Windhoek Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)

Sand, Sun and Serenity in Namibia 🇳🇦

Desert Explorers Adventure Center offers the ultimate desert safari in Namibia! With a personal tour guide by your side, you'll embark on an unforgettable adventure through the desert. They not only guide you but also capture those precious moments. Whether it's the awe-inspiring landscapes or the incredible wildlife, this safari will leave you in awe. They know all the ins and outs of the desert and will guide you through every step of the way. Don't miss out on this incredible experience, get ready for a wild and fun-filled experience with Desert Explorers Adventure Center! #namibia #desertsafari #desertadventure

Namibia, a country filled with natural wonders and wildlife

Are you ready to explore the magnificent landscapes and wildlife of Namibia? 🌄 This country in southern Africa boasts many breathtaking sights and unique experiences, so let's get started! First and foremost, you definitely can't miss the Sahara Desert in Namibia, especially the Namib Desert! 🏜 Standing in this boundless desert, you will feel the grandeur and vastness of nature that deeply shakes your soul. Next, head to Etosha National Park in Namibia to explore a wildlife paradise in the African wilderness! 🐘 In this vast nature reserve, you can see herds of wild animals living freely, including African elephants, lions, giraffes, and more, allowing you to experience an intimate connection with nature. Don't forget to visit the Skeleton Coast in Namibia to admire the world's highest sand dunes and spectacular coastline! 🏖 Standing on the dunes, overlooking the azure Atlantic Ocean, feel the embrace of the sea breeze, and be amazed by this beautiful beach. For adventure enthusiasts, a cycling tour in Namibia will be an excellent choice! 🚴‍♀ You can ride through the wilderness and mountains of Namibia, explore unknown lands, and experience the unique charm of natural scenery, making for an unforgettable cycling journey. Lastly, don't forget to taste the cuisine of Namibia! 🍲 Try local specialties such as grilled meat, cheese, fresh fish, and spiced tea, and enjoy the authentic Namibian food culture that will greatly satisfy your taste buds. So, come embark on a journey to explore Namibia! 🐆 You will be deeply attracted by this country filled with natural wonders and wildlife, leaving you with unforgettable memories for a lifetime!

Majestic and Magnificent, Beautiful Curves — Aerial Photography of the 'Desert Symphony'

Namibia is home to the world's oldest desert, where a glance spans 'a thousand years' or 'ten thousand years'; here, a single look takes you back eighty million years, and I want to take another look. After seeing the rare red sand dunes and the unique 'Sandwich Harbour', the wonders of the Earth are in Namibia. Spend another $250 to take a small plane for a low-altitude overview of the stunning Namib Desert, and I want to take another look. This is indeed a unique travel experience! A six-person small plane, including the pilot, wanders in the air for an hour. Over the vast desert of Namibia and along the Atlantic coast, it seems that only five tourists are above the entire Sandwich Harbour, as if we have 'chartered' this beautiful scenery. Beneath us, the dry desert coexists with the surging sea in the same frame, a rare sight on Earth, yet it exists in the Namib Desert like a dream, but it's real. Looking down at 'Sandwich Harbour' from the air, half sand and half sea, where the desert meets the ocean, the golden yellow and azure blue are distinct, with snow-white waves leaping in between, 'half sea water, half flame', and it seems like a 'Desert Symphony' is playing by my ears. This is the ultimate pleasure for both vision and hearing, with the peak of musical works playing like tidal notes, surging like the sound of the sea below, as if splashing a spray of musical notes. The notes of the symphony are like brilliant brushes splashing across the land, sketching out a grand and pleasant musical scroll. Sand, mountains, sea, waves, like various instruments in a symphony orchestra, resonate harmoniously, creating a rich and colorful sound effect, as if a colorful musical world unfolds before the audience, forming a series of moving musical paintings. Majestic, gentle spring rain, dazzling colors, lingering and poignant. The essence of drama lies in conflict, and so does the scenery, especially here: The dry desert and the surging coast confront each other, who can conquer whom? The rolling sand dunes spill into the vast Atlantic Ocean along the coastline, the desert and the sea resist and challenge each other, and neither can swallow the other. Look at the sea, carrying the cold from Antarctica, attempting to crash into the dry and scorching land; look at the mountains, all made of fine sand, unable to retain the rain's affection, rejecting the change of time, proudly becoming a golden surface. This flowing sea, sky, and land, resist and separate from each other, yet are intrinsically united. As dusk approaches, with the change of daylight hours, the desert also changes its color, a moving red sea of sand, transforming into a dazzling golden world. Below, there appeared spots of white and black, which turned out to be flamingos and seals⓲⓳⓯! 'You look at her once And you think about her for a lifetime; You look at her once And you will never forget for a lifetime!' Tips: ❹Flying in the sky, the interaction between tourists and the pilot can be seen by pulling out the phone on the upper right; ❺There is a stranded bulk carrier on the shore, ⓮a car is speeding in the lower left, ❽a protruding mirror under the right wing and the desert beneath the wing.

