Namibia is truly a dream destination for anyone who is interested in a unique and awe-inspiring experience. This southern African country’s attractions range from the otherworldly, flaming red dunes of spectacular Sossusvlei to the doomed beauty of the Skeleton Coast. Nature lovers will simply love this place to the core. Some of the finest game viewing in Etosha National Park and the possibilities to observe elephants, lions, and the rare black rhino. If an ‘animal spotting tour’ of a different type interests you, then the Caprivi Strip is a place to go, where you are able to sail some of the most hippo and crocodile populated rivers.

However, Namibia is more than just a playground for tourists. This nation has a diverse culture, and this involves interaction with modern civilization as well as the indigenous people, as represented by the Himba and San people. You also see the imprint of the colonial German presence in places such as Swakopmund, making for an interesting side trip. That is why active people could find their entertainment playing sandboards on enormous dunes or riding quad bikes on landscapes similar to the surface of the moon. For a more serene activity, the night sky in the Namib Desert, which is among the least lit regions on the planet, is incredible to explore.

Not only that, but Namibia is also one of the safest and most stable countries in Africa to come to for tourism, and the infrastructure is ideal. You will get a friendly reception, however, even after leaving this place behind, it will stick with you if you spend time driving through vast, open areas or staying at eco-lodges built in accordance with nature.