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Desert Game Drives
Namibia is not as well-known for its wildlife viewing as nearby countries South Africa and Botswana, but the animals that it does have are fascinating results of evolution and are exciting to seek out and study. Game drives will typically...
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Kunene River Cruise
The Kunene River, one of only three fresh water sources in all of Namibia, runs along the Namibia/Angola border in the north of the country. Because of the water it provides, the narrow river is flanked on both sides by...
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Namib Desert Hot-Air Ballooning
A spectacular way to see the Namib Desert, and the Namib Sand Sea in particular, is by hot air balloon. Tours are available through Indagare’s favorite operator and should be booked in advance. The trip leaves around sunrise and runs...
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Quad-Biking in Sand Dunes
An exhilarating activity offered at Serra Cafema is a quad-biking excursion in the area surrounding the lodge. Small groups, led by a lodge staffer, go up, down and along sand dunes, past Himba villages and through remote, arid desert. Trips...
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Sesriem Canyon
Just outside the village of Sesriem, the Sesriem Canyon is a 100-foot deep, half-mile long gorge that was created eons ago by the Tsauchab River. On rare occasion, the canyon fills with water, and can be a lovely place to...
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Skeleton Coast
The iconic Skeleton Coast, in fact, refers to Namibia's southern Atlantic coastline as well as quite a bit of land towards the interior, and consists of different bands of landscape—each more stunning than the last. The most dramatic way to...
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Sossusvlei Dunes
Pronounced soh-soos-vlay, this valley-like area of the southern Namib Desert is famous for having the world’s biggest sand dunes. In fact, many of the mountainous beasts are individually named, numbered and studied. A paved road (a rarity for this region...