Namibia's Death Valley - just the name is enough to send shivers down one's spine

The Namib Desert, said to be Africa's oldest desert, lends its name to the country of Namibia. Deep within this desert lies a place whose very name evokes a sense of dread: Death Valley. Yet, this 'terrifying' location attracts a large number of tourists from around the world every year. What kind of landscape could possibly draw such crowds? The Namib Desert is also known as the Namibian Red Desert, where the sand dunes under the sunlight take on a rust-red color. 🏜️ The world's tallest sand dune In the Namib Desert, there's a dune called Big Daddy, which stands at 400 meters tall and is said to be the tallest dune in the world. 🏜️ The world's oldest sand dune Dune 45 is the oldest dune on Earth. In the early morning or evening, the sunlight casts the dune's curves into the shape of an eagle, creating a magical and majestic sight. 🏜️ Death Valley is located deep within the Red Desert. Hundreds of years ago, this place was a marshland, but the intense sunlight evaporated all the water, turning it into a dry, saline land. The trees here have turned into petrified-like forms, standing erect in the dried marsh for thousands of years without decaying. The journey to Death Valley is not an easy one. From the parking lot at the main entrance to Death Valley, it's almost 10 kilometers. Although you can take a shuttle, you still need to walk a considerable distance. Moreover, walking in the scorching desert sun can be extremely challenging. 🏨 There are many hotels and resorts near the Namib Desert, and staying nearby overnight to enter the desert early the next morning is the choice of most people. Of course, some choose to spend the night in the desert, as it is a global dark sky reserve, and the night sky filled with stars is enough to dazzle your eyes. However, for the average tourist, hotels are a safer option.

Deadvlei Nambia - Frozen in time

Deadvlei, located in the heart of the Namib Desert in Namibia, is a surreal and otherworldly landscape frozen in time. The stark, white clay pan contrasts sharply with the surrounding red sand dunes, and the iconic skeletal camel thorn trees that dot the landscape are estimated to be over 900 years old. The journey to Deadvlei is not for the faint of heart. The route takes travelers through some of the most remote and inhospitable landscapes on Earth. However, the payoff is more than worth it. Visitors are transported to a different world, where time seems to have stopped. The vast expanse of Deadvlei provides endless opportunities for exploration and photography. As the sun rises and sets, the colors of the clay pan and the surrounding dunes shift dramatically, providing a constantly changing backdrop for the ancient trees. Deadvlei is a truly unique and unforgettable destination that should be on every traveler's bucket list. It is a testament to the incredible power of nature and the enduring spirit of life, even in the harshest of environments.

Solitude and silence stretch powerfully—Namibia's "Death Valley"

