Namibia Travel Guide

Namibia shares its borders with Angola, Zambia, South Africa and Botswana

landscape

Namibia is a premier safari destination - with friendly people - bountiful sunshine - rugged mountains and canyons -
geological formations and phenomena - of extensive parks, resorts and accommodation venues.

Northern Namibia

Damaraland : semi desert - spectacular vistas

Etosha National Park: premier wildlife destination

Epupa Falls : waterfalls bordering Angola

Kaokoland : home to the Himba

Coastal

Swakopmund : Namibia's major holiday town

Walvis Bay : water sports, major harbour

Skeleton Coast: renowned for its shipwrecks

Cape Cross : Cape Fur Seal colony

Kolmanskop : near Luderitz, ghost town

Luderitz: small harbour town

Southern

Fish River Canyon : world's 2nd largest canyon

NamibRand : private reserve in the Namib

Sossusvlei : some of the world's highest sand dunes

Namib Naukluft Park: huge park

Ai-Ais Richtersveld : transfrontier park - mineral springs

Central

Windhoek: Namibia's capital city

Twyfelfontein: world heritage site - rock art paintings

Kalahari deset : small dunes

Spitzkoppe : stunning granite mountains - rock art

Waterberg Plateau : important game reserve with endangered species

Caprivi

small strip of land bordering Zimbabwe and Zambia - characterised by numerous game parks - excellent fishing and birding spots

Katima Mulilo : important safari hub - airport

Mahango Game Park : on the Kavango river

Mudumu Park: good for birding and seeing predators

In Namibia experience

abseiling
birding
canoeing
canyons
catamaran tours
deserts
dolphin cruises
dune adventures
European cafe culture
fishing (coastal , freshwater and fly)
German style buildings
ghost towns
golfing
hiking
horse and camel riding
hot air ballooning
kayaking
meterorites
mineral springs
mountaineering and rock climbing
paragliding
quad biking
seal colonies
shipwrecks
skydiving
spelology scuba diving
stargazing
waterfalls
white water rafting
4x4 trails