Namibia’s vast open spaces are home to a wealth of birds and animals,some of them rare protected species, and some exquisite plant life, foundnowhere else in the world. And that’s what makes Namibia such anexciting holiday destination, a unique wonderland. There are so manyunusual things to see...
The apricot glow of the desert dunes at sunset, the magic of the constant silvery shimmer of Etosha Pan, surreal rock formations, sunbaked plainsfull of immense fossilised trees, extinct volcanoes and mountain slopeswhich have been fused by some ancient cataclysm.
Sightseeing Options more Namibia’s rich blend of cultures and traditions offer a diversity of experiences. Stay in safari lodges and see a wealth of game in the untouched wilderness of the major wildlife sanctuary, Etosha National Park or explore the Namib-Nauklaft region, home to some of the world’s most unusual plant life, including the Welwitschia.
Travel through stark, desolate scenery to visit the magnificent Fish River Canyon, and the hot spring, Ai Ais. Enjoy the surreal desolation of the incredible Skeleton Coast Park & the magic of Luderitz, where Bartholomew Dias first set foot on African soil. There’s also the seaside playground of Swakopmund, untamed Damaraland and Bushmen relics at Twyfelfontein and the Waterberg Plateau. Don’t miss the unique geological curiosity of Organ Pipes and Burnt Mountain, and enjoy great fishing and game viewing on the Caprivi Strip. More options on Sightseeing Namibia.
How to get there The best way to access Namibia is to fly directly into Windhoek International Airport. Airlines that operate from Johannesburg are SAA, Air Namibia and British Airways. Air Namibia flies from Johannesburg and Cape Town to Windhoek.