Glide over the endless ochre dunes in a hot air balloon or helicopter and immerse in the soul-stirring magnificence of the Namib, the world’s oldest desert.
Seek out Namibia's extraordinary desert-adapted wildlife. In a land that is so seemingly desolate, life endures—thrives, even—against all odds, and watching desert elephant dig for water is mesmerizing. Stay at exclusive Namibia safari lodges for a front-row seat to nature's most remarkable survival stories.
Namibia’s San people, also known as Bushmen, are one of the world's oldest continuous cultures. Earth’s original storytellers, they weave a tapestry of history through their ancient rock art, vibrant dances and timeless wisdom. Experience the rich culture of Namibia as part of your unique safari journey, where cultural immersion and wilderness converge.
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Home to one of the oldest deserts in the world, the Namib, Namibia offers an otherworldly experience from the eerie, rugged beauty of the Skeleton Coast to the 80-mile long, game-rich Etosha National Park and Etosha Pan that can be seen from space. The Namib-Naukluft Park is Namibia’s largest conservation area and home to the undulating, red and orange sand dunes of Sossusvlei and the spectacular Sesriem Canyon. Private Namibia safari lodges located near these iconic landmarks offer a perfect combination of comfort and adventure.
A cultural highlight of a Namibia safari may include fascinating interactions with the world’s oldest continuous culture, the San people, as Deborah Calmeyer, CEO & Founder of ROAR AFRICA explains:
"The San People are also known as the Bushmen. They are skilled hunter-gatherers and their ancient click-based languages, stories and rock art are fascinating to witness. You may also encounter the Himba with their ochre-adorned skin and intricated hairstyles who still live a traditional, semi-nomadic lifestyle in the remote northwest of the country."
Whilst wildlife is scarce, there are a few animals that have developed extraordinary adaptions in order to live in such extremes, including desert-adapted elephants and elusive black rhino. In Namib-Naukluft, zebra, springbok and giraffe roam the sand, whilst oryx stand proud, their twisted horns jutting into the turquoise sky. In Etosha National Park, Namibia's wildlife hotspot, rhino gather at the water holes in extraordinary numbers.
Here, in the vast desert landscapes and endless skies, Namibia travel experiences offer a rare chance to disconnect, recharge and immerse yourself in the raw beauty of nature. Safaris in Namibia offer an unparalleled experience of both wilderness and serenity.
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