18 articles to prepare your trip
Chobe National Park (Botswana)
Désert de Kalahari
Moremi Game Reserve
Parc national de Moremi
Victoria Falls
Straddling the Zimbabwe-Zambia border, Victoria Falls plunges over 100 meters in height and 1,700 meters in width. Rainforest Trail, Devil's Pool, Knife Edge Bridge: a UNESCO-listed site to experience from both sides of the Zambezi River.
Walvis Bay
Walvis Bay combines a Ramsar-listed lagoon teeming with pink flamingos, the Namib's dramatic dunes and an active fishing port. An unmissable stop on Namibia's coastline, just 30 km from Swakopmund.
Windhoek
Windhoek, Namibia's capital perched at 1,650 meters altitude, combines German colonial heritage, authentic neighborhoods like Katutura, and a central location ideal for exploring Namibia.
Parc national de Hwange
Larger than the Serengeti, Hwange National Park offers an authentic Zimbabwe safari: 46,000 elephants, the Big Five, and Kalahari landscapes, just 2 hours from Victoria Falls.
Swakopmund
Between the Namib dunes and the Atlantic, Swakopmund blends German colonial architecture, desert sports, and coastal excursions. Your complete guide to planning your stay.
Rundu
Perched on the banks of the Okavango, facing Angola, Rundu is the gateway to the Kavango and Caprivi Strip. A verdant, river-bound stopover, distinctly different from the rest of Namibia.
Désert Du Namib
The world's oldest desert spreads its ochre dunes between the Atlantic Ocean and the Naukluft Mountains. Sossusvlei, Deadvlei, Cape Cross: your complete guide to the Namib.
Lüderitz
German colonial architecture, a ghost town swallowed by sand, Cape fur seals, and a century-old lighthouse: Lüderitz, an extraordinary gem of southern Namibia.
At the crossroads of five Southern African countries, Katima Mulilo is the gateway to the Caprivi Strip and the Zambezi River. Our complete guide to preparing your stop.
Divundu
At the entrance to the Caprivi Strip, Divundu opens onto Bwabwata Park, Popa Falls and a verdant Namibia rhythmed by the Okavango.
From Table Mountain to the Cape of Good Hope, passing by the Boulders penguins: the Cape Peninsula concentrates South Africa's most stunning landscapes.
Parc national de Bwabwata
6,100 km² of plains, rivers and forests in northeastern Namibia: Bwabwata is one of southern Africa's last great elephant corridors.
A labyrinth of water and savanna designated a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Okavango Delta concentrates one of Africa's most remarkable wildlife populations. Your complete guide to exploring it from Namibia.
Aus
Aus, a small town in southern Namibia, brings together the wild horses of Garub, the memory of World War I, and uniquely arid landscapes.
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