Nature & Wildlife
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The world’s largest population of black desert-adapted rhino lives in north-west Namibia — entirely free-roaming across communal conservancies and the
Nature & Wildlife
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Africa’s 4th largest national park at 49,768km² — larger than Switzerland. Encompasses the ancient Namib Desert (estimated 55-80 million years
Activities & Adventures
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Remote 8-day Naukluft wilderness hiking trail and day loops in the rugged Naukluft Mountains of the Namib-Naukluft Park. Breathtaking canyon
Nature & Wildlife
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One of the world’s most remote and dramatic protected coastlines — 500km from the Ugab River north to the Kunene
Accommodation
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Exclusive fly-in camp in the northern Skeleton Coast — one of the most remote safari camps on earth. Maximum 8
Activities & Adventures
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The Sperrgebiet (Forbidden Territory) — 26,000 km² of diamond-rich coastal desert sealed since 1908. Only licensed Namdeb tours cross the
Cultural & Historical Sites
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Local history museum covering Otjiwarongo’s development, the indigenous Herero and Ovambo peoples, colonial era and the region’s wildlife heritage. Displays
Cultural & Historical Sites
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A medieval-style castle built in 1909 in the middle of the Namib Desert by German cavalry officer Baron Hans Heinrich
Activities & Adventures
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Opulent colonial villa (1910) built on Diamond Hill for Lieutenant Hans Goerke. National Monument restored by Namdeb Diamond Corporation. Extraordinary
Cultural & Historical Sites
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Comprehensive museum covering the town’s natural history, diamond rush history, indigenous Nama and Topnaar people, local fishing industry and colonial
