Kaokoland has more dedicated accommodation than the current “Where to Stay” copy on the Kaokoland travel guide suggests. Options range from gateway lodges near the Damaraland border to remote fly-in camps deep in the region, with camping available along the way. Gateway Lodges Near Damaraland Most self-drive travellers base themselves at one of these properties
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Kaokoland is Namibia’s most remote wilderness region, lying in the far north-west of the country, north of Damaraland and bordered by the Kunene River and Angola. It’s the traditional homeland of the Himba people and home to Epupa Falls, and remains one of the least developed, least visited parts of Namibia. This guide covers what
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Etosha’s wildlife and salt pan scenery are well known, but its history is often overlooked. Understanding it adds real depth to a visit, from ancient indigenous heritage through colonial conflict to modern conservation. For the wider picture of planning your trip, see our guide to Etosha National Park. Early Settlement and Indigenous Heritage Long before
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Cape Cross (German: Kreuzkap) is a small headland that is located in the South Atlantic on the Skeleton Coast in Western Namibia.
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Welcome to part 2 of our Etosha National Park series which provides you with game viewing tips. A visit to Etosha will likely be the highlight of your safari to Namibia so this article is going to be covering game viewing, how to get the most out of your trip, and the park’s rules and
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The town of Lüderitz was founded in 1883 and is situated in the south of Namibia and is developed around the harbour on a coastline that is considered by many to be the least hospitable coastline in Africa. It was however first known to Europeans as early as 1487 when Bartolomeu Dias encountered it in his voyages.
Sperrgebiet National Park, officially known as Tsau //Khaeb National Park, is a vast and enigmatic landscape in southwestern Namibia. Covering approximately 26,000 square kilometres, this area was historically off-limits due to diamond mining activities, preserving its unique ecosystems and historical sites. A Brief History of Sperrgebiet Established as a restricted diamond mining area in 1908
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History of Pelican Point Pelican Point is a narrow peninsula located on the Atlantic coast of Namibia, just outside the town of Walvis Bay. Historically, it has served as a natural sand barrier protecting the Walvis Bay lagoon and harbour of Walvis Bay, making it vital for maritime activities. It’s interesting to note that due
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When you stand at the edge of the Fish River Canyon you it won’t matter how far you have had to travel across an area that is reminiscent of Mars.
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Sossusvlei, a stunning clay pan surrounded by some of the world’s highest sand dunes, is one of Namibia’s most iconic attractions. Located in the heart of the Namib Desert, Sossusvlei draws nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers from around the globe. Choosing the right Sossusvlei accommodation is crucial for making the most of your visit.
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