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Namibia

Artfully sculpted by wind, water and time, Namibia is decorated with dramatic landscapes from border to border. Its sparsely populated desert interior is perfect for exploring by 4×4.

From the vast dunes of Sossusvlei to the sun-scorched boulders of Damaraland, Namibia is a photographer’s paradise. But it is not just about the landscapes. The desert hides a surprising amount of wildlife, especially Etosha with its endangered black rhino population.

leafless tree on white sand during night time

Why Namibia

Sparsely populated and with quiet roads, Namibia is perfect for exploring on a self-drive adventure. Comfortable lodges are positioned at regular intervals, packed with activities to keep you entertained, making this a fantastic way to see the country at your own pace.

white and brown animal with antler on brown sand

When to Go

Although this is a country that sees very little rain throughout the year, Namibia is best visited during its cooler, dry winter – from July and October. However, the months on either side of this can still be very pleasant just with more extremes in temperatures.

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Three Places to Visit in Namibia

Skeleton Coast

Where vast sand dunes meet the crashing waves of the Atlantic, this coast has earned a fearsome reputation. Strikingly beautiful, it is also home to a dwindling population of desert lions.

brown sand dunes under blue sky during daytime

Sossusvlei

The jewel in an already impressive crown when it comes to Namibia’s landscapes, Sossusvlei is a photographer’s paradise. Vast red dunes rise above the desert floor with impossible beauty.

Etosha National Park

This vast salt-pan-dominated landscape is home to a surprising array of wildlife, including four of the Big Five. It is also one of the best places in Southern Africa to spot black rhinos.

Three Things to Do in Namibia

brown elephant walking on brown sand during daytime

Encounter Desert Wildlife

Explore Namibia’s arid terrain in search of the unusual desert-adapted megafauna that survives here, including populations of elephants, giraffes and lions.

Take a Flying Safari

There is no better way to appreciate the majesty of Namibia’s Skeleton Coast than from the air. Explore this remote region by small plane on a guided flying safari.

Discover Rock Art

Visit the UNESCO site of Twyfelfontein to see the elaborate engravings that decorate the rocks here. Dating back 6,000 years, this is some of the finest rock art in Africa.

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