The Namib-Naukluft Park in
the central Namib is one of the world's largest national parks and
encompasses 4 main conservation areas including the diverse habitats of
the gravel plains of the Namib Desert Park, the massive dunefields of
Sossusvlei, the secluded wetland of Sandwich Harbour and the higher
plateau of the Naukluft Park. (...see
more)
The Skeleton Coast has
appropriately acquired its sinister reputation as a graveyard for unwary
mariners over the centuries. This remote and ecologically sensitive
wilderness in the north is still largely off-limits today. (...see
more)
The Kaokoveld - one
of Namibia's least accessible regions holds some of Africa's most famous
examples of rock art in the granitic landmarks of Damaraland. The
northern wilderness area is a harsh mountainous desert supporting the
endangered Kaokoveld elephants amongst other uniquely adapted species. (...see
more)
The Caprivi Strip - the
north-eastern panhandle between Botswana, Angola and Zambia. One of the
more eccentric legacies of 19th Century colonial accords - now a small
conservation area struggling to recover from the ravages of poachers and
the Namibian bushwar of the 70's and 80's. (...see
more)
Safari
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