2025 Namibia Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

Namibia is one of the safest countries in Africa☺️ However, the transportation network is not yet well developed, so a car is essential for sightseeing☝🏽 A road trip in Namibia is a series of spectacular views of the vast desert and magnificent nature✨ However, many of the roads are unpaved and gravel, so driving skills are required☝🏽✨ Windows may break and tires may get punctured, so if you rent a car, we recommend that you take out full coverage insurance! It is a lifetime experience to enjoy the magnificent wildlife and spectacular scenery while visiting popular spots such as the Namib Desert, Skeleton Coast, and Walvis Bay✨ You can capture plenty of photogenic moments while driving along the orange sand dunes of Dunes 45 illuminated by the morning and evening sun, and the beautiful coast of Swakopmund! We also recommend enjoying local food in small villages and lodges along the way, and camping under the stars to enjoy the great outdoors! A free journey through the vast land and sky of Namibia, the ultimate outdoor experience awaits! #Roadtrip #100TravelStyles #Africa #Namibia #RoadTrip #Safari

Looking to visit one of the most unique places in the world? If yes, Namibia should be on top of your list. From the ancient dunes of the Namib Desert to the cultural tapestry woven by its various tribes, Namibia is an absolute dream for those with an adventurous spirit. To get a real flavor of what this unique country has to offer, rent a 4x4 truck with a roof tent and set off to a drive of a lifetime. Places to visit: - Windhoek- capital of Namibia - See the amazing Quiver trees at the Quiver tree forest - Drive through the Tropic of Capricorn… there are two points! - Take a hike in the Grand Canyon of Namibia - River Fish Canyon. - Get lost under the sand of the fascinating ghost town of Kolmanskop - Hike the incredible dunes in Sossusvlei and see the 900 year old trees in Deadvlei, an amazing clay pan - Visit the charming town of Luderitz - Make a quick stop for gas and apple pie in Solitaire - Take a stroll around Swakopmund and see flamingos and seals on Wolvis Bay - Sleep under a bed of stars in Spitzkoppe- The night sky is your 1 million star hotel! - Go on a self drive game/ safari in Etosha. We saw giraffes, buffaloes, dear, different species of birds, lots of zebras. They are everywhere! Didn’t spot any lions but we saw these in another safari we did in Tanzania. Africa to me, is the most beautiful continent on earth! 💰How much does it cost to rent a house on wheels? We went to Namibia for 15 days but rented the vehicle for 12 days. If you have time and money to stay longer, I’d suggest staying at least three weeks so you can take your time driving, resting and taking in the scenery. Namibia is a big a country and you’ll spend a lot of time behind the wheel because there’s a lot to see. The cost for renting a 4x4 with a roof tent was $1,200 including full insurance, with a company called Britz. There are other companies and they have different prices depending on the type of vehicle, tent and extras. We went for the budget friendly, basic vehicle - Not for the instagram friendly; Jeep with solar panel for a ridiculous price. At the end of the day, you are still sleeping in a tent! 😂 The price included: • Sleeping bags, pillows and blankets for two. • Kitchenware - plates, glasses, kettle, pots & pans. • Small gas cylinder • Portable stove • Picnic chairs and table • Freezer Gas cost: 600 and we drove 4,000 km. Campsites cost: $210 (5 campsites) The days we didn’t have the car, we slept at Urban Camp in Windhoek, that was an additional $120. We would have loved spending more time in Namibia but our budget didn’t allow. Will definitely go back to explore more of this beautiful gem in the world. This year, my wish is to travel around China and Iran 🤞 #namibia #africa #afrika #adventure #landscape #photography #travel #beauthentic #wanderlust #fulltimetravel #kolmanskop #Namibiatravel #africatravel #safari #travelitinerary #2024wish

I leaf my camera at deadvlei whole night for star shooting and I picked up in the morning. Luckily, I got this photo which same as my expectation.

We traveled to a remote area without light pollution and enjoyed the starry night under this beautiful arch

There is nothing better than seeing elephants in the wild at their wateringhole. A safari in Namibia is an unforgetteable experience!

