Namibia has state-regulated petrol and diesel prices. This allows the same prices at every fuel station at any given time and eliminates competition in the fuel sector. The prices are set by the Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy on a monthly basis (always valid from 00:01 hrs on the first Wednesday). Base price is given for Walvis Bay; prices for other areas are set by this base price plus an additional price for transport (around 5-75 cents per litre).
Valid as per 1 April 2026 (base price in Walvis Bay per litre)
- 95-Oktan – N$ 22.08 – change compared to previous month: +250 ct
- Diesel 50 ppm – N$ 23.63 – change compared to previous month: +400 ct
- Diesel 10 ppm – N$ 23.73 – change compared to previous month: +400 ct
Please note: Fuel stations generally accept credit cards (Visa/Mastercard only); however, especially in remote areas only cash might be accepted. At these sites, generally also ATMs are not available, so do have enough cash for remote areas with you.
The following companies have fuel stations (known as “petrol station”, “service station”, “garage” or “diensstasie”) in Namibia:
- Caltex – 3 retail sites
- Engen Namibia – 56 retail sites
- Meru – 9 retail sites
- NAMCOR – 18 retail sites
- Petrosol – 10 retail sites
- Puma Energy – 50 retail sites
- Shell – 82 retail sites
- TotalEnergies Namibia – 34 retail sites
