfish Festival which runs from the end of April until early May and taste many delicious crayfish dishes.

The small town of Luderitz overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.

Luderitz is a desert and a seaside town at the same time – a fascinating and odd place to visit.

The Felsenkirche evangelical Lutheran church built in 1911 is situated on Diamond Hill.

The mystical nearby ghost-town of Kolmanskop is a window into times gone by.

With a bit of luck, you can see wild horses near Aus.

Best time to visit Luderitz

Luderitz has a desert climate, and the weather is constant throughout the year. You can expect foggy mornings and nights with cool to mild daytime temperatures and a chilly breeze (or sometimes strong wind) regularly coming in off the cold Atlantic Ocean. Do not expect any rainy days however, as Luderitz hardly ever experiences rainfall.

Mild daytime temperatures with a breezy wind

Rainy Season

Rainfall in Luderitz is a rather abstract concept

Visit the ghost town of Kolmanskop

The ghost towns of Kolmanskop and Elizabeth Bay in the Luderitz environs showcase the weathered remains of the diamond rush that boomed here in the early 1900s. Kolmanskop is particularly worth a visit – this once thriving town is now gradually being reclaimed by the desert sand and makes for a fascinating trip back into time and for eery photo motifs.

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Learn about the history of this incongruous town and its many colourful buildings

• Catamaran Marine Tour

Discover the marine wildlife that lives in the cold waters of the Atlantic Ocean

Explore the town Luderitz and the unexpected wildlife nearby

On a city tour you can explore this peculiar town and with the help of a guide, gain a better understanding of its unique history. By going on a catamaran marine tour, you can also learn more about the rich ecosystem found beneath the waves of the Atlantic Ocean.

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Magnificent Namibia

Places Windhoek, Kalahari, Keetmanshoop, Fish River Canyon, Luderitz, Namib Desert, Swakopmund, Erongo Mountains, Damaraland, Etosha National Park, Waterberg Plateau

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Places Windhoek, Kalahari, Fish River Canyon, Luderitz, Tiras Mountains, Namib Desert, Swakopmund, Ugab Valley, Etosha National Park, Waterberg Plateau

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The nearby Halifax Island is home to thousands of African (jackass) penguins

Cape Fur Seal

The cold Benguela stream provides these seals with enough fish to support them in large numbers.

Wild Horses

These horses have adapted to their desert environment and continue to eke out an existence against all odds.

WILDLIFE NEAR LUDERITZ

Life in the atlantic.

The rich Atlantic Ocean is home to a wealth of aquatic wildlife for you to discover. By stepping onto a boat and heading out into the bay, you might be surprised by what you find. Speaking of surprises, further inland you may also encounter the only feral horses in Africa too.

Where to stay in Luderitz

Luderitz Nest Hotel

Desert Horse Inn

Luderitz sometimes feels like it is located on the edge of the earth. You travel through the arid Namib Desert before finally reaching it, built on the granite rocks of the Atlantic Ocean’s rugged coastline. The shallow rocky bay is not suitable for larger vessels, which along with its remote location, has kept the town mostly quiet for the past decades.

• Luderitz   
• Swakopmund 800 km | 9-10 hours’ drive
• Windhoek 690 km | 7-8 hours’ drive
• Sossusvlei 560 km | 7 hours’ drive
• Fish River Canyon 350 km | 4-5 hours’ drive
• Kalahari (Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch) 540 km | 7 hours’ drive
• Damaraland (Twyfelfontein) 1,150 km | 12-13 hours’ drive

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Zeepaard Boat Tour

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Come and enjoy a cruise on the spacious Zeepaard catamaran, just off the coast from Luderitz. Depending on your requirements, different tours can be arranged. The Halifax trip includes an ocean safari, providing you a chance to spot some excellent local marine wildlife, including penguins, dolphins, seals and even whales. If you're more into relaxing, then book a sunset cruise, complemented by oysters and champagne. Fishing trips can also be arranged. Departures occur at the waterfront dock. Be sure to book way in advance to avoid disappointment.

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We saw dolphins, seals and penguins.

A lot of interesting stories, amazing views and real penguins, dolphins and seals.

Very interesting boat trip with lots of explanations of the Captain!

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Penguin catamaran tours.

Penguin Catamaran Tours is a guided catamaran tour to Halifax Island, home of the African Penguin. This is a scenic tour on a modern catamaran. A wide variety of bird and sea life can be viewed. We cater for the whole family on a spacious and sheltered catamaran. This is a must do when you visit Luderitz.

