Gondwana Collection Namibia has brought its much-talked-about tourist shuttle, Hop’n’Go2, to the coast, adding a fresh spark of colour, safety and storytelling to Namibia’s popular holiday town.
Just like in Windhoek, Hop’n’Go2 is something you can hail, just not on request or pre-booked.
For a limited time, the shuttles will roam freely through Swakopmund’s key hotspots – from restaurants and beachfront hangouts to nightlife corners, scooping up potential travellers they encounter along the way and offering them free, safe rides.
For anyone needing scheduled transfers within Swakopmund, the coast, or between towns, Gondwana’s Go2 Shuttle service (available via Namibia2Go) remains a dependable, bookable option for planned travel.
At its core, Hop’n’Go2 is still about the same thing: safety first; delivered with imagination.
Gondwana’s approach flips the script on what innovation in tourism looks like. It doesn’t always need digital bells and whistles.
Sometimes it’s as simple as a cheerful, well-branded shuttle rolling through the seaside glow, spreading hospitality one spontaneous ride at a time.
For travellers, its effortless: no fares, no planning, no stress – just a story-filled journey through Swakopmund.
For the industry, its proof that the spirit of Namibian tourism can move literally with creativity and heart.
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