Having just witnessed the ever-changing light and shadow of Dune 45, I immediately arrived at the nearby millennia-old static "Death Valley," where the visual and psychological impact is immense. From Dune 45, walking deeper into the desert, you reach "the driest valley in the world"—"Death Valley." The sights here and the awe they inspire are incomparable to the usual seas and mountains. In this silent desert, the solitude of life, the silence of sound, and the infinite extension of the dunes all create a unique solemn atmosphere, evoking a natural reverence. In the hinterlands of the Sossusvlei dunes, 900 to 1000 years ago, a severe drought struck. As the dunes shifted, they blocked the rivers, and the groundwater was quickly depleted. Rainfall became scarce, and plants lost their source of life. Trees slowly died under the scorching sun, their charred branches starkly contrasting with the rust-red dunes, leaving an unforgettable impression. Death Valley is aptly named. For nearly a thousand years, there have been no signs of life here. Black withered branches, red dunes, and white parched land resemble a hell cursed by the gods and scorched by fire, carrying a bizarre beauty. The famous dead lake basin in this desert has been a location for numerous films and advertisements. Lone dead tree branches have stood here for centuries, embodying a unique desolation and grandeur. At this moment, I am reminded of the phrase: "All the splendor of the world is but a handful of sand." For 900 years, there have been no signs of life here. The marshes dried up, the animals disappeared, but the dead trees were reborn in another form. Trees that died centuries ago were quickly dried by the wind and did not rot like in other places. They have stood for centuries on the already cracked marshland, presenting another sign of life. It is astonishing that the white clay depressions have not been buried by the sand, but rather have been washed bare, exposing the skin of the years. It is this valley that pushes the cruel beauty of the desert to the extreme: a small basin surrounded by towering dunes, the azure sky, the orange-yellow dunes, and the gray-white soil form a striking backdrop, with the dead camel thorn trees stretching their powerful branches... The trees, quietly rooted in the earth, silent and speechless, yet witness the passage of time. They seem to be telling their own story. The tree is a child of the earth, born and grown here. It has witnessed the change of seasons and endured the baptism of wind, rain, thunder, and lightning. Yet, it always maintains its reticence and silence, as if to tell the world: I can only stand here, silently guarding this land. I need no words, only to exist.

Namibia's Death Valley - just the name is enough to send shivers down one's spine

The Namib Desert, said to be Africa's oldest desert, lends its name to the country of Namibia. Deep within this desert lies a place whose very name evokes a sense of dread: Death Valley. Yet, this 'terrifying' location attracts a large number of tourists from around the world every year. What kind of landscape could possibly draw such crowds? The Namib Desert is also known as the Namibian Red Desert, where the sand dunes under the sunlight take on a rust-red color. 🏜️ The world's tallest sand dune In the Namib Desert, there's a dune called Big Daddy, which stands at 400 meters tall and is said to be the tallest dune in the world. 🏜️ The world's oldest sand dune Dune 45 is the oldest dune on Earth. In the early morning or evening, the sunlight casts the dune's curves into the shape of an eagle, creating a magical and majestic sight. 🏜️ Death Valley is located deep within the Red Desert. Hundreds of years ago, this place was a marshland, but the intense sunlight evaporated all the water, turning it into a dry, saline land. The trees here have turned into petrified-like forms, standing erect in the dried marsh for thousands of years without decaying. The journey to Death Valley is not an easy one. From the parking lot at the main entrance to Death Valley, it's almost 10 kilometers. Although you can take a shuttle, you still need to walk a considerable distance. Moreover, walking in the scorching desert sun can be extremely challenging. 🏨 There are many hotels and resorts near the Namib Desert, and staying nearby overnight to enter the desert early the next morning is the choice of most people. Of course, some choose to spend the night in the desert, as it is a global dark sky reserve, and the night sky filled with stars is enough to dazzle your eyes. However, for the average tourist, hotels are a safer option.

Namibia's Red Desert Luxury Play Method You Should Know About N Things!

