NAMIB NAUKLUFT PARK:

Namib Naukluft Park
This is one of Namibia’s most versatile conservation areas stretching over some 50 000 sq. km in the Namib Desert making it Africa’s third largest National Park:

Sandwich Harbour situated near Walvis Bay, is a silted up beach area and a sensitive environment that has gained international importance as a wetland.

The Welwitschia Trail east of Swakopmund offers a closer look at the Welwitschia mirabilis, the oldest living desert plant.

The Naukluft Mountains serve as a sanctuary for Hartmann’s Mountain Zebra that are endemic to Namibia and the remote southwestern section of Angola.

Sossusvlei’s monumentally high dunes are a sought after topic for photographers. With their warm tints ranging from pale apricot to brick orange and deep red, they contrast vividly with the large white clay pans at their bases.

Sesriem Canyon where the erosion of many centuries has incised a narrow gorge that serves as a geological book for the traveler.
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