A guide to Namibia
A guide to Namibia Namibia is a vast wilderness of stark, arid landscapes, rugged coastlines and ever-changing colours. It contains the oldest
Read moreNamibia is a land of great contrasts and Damaraland demonstrates this with stark plains, petrified forests and ancient valleys leading to rocky outcrops and the soaring peaks of the Brandberg Massive Mountains.
The animals that inhabit Damaraland are difficult to see. The rare and endangered desert elephants have adapted like all the other animals here to exist on limited fodder and scant water. These rare pachyderms roam around the more vegetated areas by dry riverbeds and stand on their back feet stretching their trunks skywards trying to reach the very last leaf on each tree. Desert-adapted black rhino range in and out of communal farming areas across a large area and are one of the few populations to survive on land that has no formal conservation status.
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A guide to Namibia Namibia is a vast wilderness of stark, arid landscapes, rugged coastlines and ever-changing colours. It contains the oldest
Read moreCox & Kings’ team of travel experts pick their favourite soundscapes, from calving glaciers to Cuban music.
Read moreOur favourite things to see and do in Namibia including crystal mountains, wild horses & fairy circles.
Read moreDiscover some of Africa's lesser known wildlife, from the Little Five to nocturnal pangolins and aarvarks.
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