🏜️The oldest desert in the world is the Namib Desert in Namibia, a World Natural Heritage site, located in the largest national park in Africa, Namib-Naukluft National Park. The representative main visual of Namibia that we have seen countless times everywhere is the Death Valley here, next to the Sossusvlei Salt Marsh. Over 900 years ago, the climate suddenly became dry, and the sand dunes cut off the river that supplied water here. The camel thorn trees died, and the intense sunlight scorched them. The climate was too dry, and the trees didn't even have a chance to decompose and rot, so they became the black tree branches that are now over a thousand years old, and the desert behind them is called the Red Desert because of its reddish color. 🎫Tickets: Drive in the morning to get a registration number at the entrance, remember this number and drive directly into the gate to the shuttle bus at the farthest end to get into Death Valley. Generally, you won't drive to the farthest end yourself, because pure sand is too dangerous and easy to sink. Come back and take this car, get off the car and buy a ticket for 180 Namibian dollars/person in the small house. When leaving by car, buy a park ticket in the green house on the left hand side near the park gate, 650 for a car with 4 people. Give the slip to the park gate guard, register and leave. You can re-enter within the same day with the ticket, such as going to Dune 45 at sunset. But you must leave by 19:45. 🏨Hotels: From a personal preference and experience perspective, the feeling of seeing the Red Desert Death Valley is far less than staying in a desert luxury hotel. If you want to enjoy both the luxury hotel and the Red Desert, you need to stay in the desert for two nights. 1️⃣Desert Quiver Camp The price is lower, about a thousand, only includes breakfast. Dinner can be ordered from the hotel's menu of ingredients, and you can barbecue yourself in front of the room. The ingredients are very cheap, the quantity is large, and they are all marinated, just grill them directly. Including large antelope meat, steak, chicken wings, onions, potatoes, etc. Drinks can only be ordered at the bar, so it is recommended to buy them from the supermarket and bring them. There is a pool under the hill where you can watch the sunset, the scenery is very good. It is especially suitable for star shooting, with very little light pollution. The guest rooms are spacious, with bathrooms, toilets, and washrooms all available, and the quality is good. The breakfast is very rich, you have to go to the Sossusvlei Lodge opposite to eat. The hotel is more upscale than Quiver Camp, a standard desert luxury boutique hotel. Disadvantages: The room has no internet, only the pool bar has. Plugs: European standard, Swiss and South African, Swiss sockets with European ends can also be used. It is recommended to stay here when going to the Red Desert. 2️⃣Le Mirage Resort It is said to be the best resort in the area, a 20-minute drive from the Red Desert, a luxury resort hotel that looks like a black castle + yellow castle. The room rate includes breakfast and dinner, the breakfast quality is relatively poor, and there are few types. Dinner is a set meal, with a choice of large antelope meat and chicken. The potato soup tastes like mashed potatoes with water and instant noodle seasoning, it's very delicious, suitable for Chinese taste. The hotel looks good, but it's messy and can't be photographed. The room is spacious and good-looking, and there is a fun room without a roof on the top floor, with all open-air beds, toilets, and bathrooms, suitable for taking big shots. There is a massage bath in the grass next to the pool, the temperature is relatively high, can be used for relaxation. Internet: The room has no internet, only the front desk and pool bar have. It is recommended to stay here and not go anywhere. The main source of guests for these hotels is said to be mostly Germans and French.

On arrival at Windhoek Airport in the afternoon, you will be greeted and connect a scheduled chrater flight to Sossusvlei. On road transfer to your camp in the private Kuala Wilderness Reserve, which is the gateway to Namibia's Sand Sea with its towering dunes and clear starry skies. Settling into this new surroundings and discuss with your guide on what you would like to see or do in coming days. You may enjoy a refreshing dip at your private plunge pool, before the mouth-watering dinner to be served. Your day is filled with exciting and unique activities in the world-famous Sossusvlei and especially Deal Vlei and 'The Big Daddy'. After breakfast, you will get on a 4x4 vehicle for a nature drive, encounter with the desert-adapted wildlife, such as ostrich, springbok, gemsbok, spotted and brown hyena and cheetah are occasionally present. After an early breakfast, you will transfer to the airstrip for flight to Swakopmund. Upon Arrival you will enjoy a private road transfer to your hotel in Swakopmund. Private leisure by the beach in the afternoon while the coastal town is famous for mouth-watering seafood. In morning you will enjoy a Kayaking activity with the Cape Fur Sea in a colony of up to 50,000 cape fur sealsl! After kayaking our representative will take you on a Sandwich Harbour 4x4 Excursion into the Namib Naukluft Park, now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Giant sand dunes run straight into the ocean, creating beautiful sceneries and unique landscapes. After breakfast, you will be transferred to the airstrip for light aircraft flying to world-renowned Etosha National Park. After enjoying lunch at camp, head out to the grassy plains around a huge salt pan for game drive. “Etosha” means “White Place”, offer the most beautiful scenery as a lake after heavy rains and attracts large flocks of pink candy-floss colored flamingo. Wake up early in the morning to search for your favorite wildlife on a game drive into neighbouring Etosha National Park to view the astonishing variety of life found in this spectacular environment. The area hosts a vast array of animals including the Big Five, as well as giraffes, and rare and unusual species like the black-faced impala, Hartmann’s mountain zebra. In the afternoon, you could take a nature walks, photographic hides, lounging by the pool, or relaxing on your private deck are all wonderful ways to enjoy and reflect on your journey of a lifetime.

