7 articles to prepare your trip
Erongo stretches from central Namibie to the western part of the country. This region is the ideal place to embark on a safari in the heart of the African savanna. Each part of the area has its own identity
The Caprivi Strip, crossed by the Okavango, Kwando and Zambezi rivers, contrasts its lush forests and riverine parks with the rest of arid Namibia.
Karas plains, world's second largest canyon, ghost town of Kolmanskop and Wilhelmine architecture of Lüderitz battered by the Benguela Current.
22,270 km² centered on a salt pan visible from space, where wildlife gathers at waterholes rather than being tracked across the savanna.
A mineral-rich region in northwestern Namibia, Damaraland concentrates desert elephants, wild black rhinos and 8,000 years of San rock art on red sandstone slabs.
500 km of cold Atlantic coastline between Swakopmund and Cape Fria, marked by shipwrecks, seal colonies and the persistent mist of the Benguela Current.
The world's oldest desert, where the orange dunes of Sossusvlei meet the Naukluft limestone plateau, five hours' drive south of Windhoek.
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