Namibia

Namibia is home to one of the most ancient and desolate deserts known to the world and offers visitors a variety of environments to explore including the beautiful Fish River Canyon, spooky Skeleton Coast and game rich Caprivi and Etosha National Parks.

Famous not only for its fantastic and unusual wildlife, Namibia is also home to the fascinating Himba people and the diminutive bushman. Stark and beautiful - A visit to Namibia is truly an unforgettable experience.

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What to Experience in Namibia

Etosha

Etosha is the most famous game parks in Namibia covering 22 000 Km and is home to a rich and diverse variety of game including the rare desert elephant. Famous for its pans you will be amazed by the variety of dazzling colours reflected by the pans during the daylight hours, glowing from yellow to orange and then to blue depending on the time of day. Home to over 350 bird species, 100 mammals and 100 reptiles Etosha truly offers a fascinating safari for all.

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The Caprivi Strip

Caprivi is completely different from the general idea of Namibia and is reminiscent of the Okavango Delta - A vast wetland, famous for its Tiger Fishing the Caprivi Strip is the only area where you will find hippo and nile crocodile in abundance.

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The Skeleton Coast

Stretching 500 km\\\\\'s from the Kunene River in the North to the Ugab River in the South the Skeleton Coast is an environment of Sand Dunes, Canyons and massive mountain ranges. The Skeleton Coast is famous for its numerous shipwrecks and chilly temperatures caused by the cold Benguela current which bring dense fog and cold sea breezes giving the Skeleton Coast its eerie appearance.

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Windhoek

Situated almost dead centre in the heart of the country, Windhoek the capital city of Namibia, is located in a basin between the Khomas Highland, Auas and Eros Mountains. Windhoek is the logical place to start your travels as it has Namibia\\\\\'s only international airport.

During the day the city centre has a European cafe culture, German cuisine dominates, but Namibian influence can be found in the quantity, and quality, of meat on offer. Nightlife in the city centre is limited to a few outstanding restaurants and the occasional night club.

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The Fish River Canyon

The Fish River canyon is situated along the lower reaches of the Fish River, the longest river found in Namibia, and is the second largest canyon in the world surpassed only by the Grand Canyon in Colarado. The enormous gorge meanders along a distance of approx. 160 kilometres through the fissured Koubis massif all the way down to Ai-Ais. With a distanceof 161 kilometres long it is one of the most impressive natural beauties in the southern part of Namibia.

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OTHER AREAS TO VISIT IN NAMIBIA

The Namibrand Private Reserve

This remarkable reserve, which contains in its one hundred and seventy-two hectares everything Namibia has to offer in terms of terrain, is a leading example of what can be done to re-create, protect and nourish wild Africa. Formed initially - by Albi Bruckner - out of a number of sheep farms, fenceless, and bordered on the west by the Naukluft Park, and on the east by the Nubib mountains, NamibRand guarantees the essential migratory routes of a number of southern Africa\'s main grazers.

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Sossusvlei

Sossusvlei is a clay pan in the central Namib Desert, lying within the Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia. Fed by the Tsauchab River, it is known for the high, red sand dunes which surround it forming a major sand sea. Vegetation, such as the camelthorn tree, is watered by infrequent floods of the Tsauchab River, which slowly soak into the underlying clay. The Dead Vlei and Hidden Vlei clay pans lie near Sossusvlei.