On arrival at Windhoek Airport in the afternoon, you will be greeted and connect a scheduled chrater flight to Sossusvlei. On road transfer to your camp in the private Kuala Wilderness Reserve, which is the gateway to Namibia's Sand Sea with its towering dunes and clear starry skies. Settling into this new surroundings and discuss with your guide on what you would like to see or do in coming days. You may enjoy a refreshing dip at your private plunge pool, before the mouth-watering dinner to be served. Your day is filled with exciting and unique activities in the world-famous Sossusvlei and especially Deal Vlei and 'The Big Daddy'. After breakfast, you will get on a 4x4 vehicle for a nature drive, encounter with the desert-adapted wildlife, such as ostrich, springbok, gemsbok, spotted and brown hyena and cheetah are occasionally present. After an early breakfast, you will transfer to the airstrip for flight to Swakopmund. Upon Arrival you will enjoy a private road transfer to your hotel in Swakopmund. Private leisure by the beach in the afternoon while the coastal town is famous for mouth-watering seafood. In morning you will enjoy a Kayaking activity with the Cape Fur Sea in a colony of up to 50,000 cape fur sealsl! After kayaking our representative will take you on a Sandwich Harbour 4x4 Excursion into the Namib Naukluft Park, now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Giant sand dunes run straight into the ocean, creating beautiful sceneries and unique landscapes. After breakfast, you will be transferred to the airstrip for light aircraft flying to world-renowned Etosha National Park. After enjoying lunch at camp, head out to the grassy plains around a huge salt pan for game drive. “Etosha” means “White Place”, offer the most beautiful scenery as a lake after heavy rains and attracts large flocks of pink candy-floss colored flamingo. Wake up early in the morning to search for your favorite wildlife on a game drive into neighbouring Etosha National Park to view the astonishing variety of life found in this spectacular environment. The area hosts a vast array of animals including the Big Five, as well as giraffes, and rare and unusual species like the black-faced impala, Hartmann’s mountain zebra. In the afternoon, you could take a nature walks, photographic hides, lounging by the pool, or relaxing on your private deck are all wonderful ways to enjoy and reflect on your journey of a lifetime.

On arrival at Windhoek Airport in the afternoon, you will be greeted and connect a scheduled chrater flight to Sossusvlei. On road transfer to your camp in the private Kuala Wilderness Reserve, which is the gateway to Namibia's Sand Sea with its towering dunes and clear starry skies. Settling into this new surroundings and discuss with your guide on what you would like to see or do in coming days. You may enjoy a refreshing dip at your private plunge pool, before the mouth-watering dinner to be served. Your day is filled with exciting and unique activities in the world-famous Sossusvlei and especially Deal Vlei and 'The Big Daddy'. After breakfast, you will get on a 4x4 vehicle for a nature drive, encounter with the desert-adapted wildlife, such as ostrich, springbok, gemsbok, spotted and brown hyena and cheetah are occasionally present. After an early breakfast, you will transfer to the airstrip for flight to Swakopmund. Upon Arrival you will enjoy a private road transfer to your hotel in Swakopmund. Private leisure by the beach in the afternoon while the coastal town is famous for mouth-watering seafood. In morning you will enjoy a Kayaking activity with the Cape Fur Sea in a colony of up to 50,000 cape fur sealsl! After kayaking our representative will take you on a Sandwich Harbour 4x4 Excursion into the Namib Naukluft Park, now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Giant sand dunes run straight into the ocean, creating beautiful sceneries and unique landscapes. After breakfast, you will be transferred to the airstrip for light aircraft flying to world-renowned Etosha National Park. After enjoying lunch at camp, head out to the grassy plains around a huge salt pan for game drive. “Etosha” means “White Place”, offer the most beautiful scenery as a lake after heavy rains and attracts large flocks of pink candy-floss colored flamingo. Wake up early in the morning to search for your favorite wildlife on a game drive into neighbouring Etosha National Park to view the astonishing variety of life found in this spectacular environment. The area hosts a vast array of animals including the Big Five, as well as giraffes, and rare and unusual species like the black-faced impala, Hartmann’s mountain zebra. In the afternoon, you could take a nature walks, photographic hides, lounging by the pool, or relaxing on your private deck are all wonderful ways to enjoy and reflect on your journey of a lifetime.

