A vast salt pan surrounded by grassland and waterholes, where elephants, lions, rhinos, giraffes and zebras gather in the dry season. Floodlit waterholes at Okaukuejo and Halali camps allow night viewing.
Self-drive is easy. Best from June to October.
A rugged region with desert-adapted elephants and rhinos, and Twyfelfontein, with over 2,000 rock engravings, a UNESCO site.
A foggy desert coast with shipwrecks and whale bones on the beaches.
A seaside town with German colonial buildings between the desert and the ocean.
Some of the highest sand dunes in the world, red-orange in the Namib Desert, a UNESCO site.
A diamond-mining town abandoned in the 1950s, now being swallowed by sand, with dunes filling grand houses.
The largest canyon in Africa, 160 km long and up to 550 m deep.
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