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Candice Buchan Africa Product Manager

"Namibia is so different to the African bush – I loved its desert hues and the animals that struggle so hard to overcome the harsh climate."

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Places To Go In Namibia

Damaraland

Damaraland is a rocky desert wilderness punctuated by imposing granite domes

Deep South

The deep south is a truly harsh environment, but offers rich rewards: the splendour of the Fish River Canyon

Etosha National Park

Etosha National Park is one of the largest game reserves in the world.

Kaokoland & Caprivi

The area north of Etosha running up to the Angolan border, known as Kaokoland, is a harsh and arid landscape, home to around 16,000 Himba.

Skeleton Coast

The Skeleton Coast is an area of great beauty and solitude. It owes its name to the skeletons of whales and ships cast up on this remote, misty, gem-rich coastline by the winds and currents of the South Atlantic. Wildlife includes seals, bottlenose dolphins, whales and fantastic seabirds, including...

Sossusvlei

Sossusvlei is one of the natural wonders of Africa. Huge towering dunes, said to be the highest in the world, rise over 1000 feet above the surrounding Namib Desert. The changing hues of the dunes at sunrise, and the shadows which fall across their curved ridges, make this a photographer’s...

Swakopmund

Swakopmund is Namibia’s premier holiday resort. It has the architecture and atmosphere of a small German town from an earlier era. Despite its coastal location, it isn’t the place for sunbathing – as the cold currents of the Atlantic meet the Namib Desert it creates a fog bank,...

Windhoek & Central Namibia

WindhoekNamibia’s capital is a small relaxed town of approximately 200,000 population in a valley flanked by the Auas and Eros mountains in the exact centre of Namibia. It is a well-organised and tidy city, with German and South African architecture and town planning, now overlaid with a...