Namibia combines magnificent landscapes with traditional colonial history, which contributes to the diverse life of the African state. Throughout the country, you can find traces of German colonial rule, such as in the small towns of Swakopmund and Lüderitz. Even on this very day, one can find the culture and architecture created from its German heritage. The German language still continues to be the national language and is understood in the larger part of the country.
The landscape of Namibia promises a feeling of freedom and offers endless expanses with a sheer boundless horizon. The Namib Desert – landmark and namesake of the country - extends along the entire coastal region on the Atlantic coast and the Kalahari Desert occupies a considerable part of the country. On your journey into the midst of this desert, an invaluable biodiversity awaits you including lions, elephants, giraffes, cheetahs, and rhinos can also be observed here.