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In Namibia, the journey goes through endless landscapes where magnificent nature is intermingled with stillness and animal wildlife. The adventurous will be rewarded! The world’s oldest desert, the Namibia desert, stretches along the country’s coast. The contrast between the blue sea and red sand dunes is dramatic. The fascination of this destination is justified!

Equally dramatic can the meeting be with all the animals that live here in their natural environment. Book a meeting with the people of Himba, and be enchanted by the music and dance that is a wordless communication for everyday and special occasions. See how cattle nomad women, adorned with ocher, leather skirts and cornrows, dancing in trans to converse with the spirits of ancestors.

Namibian nature enriches your trip

A trip to Namibia is very enriching for visitors and the nature is for many an unforgettable experience. Etosha is one of the world’s largest national parks. Salt plains of the Etosha Pan is a sparkling lake when the rains are abundant, which attracts lots of colorful birds. Worth a visit is also the red dunes that meet the ocean at Sossusvlei. The distances are often long and well planned logistics is required for the trip to be as good as possible.

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Frequently asked questions about Namibia

What are the best places for a safari in Namibia?

Namibia offers unique safari experiences with some of Africa’s most iconic landscapes. One of the best places for safari is Etosha National Park, considered one of Africa’s most famous national parks, where you can see elephants, lions, giraffes, and the rare black rhino. During the dry season, animals gather around the waterholes, making wildlife viewing easier.

When is the best time to visit Namibia for a safari?

The best time for a safari in Namibia is during the dry season, from May to October. During this period, animals congregate around waterholes, making them easier to spot. The weather is mild, and rain is rare, making it an ideal time to explore the country. To avoid crowds, it’s recommended to visit at the beginning or end of the dry season, around May or October.

What else can I explore in Namibia besides safaris?

Namibia offers much more than safaris. Some of the most popular attractions include Sossusvlei and the Namib Desert, which is considered the world’s oldest desert, known for its stunning red sand dunes and the surreal Deadvlei salt pan, one of the most photographed places in the country.