Home to some truly bizarre forms of life, much of the 80 – 250km-wide Namib Desert is situated within the...
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Info about African Travel & Safaris
Planning on travelling in Africa?
Our Africa blog is your comprehensive guide to answering all your burning questions.
We have covered everything you may want to know about Safari Tours such as:
- When is the best time to visit Africa?
- Types of Africa tours and adventures.
- Facts about African destinations on your bucketlist.
- How to choose the best travel agent to book with.
So dive in and learn why Africa is the quintessential safari destination of the world, where you can experience amazing wildlife game drives, diverse landscapes, UNESCO World Heritage sites and fascinating cultures.
Skeleton Coast, Namibia
The coastline between where the Kunene and Ugab rivers open into the Atlantic, is known as the Skeleton Coast. The...
Namibia
About Namibia Wedged between the South Atlantic and the Kalahari, the beautiful Namibia harbours the world's oldest...
Ugab Save the Rhino Trust Camp
The Ugab Save the Rhino Trust Camp, the base camp for ‘Save the Rhino Trust’, is located along the southern banks of...
Namibia at Night – Breathtaking
When I think of Namibia I think of the night sky. This video was created by the photographic genius that is Marsel van...
Himba Tribe of Namibia
The Himba Tribe of Namibia are an indigenous folk residing in northern Namibia, in the Kunene area and on the other...
Experience the Caprivi Strip
The Caprivi Strip is the northern Namibian gateway to the Okavango Delta, also known as the Panhandle – resembling a...
Twyfelfontein Rock Engravings, Namibia
What makes these Twyfelfontein Rock Engravings so special is that they are about 10 000 years old. They were engraved...
Documented Conquests of Spitzkoppe
A party of climbers from Cape Town led by S. Le Roux first conquered the peak. The second group first attempted to...
The Namib Desert Beetle
This beetle originated in the Namib desert of Southern Africa. With such a small percentage of rain per year (1.4cm),...
The Fish River Canyon
The Fish River Canyon is located in southern Namibia and the world’s second largest canyon (next to the Grand Canyon)...
Etosha – ‘Place of dry water’
Etosha, meaning 'place of dry water', is located in northern Namibia and one of the country’s most famous and biggest...
The Skeleton Coast – ‘The Land God Made in Anger’
The Skeleton Coast was given the name ‘The land God made in anger’ by the Bushmen who lived in the area due to its...