Namibia, a country filled with natural wonders and wildlife

Are you ready to explore the magnificent landscapes and wildlife of Namibia? 🌄 This country in southern Africa boasts many breathtaking sights and unique experiences, so let's get started! First and foremost, you definitely can't miss the Sahara Desert in Namibia, especially the Namib Desert! 🏜 Standing in this boundless desert, you will feel the grandeur and vastness of nature that deeply shakes your soul. Next, head to Etosha National Park in Namibia to explore a wildlife paradise in the African wilderness! 🐘 In this vast nature reserve, you can see herds of wild animals living freely, including African elephants, lions, giraffes, and more, allowing you to experience an intimate connection with nature. Don't forget to visit the Skeleton Coast in Namibia to admire the world's highest sand dunes and spectacular coastline! 🏖 Standing on the dunes, overlooking the azure Atlantic Ocean, feel the embrace of the sea breeze, and be amazed by this beautiful beach. For adventure enthusiasts, a cycling tour in Namibia will be an excellent choice! 🚴‍♀ You can ride through the wilderness and mountains of Namibia, explore unknown lands, and experience the unique charm of natural scenery, making for an unforgettable cycling journey. Lastly, don't forget to taste the cuisine of Namibia! 🍲 Try local specialties such as grilled meat, cheese, fresh fish, and spiced tea, and enjoy the authentic Namibian food culture that will greatly satisfy your taste buds. So, come embark on a journey to explore Namibia! 🐆 You will be deeply attracted by this country filled with natural wonders and wildlife, leaving you with unforgettable memories for a lifetime!

N things you must know before going to Etosha National Park in Namibia!

Namibia's Etosha National Park, it mainly depends on what you want. If you definitely want to see rhinos🦏, cheetahs🐆, lions🦁, elephants🐘, then it's more about luck. If you're afraid you won't see them, then don't come. If you just want to experience it, just want to have been here, then you can. There is a beautiful sunset🌇 here, it's worth it. Most of the guests come from South Africa, Germany, China, and there are also from the UK, not too many. 🎫Tickets: Register and fill out the form at the south gate of the park first, the fee is paid when you check into the hotel inside, 650 Namibian dollars for four people, 350 for two people, all are charged per person per car per day. But it's not a natural day, it's 24 hours from when you enter. The check-in slip must be kept well, it will be used when you leave at the south gate of the park. 🏨Hotel: The closest place to stay inside Etosha to the scenic area gate is only Okaukuejo, in fact, this is a large hotel group, there are many, you have to choose Okaukuejo which is the one at the south gate. The area of the Bush chalet is larger, twin beds, with a living room, the price is the same as the double Room AB, initially booked A, communicated a bit, can change the room type temporarily. The hotel only includes breakfast, starts at 7 o'clock. The quality is better than nothing, it's not quite proportional to the room price of 1400 RMB. Restaurant meals need to be reserved. ⛽Gas station: There is a gas station in the hotel, slightly more expensive than the city, opens at 7 in the morning. So try to fill up before you come. ❗Tips: There are various precautions on the check-in slip, sign. You can't open the car door in the park, opening the door will be fined, be subject to a fine. There are mostly zebras, antelopes, and gazelles in the park, followed by various birds, not many species, there is a map showing what is where, of course, it's still about luck. ❣️The most important: Don't go anywhere before evening, just watch by the large pond next to the hotel, it's beautiful, the red sunset. Initially it was gray and rainy, suddenly it cleared up, turned around and saw a rainbow. Tourists from all over the world came to the pond to watch the sunset. There are many seats, and there are sheds, so you're not afraid of rain. 🔌Plug: South African standard three large round heads, it doesn't matter if you don't have it, you can borrow it from the hotel. The room also has European standard and universal sockets, so just bring a universal converter. 👩🏻‍💻Internet: Internet cards can only be bought in Namibia, didn't find a roaming machine or phone card that can be bought in China But, don't buy it at Windhoek Airport, it's very expensive, 409 local currency for 10G14 days. In fact, it's 50 for 18G in the city area

