Namibia is a country of unspoilt landscapes, abundant sunshine, and a large variety of wildlife. A sense of freedom is generated by the wide horizons, clear unpolluted skies and a population density which is among the lowest in the world. This feeling of tranquility and stillness combines with a landscape which is singular in its colours and contrasts. In addition, the cultural diversity creates a rich blend of traditions.
Namibia is the first country in the world to include protection of the environment and sustainable utilization of wildlife in its constitution. About 15.5% of the country has been set aside as National Parks. In these areas rare and endangered species of animals, birds and plant life are preserved and protected.
For the traveler that wants to mark their way off the beaten path, the endless arid red desert dunes are the perfect backdrop for peaceful solitude, otherworldly photography opportunities, and quad biking or sand boarding adventures