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Namibia holidays
Old as the earth, Namibia contains the world’s most ancient desert, highest sand dunes and second largest canyon. It is a ruggedly beautiful country of ever-changing colours with vast desert wildernesses, endless savannahs, towering orange dunes and a wild coastline.
There is also spectacular wildlife here, but this country is more about its huge landscapes and fascinating indigenous culture.
Discover:
On the map, the Caprivi Strip appears to be a strange appendage of Namibia rather than...
Namibia is a land of great contrasts and Damaraland demonstrates this with stark plains,...
A vast area on Namibia's central plateau, a haven for 93 mammal species and 340 bird...
The Fish River is, at 650 kilometres, the longest river in Namibia. Its source lies in...
The red sands of the Kalahari Thirstland form the largest continuous mantle of sand on...
Luderitz is a town lodged in one of the best harbours on the least hospitable coast in...
NamibRand Nature Reserve, one of Southern Africa’s largest private nature reserves,...
Okonjima lies in the Omboroko Mountains in the Waterberg Plateau of central-north...
The Skeleton Coast parks take in nearly two million hectares (4,940,000 acres) of sand...
The classic desert scenery around Sossusvlei is the stuff that postcards are made of –...
Swakopmund is the premier holiday resort in Namibia. The architecture and general feelin...
Windhoek is a small but bustling city with a continental atmosphere. It is situated in a...