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Many people wonder why the Okavango River is worthy of mention until they come to see for themselves the spectacular heritage that attracts millions to Namibia Okavango Delta River. Interestingly, the Okavango Delta has been named by UNESCO as an official heritage site, being the 1000th to be selected and...Read More

For photographers, Namibia is the ultimate travel location. The country’s remarkable desert sceneries of sand dunes, its rugged mountains, a dramatic canyon, and startling Skeleton Coast, and the unpolluted night skies, along with the striking wildlife and unusual flora (quiver trees are a specific highlight), make it could not be...Read More

Table of Contents Toggle Victoria FallsAnother side of the fallFlights on helicopters above the Victoria FallsDetailsOur ExperienceConclusionFAQs Victoria Falls On the Zambezi River, which serves as the boundary between Zambia and Zimbabwe, is where you’ll find the magnificent and awe-inspiring Victoria Falls. This natural wonder is a sight to see....Read More

Table of Contents Toggle Elephants Sands in NataFacilitiesThe Namibian elephant populationPopulationsElephant gazes at NataConclusionFAQs Elephants Sands in Nata In the northeastern corner of Botswana is where you’ll find the Elephant Sands bush lodge and campground. Come and spend some time with us gazing at the elephants that frequent the natural...Read More

Namibia is home to many of the biggest sand dunes in the world. The country, which coincidentally is the second-least densely populated country in the world, is also home to the oldest cultures and the darkest skies- to name but a few. Sandwich Harbour is a part of the Namib...Read More

The summers at Etosha National Park provide excellent conditions for birdwatching. The dry conditions are beneficial for seeing wildlife, but the summer rains transform portions of the large pans into seasonal lakes that draw in animals that migrate or live in wetland areas Bird species in Etosha National Park. There...Read More