Explore Africa’s largest Canyon, Fish River: Fish River Canyon’s surreal landscape will make even the most blasé of travellers fall in love with this place.
Explore Etosha National Park: No trip to sub-Saharan Africa is complete without seeing the abundant wildlife it has on offer.
Watch the sunset over Sossusvlei: With imposing vermillion sand dunes sculpted by the elements.
See Kolmanskop ghost town: After a slump in diamond sales, Kolmanskop was completely deserted back in 1956.
Visit Swakopmund: Straddling the Atlantic coast and the vast Namib desert.
Visit the world’s oldest desert, Namib: An ever-changing palette of deep rusts, vermillion, crimson and gold.
Visit the Spitzkoppe Rocks: The Spitzkoppe Rocks are one of Namibia’s most famous landmarks and make.
See the petroglyphs of ǀUi-ǁAis: Ais is the official name for the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Twyfelfontein.
Visit the semi-nomadic Himba: The Himba people are some of the last semi-nomadic people in all of Namibia.
Sleep under the Stars at Kulala Desert Lodge: Okay, so the best thing about Kulala Desert Lodge is its location.