From fishing in the waters of the northern Caprivi Strip, to hiking in Fish River Canyon, the Sossusvlei dunes, Skeleton Coast and Swakopmund, there is always somewhere to go and something to do. If you’re looking for something more extreme, try sand boarding in desert areas, paragliding and skydiving along the coast, white water rafting on the Kunene or Orange River (bordering South Africa) or cave diving at Dragon’s Breath, the world’s largest known subterranean lake.
November to March is summer and the warmest time of the year to visit Namibia. January and February are the hottest months of the year in Namibia, when daytime temperatures in the interior can exceed 40ºC (104ºF). Best to avoid these months unless you like it hot. Probably the best time to go is between April and October, when the weather is mild. Although nights during this time can be fairly cold, daytime temperatures are generally warm and pleasant. The northward flowing Benguela current moderates temperatures and keeps the coast of the Namib Desert cool and damp with a thick coastal fog.
Skeleton Coast. In the north of Namibia lies the uninhabited, haunting Skeleton Coast, named so after the shipwrecks that have occurred within the thick fog that is an everyday occurrence in this territory.
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 SKELETON COAST
In the north of Namibia lies the uninhabited, haunting Skeleton Coast, named so after the shipwrecks that have occurred within the thick fog that is an everyday occurrence in this territory.
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 SOSSUSVLEI
The world famous Sossusvlei is a huge clay-floor pan dotted with skeletal camel thorn trees and surrounded by dunes which are amongst the highest in the world.
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 ETOSHA PAN
Etosha National Park, situated in the north of Namibia, is the third largest park in Africa and remains to a large extent free of human influence.
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 DAMARALAND
Damaraland offers views of changing landscapes and is amazingly able to sustain animals such as the desert elephant, black rhino, giraffe, ostrich and springbok.
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 FISH RIVER CANYON
The Waterberg plateau gives way to the magnificent Fish River Canyon in the south, second largest in the world.
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 CAPRIVI
In the northeast of Namibia, a narrow strip of land forms the interesting shape of the Caprivi, where one can spot a large variety of animals and birds due to the abundance of water in this region.
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 SWAKOPMUND
Swakopmund is surrounded by Namib-Naukluft Pak, the Desert’s most recognised feature with its rocky mountains diverse with flora and rich in birdlife.
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 KAOKOVELD
Kaokoveld (also known as Kaokoland) is one of the last remaining wilderness areas in Southern Africa.
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