Namibia covers 824 268 square kilometers (318,250 sq. miles). A country with contrasting landscapes ranging from the world’s oldest desert to rugged mountains. Seemingly everlasting sunshine, an abundance of wildlife, scenic beauty and a rich diversity of geological phenomena make Namibia a sought after tourist destination to which visitors return again and again.
Namibia is known for the friendliness and cultural diversity of its people, a well developed infrastructure and an extensive choice of parks, resorts and accommodation. The latter range from five-star hotels and up-market guest lodges to simple and rustic accommodation in the quiet seclusion of the bush.
Most popular tourist destinations :

Sossusvlei
The Sossusvlei, Namibia’s famous highlight in the heart of the Namib Desert (the world’s oldest desrt), is a huge clay ...

Swakopmund
Swakopmund was of major importance as a harbour during the German colonial era even though the water at the coast ...

Etosha National Park
Etosha National Park is one of the world’s greatest conservation areas and Namibia’s prime tourist attraction. A visit to the ...

Fish River Canyon
The Fish River is, at 650 kilometres, the longest river in Namibia. Its source lies in the eastern Naukluft Mountains ...

Fingerklip, Twyfelfontein & Pertified Forest
Vingerklip: For years now the Vingerklip, or rock finger, has been a well-known landmark in this area. Fingerklippe Petrified Forest ...

Luderitz & Kolmanskop
Lüderitz: Luederitz is a slighty sleepy and maybe also bizarre place, which forms the basis of its appeal. The founding ...

Quiver Tree Forest
About 13 kilometres north-east of Keetmanshoop lies the spectacular and much photographed Kokerboom or quiver tree forest on the farm ...