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  This is a small museum right next to the Swakopmund beach. It shows a glimpse of life in the early 20th century. Many of the items were collected by its... read more founder, a German doctor. There are some stuffed animals and a period Landrover. You can also learn about the history of the different peoples in Namibia. It is well worth an hour's visit.

  The shark fish were cool! The view of the ocean from the upper part of the museum was great. Such a low price for a nice experience! Would go back... read more again

  I was impressed! Only 2 US dollars for entrance, and you see everything - animals and nature, history, people and their activities, uniforms, arms, money and documents, geological items, uranium... read more hall. Souvenirs of course. Very pleasant German owner. Baie dankie))

  It is a very nice museum! If there is a rainy day in Swakopmund, I would recommend to consider visiting it. The entrance is just 30N$. You would easily spend... read more an hour wondering around. The museum has a few interesting expositions: history of Swakopmund and Namibia in general, a hall dedicated to people living on the territory of Namibia, animals, birds, plants, insects, reptiles, some exponats from XIX and XX century...

  Founded in 1951 by dentist Dr Alfons Weber, this museum is the largest private run museum in Namibia. It accommodates displays related to zoology, geology, archaeology and technology as... read more well as present and historical exhibits of Namibian culture.
Entrance fee 30N$/pax
Daily open from 10:00---17:00

  What a lovely experience. Well worth a visit especially if you are interested in history. Takes about 40min to walk through