Namibia

The Central Highlands

Namibia’s Central Highlands is a reference to a rather large area of land that encompasses  everything from the Erongo Mountains which lie north west of Windhoek all the way to the Waterberg Plateau National Park in the north east of the country.

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The Caprivi Strip

The 280-mile-long panhandle known as Namibia's Caprivi Strip only exists as is because Germans thought the Zambezi would lead to the Indian Ocean. Unfortunately the Victoria Falls got in the way - but today this does provide the benefit of acting as a gateway to Zimbabwe's Victoria Falls and Botswan…

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Namib Desert

**Title: Exploring the Enchanting Namib Desert: A Journey into Earth's Oldest Sands**The Namib Desert, a mesmerizing tapestry of golden dunes and ethereal landscapes, stands as an enchanting testament to the raw beauty of nature. Nestled along the southwestern coastline of Africa, this ancient dese…

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Damaraland

Home to the Damara people, Damaraland is a large stretch of African savannah with rounded granite domes, table-top mountains and ephemeral rivers that thunder down their ancient courses after heavy summer rainfall to be quickly absorbed into underground aquifers for safe storage.

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Fish River

Fish River Canyon is a breathtaking destination located in the southern part of Namibia, near the border with South Africa. It is the second-largest canyon in the world, stretching for approximately 160 km and reaching depths of up to 550 meters. The canyon was formed over millions of years, as the…

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The Naukluft Mountains

The Naukluft Mountains are more than 500 million years old. In the midst of the stark and foreboding ruggedness of the region that seems to repel life, the Naukluft presents a lively (excuse the pun) contrast.

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Etosha National Park

ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK is the gateway to Northern Namibia and Ovamboland. It is Namibia’s prime wildlife location and home to a large variety of mammals and birds. Etosha means the ‘ great white area ‘ this refers to large dried pan in the middle of the Etosha Park.

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The NamibRand Nature Reserve

One of the largest private reserves in Africa, the NamibRand is a world away from any world you know. It is vast and empty, courtesy the strict concession rules that strive to preserve the pristine nature of the place. You will not come across any other car during a game drive. Magnifying the vastn…

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Sossusvlei & Sesriem

The Sossusvlei is a salt and clay pan that is enclosed on all sides by a ring of high sand dunes in hues of vivid pinks, fiery reds, and blinding oranges. This region has some of the tallest dunes in the world. Some of these dunes are fed by a network of subterranean rivers and are home to rich veg…

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Southern Kalahari

Southern Namibia holidays spring surprises at every turn you make and every nook you peep in. The Southern Kalahari is one more aberration of nature. The Southern Kalahari is nothing like the famed, foreboding, desolate, and life-deadening Kalahari that it is a part of.

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The Skeleton Coast

The sinister-sounding Skeleton Coast is exactly what the moniker suggests: spooky, surreal, foreboding, and eerie. This is a graveyard where death not only hangs heavy in the air but also lies around in plain sight, as if daring you to enter its bleak and ominous portals.

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Fish River Canyon

The Fish River Canyon in Namibia's South is one of the worlds largest Canyons and one of Namibias most recognised Natural Wonders. For more than 160 km the Fish River, Namibias longest river, washed into the ground up to 550 meters deep and up to 27 km wide.The Fish River has its source in the East…

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