Namibia is filled with wildlife, deep jungles and jagged terrain. This exotic country's desert plains and sweeping savannahs invite exploration, while its game parks and animal-ringed waterholes guarantee that you will feel close to its natural and rugged beauty.

Besides having some of the most visually impressive landscapes in all of Africa, this remarkable destination offers hotel accommodation that is a far cry from the ruggedness of the land. Many of the hotels are upscale with modern facilities. This is truly a getaway that will allow you to see real nature in the best possible setting.

Namibia is the least densely populated country in the world. It attracts eco-tourists who come to experience the outstanding wildlife and natural geographical landscapes such as the great Namib Desert from which the country gets its name. A vast area of soaring sand dunes and desolate land, the Namib Desert offers an overwhelming sense of space. Here you can find prehistoric petroglyphs and dinosaur prints preserved in sandstone.

Gaining its independence in 1990, Namibia has previously been governed by both Germany and South Africa. There are strong Germanic influences across the country, especially in the capital Windhoek, where you will see grand colonial structures such as Tintenpalast and Christus Church.

One of the least populated countries in the world, Namibia is a full of stunning natural wonders and wildlife reserves. Many wild animals can be seen throughout the desert plains, and many nature trails can be followed ether on foot or by car to allow visitors to experience the full richness of the countryside.

Blessed with rich natural resources, a solid modern infrastructure, diverse cultures and an annual quota of 300 days of sunshine, Namibia is a beautiful country of infinite potential.