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Lüderitz is trapped at the end of a long tarred road that squeezes through the Koichab Pan of the Great Sand Sea to the north, and the forbidden territory of the diamond fields in the south; the Antarctic-fed Benguela current effectively seals off any hope of eastward salvation.

And yet, against all odds and a fits-and-starts upbringing, Lüderitz is a thriving town with little to keep it there but for its isolation and the charm of its incongruous location.

The fascinating and the bizarre mix like sand and sea in this twisted land that requires a two-night visit if not more.

The region fell into German hands one year after a merchant named Adolf Lüderitz bought the bay and the coastline down to Orange River in 1883. The subsequent discovery of diamonds transformed this German enclave into a thriving port, which was promptly forgotten when richer bounty was discovered way down south in Oranjemund.

Lüderitz is an anachronism of 19th century Germany. Its older buildings have towers, turrets, oriel windows, bay windows, gables and steep roofs and the town is locked in a sleepy microcosm that defies modern notions of time.

Attractions in the town include Goerke Haus - a grand restored palace; Felsenkirche - a fine Victorian-Gothic church; the Lüderitz Museum, which has historical, ethnic, flora and fauna displays; Nautilus Hill on a clear afternoon for a taste of the desolation that surrounds the town; and the carpet factory, which is reviving demand for karakul wool.

Lüderitz Bay is dotted with islands and lined with rugged inlets. Daily boat cruises take you along the wild coastline with a good chance of encountering endemic Benguela dolphins, Cape fur seals and a rare breeding colony of African penguins. Birders should look out for Damara terns and greater flamingos.

The Lüderitz Peninsula is a scenic round trip with picnic spots and good photo-ops at Griffith Bay, Sturmvoglebucht, Diaz Point, Halifax Island, Essy Bay, Eberlanz Höhle, Kleiner Fjord and Grosse Bucht.

The ghost town of Kolmanskop is an eerie remnant of the diamond era at the beginning of the 20th century. This sand-filled skeleton of a town about 10km from Lüderitz was once a prospering community with a clubhouse, restaurant, bars, saloons, a concert hall and a free block of ice per household every day. You can buy diamonds here and join a guided tour for a detailed look at the history of the diamond boom.

The alluring Sperrgebiet , or forbidden zone, requires advanced booking, special permits and personal guides - all worth it. Agate Beach is about 5km north of Lüderitz and its black sand sparkles with mica and the occasional agate; Elizabeth Bay, 40km south of Lüderitz, had a 3 x 5km band of diamond-bearing coarse grits and sands; Bogenfels is a signature rock arch rising 55m above the sea and a day trip there goes by way of more ghost towns and abandoned diamond mines.

Leading out from Lüderitz, the road to Keetmanshoop is paved with a few attractions along the way, not least of which is the dramatic emptiness of the Koichab Pan.

Near Aus is the site of freak flower explosions after the erratic Cape-influenced winter rains. The timing and frequency is less predictable than the Namaqualand phenomenon in South Africa, making the experience all the more exciting. A similar phenomenon occurs in the lilyveld valley near Maltahöhe. The lilies are endemic to the valley and they bloom for about a week after good rains. February and March are the best times to catch this rare - and undiscovered - sight.

Another peculiarity inland of Lüderitz is the feral horses that have settled near the man-made waterhole at Garub Pan. Numbering about 150, these horses have adapted to the harsh conditions and roam at will across the Sperrgebiet.

Yet another oddity - and likely explanation as to the origin of the desert horses - is a sandstone fortress called Duwisib Castle . Complete with turrets, battlements, jacaranda trees and a lush lawn, this strange sight perches among the rugged hills as if it were dropped intact by a castle-bearing spaceship.

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Top Tours in Luderitz, Namibia

Luderitz tours.

• 4WD, ATV & Off-Road Tours
• Historical & Heritage Tours
• Walking Tours
• Dolphin & Whale Watching
• Nature & Wildlife Tours
• Archaeology Tours
• Cultural Tours
• Multi-day Tours
• 5.0 of 5 bubbles
• Good for Big Groups
• Good for Kids
• Good for Couples
• Budget-friendly
• Good for Adrenaline Seekers
• Hidden Gems
• Adventurous
• Good for a Rainy Day
• Honeymoon spot
• Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, photos, and popularity.

1. Namib Offroad Excursions

2. Penguin Catamaran Tours

3. Zeepaard Boat Tours

4. Coastways Safaris - Pomona & Bogenfels Tour

5. Desert Magic Tours

6. VoiceMap Luderitz

What travellers are saying.

• Namib Offroad Excursions
• Penguin Catamaran Tours
• Zeepaard Boat Tours
• Coastways Safaris - Pomona & Bogenfels Tour
• VoiceMap Luderitz