Few countries can claim  limitless horizons,  untamed   wilderness  areas, sunny  climate,  the oldest  desert  in  the world.  Namibia is a  land of  ever- changing  scenery,  sand dunes  and  deep  canyons.


Manib Naukluft Park:

Is the forth largest national park in the world and is renowned for its unique beauty.
The park stretches 400 km long and 150 km wide. You can found rare desert-adapted plants, Gemsbok, Springbok, Spoted hyenas, lack-backed jackals, and the awesome lappet-face vultures, the biggest in Africa as well as leopard, caracals, Cape and bat eared foxes.

The Fish River Canyon:

 It’s an enormous valley,  approximately 64 km long,  created by erosion. It cuts  deeply into the surrounding  area and the  river bed  about 750 m  below has  waterpools  many of which  have fish.


Sessriem and Sossusvlei:

Is a large clay pan in the desert, surrounded by a highest known dunes in the world (up to 427m). From time to time the Tsauchab River flows into the vlei, wich retains the water for a long time. Game abounds in the vicinity, specially
gemsbok.

The Namib Desert Park :

Combine all aspects of the desert-sand dunes, granite mountains, plains of grass, gypsum and quartz, the kuiseb canyon, a lagoon at Sandwich Haerbour, Camelthorn and ana trees, the largest known concentration of Welwitschias and game.

Etosha National Park:

The game-rich northwestern corner of Namibia. Its 380 km long and 90 km wide. It is a paradise and contains a wide variety of game in open country.

The Skeleton Coast:

Beautiful coastline still testifies to innumerable shipwrecks and to bleached whalebones.

Damaraland:

Here you will find yourself surrounded by a dramatic landscape of steep valleys, ragged cliffs of red, grey, black and brown – towering mountains.

The Caprivi Strip:

It’s the water wonderland of northeastern Namibia, in one of the country
best – kept secrets and abounds with spectacular scenery.