NAMIBIAN NATIONAL PARKS:

Etosha National Park
Etosha National Park, presently covering an area of 22’270km², was proclaimed as Namibia’s first conservation area in 1907. Consisting of saline desert, Savannah and woodlands, the National Park is... more

Skeleton Coast Park
The Skeleton Coast Park was proclaimed a National Park in 1973 and extends northwards from the Ugab River to the Kunene River.
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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... more

Fish River Canyon
The Fish River Canyon is the second largest canyon in the World. It is set in a harsh stony plain dotted with drought resistant succulents and inhabited by a diversity of desert-adapted animals... more

Khaudum Game Park
This Game Park is situated in the northeast of the country and consists of a densely wooded wilderness that harbors several big game species and a multitude of bird life. more

Mudumu National Park - Caprivi Strip
The Park is home to small populations of sitatunga and red lechwe, while spottednecked otter, hippo and crocodile inhabit the waterways. The entire Eastern Caprivi is a bird-watchers paradise with over 430 species... more

Mamili National Park - Caprivi Strip
The Mamili National Park encloses the largest wetland area with conservation status in Namibia. A network of channels, reed-beds, ox-bow lakes and a vast diversity of wildlife characterise the park. more

Bwabwata National Park
The Bwabwata National Park, formerly known as the Caprivi National Park, is expected to expand to contain the current Mudumu and Mamili National Parks as well as the Kwando triangle. more

Waterberg Plateau Park
The Waterberg rises like an enormous castle out of the surrounding bushveld plains. Several fountains surface at the base of the perpendicular cliffs - giving rise to the Afrikaans name Waterberg. more