Namibia
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Life and landscape exist on a grand scale in the harsh but jaw-dropping wilds of
Namibia. From the world’s highest dunes of 300 metres in the Namib Desert with
its desert elephants and rare Black Rhinos to the flocks of 200 000 birds at
Sandwich Harbour, there will be no shortage of “wow moments”. The ancient rock
engravings of Damaraland leave a lasting impression, while other expanse vistas
show no evidence of any prior human habitation. A consistent highlight is Etosha
National Park in the northwest where Giraffe, Blue Wildebeest, Black-faced
Impala and Plains Zebra are some of the many species of charismatic megafauna
that peacefully roam. Further wildlife viewing and photographic opportunities
abound in the Kalahari Desert east of the mountains and the lush green Caprivi
Strip. Namibia is a land of grandeur and spell-binding solitude that is certain
to enchant.
Good to Know
Welwitschia plants, nicknamed “living fossils,” thrive as ancient desert survivors up to 2,500 years old, their woody taps roots plunging 30m deep for water while two leathery leaves sprawl indefinitely like tattered alien shrubs.
What to Eat
In Namibia, savour German-influenced dishes like eisbein (roasted pork knuckle), bratwurst, schnitzel, and game platters. This legacy stems from the country’s German colonial rule from 1884 to 1915 that left a lasting mark on its cuisine.
