The Skeleton Coast on Namibia’s extremely remote western coastline which has a fascinating history of shipwrecks, is completely unique in its hauntingly atmospheric beauty.
Just lots of hot rocks, strange plants and animals and the lonely desert wind passing through one of the most enchanting corners of the earth. Namibia is so large and sparsely populated with massive tracts of open spaces with no roads, towns or trees. Go on an larger-than-life self-drive holiday, exploring the vastness of this countryĭID YOU KNOW? Namibia is the destination for which we have the most repeat trip requests There is so much to see – from the dramatic Fish River Canyon in the south to the salt pans in the north and 1000s of miles of ever changing landscapes inbetween.Explore the world’s oldest and driest deserts.Watch wildlife shimmer at one of the world’s most spectacular pans.Captivate yourself in the past at one of Africa’s richest rock art sites.Descend to the floor of the deepest canyon in Africa.There is so much more than meets the eye and can’t be conveyed in photos in this desert wonderland. Etosha National Park is one of Africa’s great parks in both size and diversity of wildlife. Namibia is home to populations of rare and endangered species such as the black rhino. A world heritage site, the Namib is oldest desert in the world. Africa’s largest game park, the Namib-Naukluft Park is a magnificent sea of rolling red dunes at Sossusvlei. There is so much more than meets the eye and can’t be conveyed in photos. Namibia is blessed with many national parks and nature reserves and boasts a huge variety of wildlife in dramatically diverse environments: the cinnamon red dunes of Sossusvlei the brilliant white saltpans of Etosha National Park the remote beaches of the Skeleton Coast and the vast uninhabited wilderness of the Kunene Region. There are various distinct areas to visit spread out over this immense country, ranging from Bushmen rock paintings and engravings in the Damaraland at Twyfelfontein or Brandberg, to the the Namib desert in Sossusvlei, the Skeleton Coast, the wildlife in Etosha or some cultural interaction with the Himba tribes. DID YOU KNOW? Namibia is the second most sparsely populated country in the world and about half the size of Alaska, which makes it the perfect social distancing destination.
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