Visit Namib Desert

Roam ochre dunes, shipwreck coast, and wildlife-rich pans of Namibia

Climb the world's tallest red dunes.

Wildlife gathered around desert waterholes.

Dead camelthorn trees, 900 years old, black against a white clay pan and the world’s tallest red dunes.

Africa’s largest canyon, 160 km long and 550 m deep, with a five-day hike along its floor.

Fog-bound desert shore of shipwrecks, seal colonies and dunes dropping into the Atlantic.

A German Art Nouveau town on the wild coast and the ghost town of Kolmanskop swallowed by sand.

Flamingos on the lagoon, kayaking with seals at Pelican Point and the dunes of Sandwich Harbour.