Here it is famous for its vast desert and primitive natural scenery.

Namibia is a country in southern Africa, known for its vast deserts, pristine natural scenery, diverse cultural heritage, and unique wildlife. Wildlife: Namibia is one of the best wildlife conservation areas in Africa, including African elephants, black rhinos, lions, leopards, giraffes, and more. The most famous nature reserves include Etosha National Park and the Namib Desert Nature Reserve. Desert: Namibia has vast deserts, among which the most famous is the Namib Desert. Here are some of the highest and oldest sand dunes, including the famous Sossusvlei Dunes. Cultural heritage: Namibia has a long history and culture, including traditional tribal culture, language, clothing, music, etc. The most famous of these are the Herero tribe and the Twyfelfontein rock engravings. Folk Festivals: Namibia has many folk festivals, among which the most famous is the Kalahari Trade Festival, a celebration of cultural diversity and trade. Outdoor activities: Namibia offers a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, desert off-roading, horseback riding, and wildlife watching. In short, Namibia is a country full of natural scenery, diverse cultures, and vitality, and is a tourist destination worth visiting.

The dry season in Namibia is from May to October, which is the best season for the Etosha National Park. Wild animals are inseparable from the water source, so when it comes to the dry season, the pond becomes a gathering place for animals one morning and one night. For a bite of water, even carnivores and herbivores can temporarily get along with each other because there is no water. Can't live. The usual sight is a big coffee like a lion elephant. When the big coffee is drinking, a small zebra deer waits for a quiet wait on the side. In the dry season, you only need to come to several ponds, you can basically see many animals, such as elephants, zebras, antelopes and even lions. There are ponds at the entrance of several camps, you can easily sit in the camp in the fence to watch animals, and even watch the shy animals drinking water from the pond in the middle of the night, such as black rhinoceros.

The world famous Namibia Red Desert standing on the sand dunes of the Namib wind sand over the cheek Liyang fascinated eyes hot through the foot this ancient red desert me Came to take away the temperature I left the foot but will eventually be erased by time Ps. Come to the desert must buy a red skirt in advance ~

The Namib Desert, named after Naama, means a place without everything, one of the oldest and driest deserts in the world. In fact, after entering from the entrance of Namib Park, all the way to the west, the desert will gradually turn from brown to red. At the 45th kilometer, there will be a huge sand dune, the most beautiful red sand dune in the legendary curve. "The wonders of the world are very important, often in danger." The Namib Desert is the oldest desert in the world. The evolution of billions of years of nature, the dry hot winds weather the rocks in the mountains into fine sand and dust. An innocent sand sea. Sussex Sand Dunes lies in the depths of the desert. Because of the high iron content, it is all red, and the "Red Desert" comes from this. Sunlight gives it a silky graceful curve, red gives it the mysterious light of the flow, the light and the shadows are in harmony, half black and half red, black and quiet, red intoxicated, not like a real place.

Due to the special nature of Africa, there are relatively many devices carried this time. body three: A7R2, A7R3, A9; lens three: Batis 18mm f/2.8, FE 85mm f/1.4 GM, FE 100-400mm F4.5-5.6 GM OSS. In fact, these three lenses are positioned very clearly, landscapes, portraits and animals (landscapes). There are also accessories such as Phantom 4 and Osmo. Main model A9+ FE 100-400mm F4.5-5.6 GM OSS.