Namibia: Updates & Travel

Travel in Namibia?

Namibia is the second least populated country in the world, so this leaves plenty of room for extraordinary natural beauty. Besides the imposing Kalahari and Namib desert and views of the Atlantic Ocean, Namibia is also chock-full of ancient culture. A perfect destination for a short or longer stay.
Namibia has several deserts with different flora and fauna. The Namib Desert in Namib Naukluft National Park, for example, is the oldest desert in the world with immense red sand dunes.
Etosha National Park is one of the largest game parks in Africa, known for its diversity of wildlife and easy accessibility.
You can visit seals at Cape Cross, near Walvis Bay. And in the month of November, they often have pups!
Check out Swakopmund, with all its German influences, is an oasis of calm, after the scorching hot desert.
Visit the capital Windhoek, which includes German architecture from colonial times.
Waterberg plateau is a beautiful natural park where you can walk around on your own. Here are black and white rhinos, among others.
Be prepared that the temperature can soar high above 40 degrees Celsius.