Namibia

Namibia is named after the world’s oldest desert, the Namib, is the African country with the lowest population density. If farce, open spaces, solitude and privacy is what you are looking for – Namibia won’t disappoint.

Rich in minerals, especially diamonds, caused an influx of treasure hunters in the early 1900’s. The after effects of which can be seen at the ghost town of Kolmanskop in Southern Namibia.

The harsh Atlantic coast of northern Namibia dotted with shipwrecks, is where the Skeleton Coast gets its name from. This harsh but beautiful wilderness will leave many speechless with the skeletons of large ships scattered along the coastline.

Close to Walvis Bay you will find Dune 7, the highest sand dune in the world located in Sossusvlei. The 1,256-foot dune got its name being the seventh dune past the Tsauchab river.

Having or renting a 4×4 vehicle for your trip to Namibia is advised as this will allow you to get to a variety of places adding to your experience traveling through Namibia.

Top Reserves in Namibia