Namibia is emerging as a popular safari destination in Southern Africa. This infographic summarizes the country's areas and provides compelling reasons for visiting.
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Some of Namibia's most popular safari activities include game viewing in famous national parks, desert experiences, such as hot air balloon flights, desert nature drives and hikes, and some of the most impressive stargazing opportunities in the world. There are coastal towns for those who wish to admire the harsh Atlantic coastline, abundant marine life, and endless landscapes without a soul in sight—a spiritual experience in many respects. Whichever of these adventures appeals to your likes will be an enriching experience.
The most alluring destination in Namibia is Etosha National Park, with its incredible wildlife concentrations and the opportunity to view and photograph white and rare black rhinos, often nearby at one of the park's many waterholes. The vast expanse of the Namib Desert can be experienced at Sossusvlei on the Skeleton Coast from remote camps or the comfort of a luxury property in the coastal town of Swakopmund with its distinct German character.
After Mongolia, Namibia is the most sparsely populated country on earth. It is home to 13 different ethnic groups, has over 20 national parks, and is rich in geographical diversity, with deserts, plateaus, mountain ranges, an endless coastline, and some of the world's highest dunes. Wildlife still roam free in large parts of the country, and an opportunity exists to view rare desert-adapted animals in their natural habitat.
The information included in infographics on the www.africasky.com website serve as general knowledge when traveling to Southen Africa.
