Oranjemund Airport

Oranjemund Airport, opened in the mid-20th century to serve the diamond-mining town on Namibia’s Orange River, is a compact regional facility with a single small terminal and limited passenger services. Important for local travel rather than international traffic, the airport connects Oranjemund to nearby communities and acts as a gateway for charter flights and regional operators rather than a hub for major airlines. Ground access is straightforward—a short drive from town with rental cars and private transfers common, while public transport is limited—so most travelers rely on shuttles or road links to larger centres. Because scheduled services are sparse, fares tend to be higher than at major Namibian airports, making trips here generally pricier but invaluable for reaching this remote border town.