Food & Drink in Windhoek
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From USD 41Katutura - Classic Township Experience
Our township tour is a curated and unique experience of Katutura - Windhoek's heart. We offer social encounters with the locals, share a drink and a quick and satisfying meal at the amazing Oshetu Market for some well- deserved local delicacies. The tour includes insight on the history and cultural diversity of the local people, their way of life and everyday challenges. You are guided by experienced and local guides. The tour is conducted authentically and only with consent and true encounter with the locals. You can get to know grassroots social projects, visit a school or simply relax in a local bar. We make it possible for you!
From USD 12Knight Vibes: Bars, Shebeen, Clubs Crawl Windhoek
Imagine yourself in a company of happy, fun and welcoming people. With Knight Vibes you get free entries to all the bars, pubs and clubs you visit. The best part is that you’ll also get free shots everywhere you go, and you’ll be offered a special menu with discounts on drinks. Learn different toasting phrase in different languages, and have an opportunity to teach us what you say in your country as you toast to a shared drink. Namibians have friendly people and fun places we are here to help to find them and have a good time. Come and taste local food, drink and learn some dancing moves. Meet tourists, expats, and travelers. You will learn the culture from the locals, talk with them and dance with them. The tours are for all people introvert and extrovert. We have card games to help you connect with everyone. Observers, you can join to watch us dancing while you are enjoying that drink. See you!
From USD 80Best City Tour of Windhoek
Travelers visiting Windhoek, the capital of Namibia, experience a vibrant blend of modernity and history. The town is a gateway to the country’s rich cultural diversity and serves as a hub for commerce and tourism. In Windhoek, visitors can explore landmarks like the Christ Church, a beautiful example of German colonial architecture, and the National Museum, offering insights into Namibia's history. The city is also known for its lively markets, such as the craft market, where local artisans sell handmade goods, and the Independence Memorial Museum, showcasing Namibia’s journey to independence. In Windhoek, one of the best places to enjoy authentic Kapana is at the open-air markets. These bustling spots are home to local vendors grilling freshly prepared meat on skewers, often served with a side of spicy chili, onions, and pap.