Namibia - A Land of Sand Dunes and Wild Nature

Experience Namibia, a land of sand dunes, wildlife and cultural treasures

Namibia is a fascinating destination that combines dramatic landscapes, unique nature and rich culture. From the world's highest dunes in the Namib Desert to the wilderness of Etosha National Park, this country offers unforgettable adventures. Embark on a journey that will show you the diversity of this African pearl.

Namib Desert
The silence and beauty of the world's largest dunes

The Namib deserts will captivate you with their endless orange dunes. Climbing Dune 45 or Big Daddy, the highest dunes in the world, is an experience you will never forget. Visit the iconic Dead Vlei, a dry salt flat with fossilised acacia trees that form one of the most photographed natural phenomena in the world.

Dune 45
Dune 45, located 45 kilometres from the town of Sesriem, is one of the most famous dunes in the Namib Desert, reaching a height of approximately 85 metres. Its red-orange colour, caused by the oxidation of iron in the sand, and its elegant shape make it a favourite destination for photographers who come here to capture the play of light and shadow. The sand of the dune is approximately 5 million years old, which is equivalent to the age of the entire Namib Desert, considered the oldest desert in the world.

Big Daddy Dune
The Big Daddy Dune, rising to a height of approximately 325 metres, is one of the highest dunes in the world and is located near the famous Deadvlei salt flat. The climb to its summit is physically demanding but offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding landscape, where the contrasting colours of the white salt flats, red sand and blue sky blend.

Deadvlei
The Deadvlei salt flat, located in the Sossusvlei region of the Namib Desert, is unique for its white clay and salt bedrock, which contrasts strongly with the surrounding red sand dunes. This plain was created when the Tsauchab River, after a period of heavy rainfall, created shallow pools in which acacia trees began to grow. When the climate changed and drought hit the area, the dunes gradually cut off the river's access, leading to the drying up of the area. The trees that remain are between 600 and 900 years old and, due to the extreme aridity, have not decomposed but have been blackened by the sun, giving them their characteristic appearance.

Journey through Namibia
Wildlife, mountains and adrenaline

A journey through Namibia will give the traveller a unique opportunity to meet different tribes and experience their culture as the landscape changes from modern Windhoek, through the majestic dunes of the Namib Desert, to the coastal town of Swakopmund and the dramatic rock formations of Spitzkoppe. Inland you'll visit Etosha National Park, and Otjiwarongo Cheetah Rescue Station. The tour concludes again in Windhoek, the capital of Namibia.

Windhoek - Gateway to Namibia
Your journey begins in the capital city of Windhoek, where modern architecture mixes with colonial history. Wander around the city, visit the iconic Christuskirche church and discover the local markets where you can buy handmade souvenirs. In the centre of Windhoek, the Post Street Mall is home to the Gibeon Meteorite Public Exhibition. These meteorites come from an area near the town of Gibeon, where they were discovered in 1838. The display consists of 33 meteorite fragments that were collected and transported to the capital. Windhoek is an ideal base for exploring the whole country.

Swakopmund - A Coastal Oasis of Adventure
Continue to the picturesque seaside town of Swakopmund, known for its colonial architecture and variety of activities. Enjoy adrenaline sports such as sandboarding or quad biking on the dunes. Also make your way to the seal sanctuary, where you can observe thousands of seals and other marine life.

Spitzkoppe - "The Matterhorn of Africa"
Visit the majestic Spitzkoppe mountain range, whose dramatic granite peaks are reminiscent of the Swiss Matterhorn. This area is a paradise for photographers, climbers and nature lovers. Admire the ancient rock paintings and enjoy a night under the starry sky, which is incredible here thanks to minimal light pollution.

Damaraland - A landscape of wildlife and cultures
In Damaraland you will discover a fascinating blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Visit the UNESCO-listed rock painting site of Twyfelfontein. Meet the semi-nomadic Himba tribe, whose members are known for their unique appearance and traditional way of life.

Etosha - Safari in the Kingdom of Wildlife
Take a safari to Etosha National Park, one of the best places in the world for wildlife viewing. On the endless savannahs and watering holes you can spot elephants, giraffes, lions, rhinos and many other species of game. Etosha is a true paradise for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.

Hoba Meteorite - The World's Largest Meteorite
Visit the world's largest iron meteorite - Hoba. This huge space rock weighing over 60 tonnes was discovered in 1920 and is a unique natural curiosity not to be missed.

Otjiwarongo - Cheetah Rescue Station
In the town of Otjiwarongo, visit a cheetah rescue station that focuses on the conservation of this endangered species. During the tour you will learn more about the life of cheetahs and the efforts that are being made to protect them.

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This Namibia tour takes you to the most beautiful parts of the country, where breathtaking nature, fascinating culture and unique fauna mix. From sand dunes to savannahs full of wildlife, Namibia is a destination that will enchant you with its diversity and authenticity.