Namibia is like stepping into another world, where the oldest desert on earth meets Africa’s largest canyon and the stars feel close enough to touch. This land of endless horizons will leave you breathless with contrasts: red dunes that glow at sunrise, the haunting Skeleton Coast, and Etosha’s vast salt pan that even satellites can’t ignore. Here, you’ll meet the OvaHimba people who keep traditions alive, taste homegrown flavours like vetkoek in Swakopmund, and watch desert-adapted wildlife thrive against all odds. In Namibia, there are more wild animals than people, so don’t be surprised if you feel like the guest in their home.
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Fish River Canyon, the world’s oldest desert, stars that light up the night, and Etosha’s wildlife-filled salt pan. Namibia is Africa’s wild frontier waiting to be explored.
Where desert meets ocean, where culture meets wildlife, and where silence meets starlight, that’s Namibia for you.
Ditch the plastic — bring refillables for water, toiletries, and shopping.
Type D and M, 220V.
For safaris by day and stargazing by night.
Protects against sun and sand.
Namibia doesn’t joke around with sunshine.
Hot days, chilly desert nights, be ready for both.
