Endless horizons, clear skies and a population density that ranks among the lowest in the world, it all combines to give visitors a true sense of freedom. This is part of what makes Namibia the quintessential African holiday. This section will highlight some of the key places in Namibia.
Windhoek offers visitors a glimpse into both Namibia’s past and future. The capital city showcases traditional Namibian life in all its glory as well as revealing its developing nature.
Whilst Windhoek is arguably the more notable destination as far as culture is concerned, this beach town’s incredible landscape offerings make for a unique draw.
It may be small in size, but with its plethora of activities, wildlife and landmarks, this town is big on tourist attractions. Walvis Bay is also a popular place for boats to dock because of its natural harbour.
Known for its surreal German art nouveau architecture, Lüderitz is a fascinating old town sat on an isolated strip of Namibia’s southern coast.