The land’s wild and relentless nature has created the “Skeleton Coast”; the name is derived from the whale and seal bones that once littered the shore from the whaling industry and latterly the skeletal remains of the shipwrecks caught by offshore rocks and fog. This pristine Atlantic coastline is about 2000 km and is most spectacular.
Flying along the Skeleton Coast you will find roaring dunes, hundred-thousand-strong seal colonies, mysterious shipwrecks, intriguing desert-adapted plants and animals, and flocks of pelicans and flamingos. Namibia Kalahari Desert, vast and empty where giant ocher sand dunes of Sossusvlei dominate the landscape to the south and the famous Etosha National Park, a silvery pan and surrounding plains in the north of the country teem with game, making this park one of the world’s greatest wildlife viewing venues.
Namibia is the land of diamonds, gemstones and other minerals, some not found anywhere else, and have created wealth for the country.
Namibia offers the adventurer a wide range of activities such as hiking, parachuting, micro-lighting, hot-air ballooning, dune skiing, wild river rafting, lake diving, horse riding, and abseiling to name a few.