Namibia is a country of extremes.
It features a brutally hot climate, arid grasslands and barren
red-sand deserts, and is like no other part of Africa.
It’s also a country of compelling beauty and wide horizons
that offer a feeling of unconfined space, making this a hugely
attractive travel destination...
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Damaraland |
| Damaraland is located
to the north of Swakopmund and to the south of Etosha
National Park. It’s one of the most scenic regions
of the country with a dramatic landscape of wide open
sandy plains... |
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| Caprivi
Strip |
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| The Caprivi Strip is that
oddly-shaped panhandle that stretches between Angola and
Botswana at the top of Namibia. It’s enclosed by
permanent water and starts at the Kavango River in the
east... |
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Windhoek |
| Namibia’s capital
is Windhoek, and thanks to a brilliant stroke of German planning, it’s located slap bang in the middle of
the country... |
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| Swakopmund |
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| Whilst Windhoek is Namibia’s
(rather dreary) capital, the coastal town of Swakopmund
is a must-see for travellers... |
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