Namibia, this vast and mysterious land, is like a hidden treasure of nature. It attracts countless travelers with its unique landforms and magnificent natural landscapes. When you come to Namibia, the Sossusvlei red desert is an absolute must-see. The sand dunes here, weathered over millions of years, display breathtaking shades of red and orange. In the early morning, when the first rays of sunlight hit the dunes, the entire desert seems to be ignited, colorful and breathtakingly beautiful. You can choose to hike up the dunes or take a hot air balloon to overlook this boundless desert and feel the magnificence and tranquility of nature. Skeleton Coast National Park is another iconic destination in Namibia. Named after the shipwrecks and animal bones scattered along its shores, it is filled with an air of mystery and desolation. Walking along the coastline, you will see the remains of ancient shipwrecks eroded by the waves, leaving only broken skeletons, as if telling stories of the past. The seal colonies within the park are also a highlight, with thousands of seals playing here, adding a touch of life to this desolate land. Etosha National Park in Namibia is a paradise for wildlife. It is one of the largest wildlife sanctuaries in Africa and boasts a rich diversity of animal species. Here, you can take a sightseeing bus or join a walking tour to observe rare animals such as lions, elephants, rhinos, and giraffes up close. They run freely on the grasslands, displaying the most primal vitality of life. Namibia not only has spectacular natural landscapes but also unique cultural experiences. In Namib-Naukluft National Park, you can visit ancient Bushman rock paintings and learn about the life and beliefs of the ancient tribes on this land. These rock paintings, after thousands of years, are still clearly visible, like marks of time. Namibia is a feast for the eyes and the soul. Here, you can feel the magic of nature and experience the tenacity and beauty of life.

Namibia, this mysterious land in southwest Africa, is like a dazzling pearl inlaid in the vast desert, exuding a unique charm. In Namibia, the Sossusvlei red desert is a masterpiece of nature. The dunes here have soft and smooth lines, with distinct layers of color ranging from light yellow to deep red. In the early morning, as the sun rises from the horizon, golden rays sprinkle on the dunes, as if draping the earth in a golden veil. You can choose to stroll on the dunes, feeling the fine sand slipping from under your feet, or sit quietly on the top of the dunes and admire the breathtaking beauty of the sunrise. Skeleton Coast National Park is a mysterious place in Namibia. Once the graveyard of countless ships, the beach is now scattered with ancient shipwrecks and animal bones, giving it a desolate and mysterious feel. However, it is this desolate beauty that attracts countless adventurers. Here, you can see seals basking in the sun on the beach, or explore this land full of stories with a guide. Etosha National Park is a wildlife haven in Namibia. It is one of the largest wildlife sanctuaries in Africa and boasts a rich variety of animal species. Here, you can take a sightseeing bus or go on a hike to observe rare animals such as lions, elephants, rhinos, and giraffes up close. They run freely on the grasslands, displaying the most primitive vitality of life. In addition to the natural landscape, Namibia's culture is also worth exploring. In Namib-Naukluft National Park, you can visit ancient Bushman rock paintings and learn about the life and beliefs of the ancient tribes on this land. These rock paintings have survived for thousands of years and are still clearly visible, as if they are marks of time. Namibia is a place full of natural wonders and cultural charm. Here, you can feel the magnificence of nature and experience the tenacity and beauty of life.

Who feels my pain?! Last week, I was "trapped" at Zannier Hotels Sonop in the African desert for three whole days. Now, back at work, all I can think about is the endless red sand. This hotel has ruined me for life 😭 📍First of all, the location is insane After a bumpy 2-hour flight from Windhoek, I thought I'd landed on Mars when I stepped off the plane🔥 The hotel is completely isolated in the southwest corner of Namibia, surrounded by nothing but 13,800 acres of desert! When the butler handed me a cold towel, he said, "This sea of sand is bigger than some European countries." As someone with zero sense of direction, I gave up on navigating the place right then and there... ⛺️Stepping back in time to 1920 I almost knelt down when I opened the door—an antique telescope pointed towards the desert horizon, hand-woven carpets that felt like clouds beneath my feet, and a bathtub right next to the four-poster bed! Every piece of furniture in the tent screamed "I'm expensive, but I won't say it," and even the notepaper was kept in a brass box (I almost stole it when I checked out, who can relate?). 🌌The Milky Way exploded fireworks above my head The infinity pool isn't for swimming! While I was floating on a raft watching an outdoor movie, the Magellanic Clouds suddenly burst open above me✨ When the guide pulled out a laser pointer to trace the constellations, this city slicker finally understood what "touching the stars" meant (my phone camera failed to capture the breathtaking beauty, even after 108 blurry photos). ⚠️But there are three things I have to complain about 1️⃣There's no full-length mirror in the tent! I had to rely on my phone's front camera for makeup, which was a gamble. 2️⃣The antique colonial-style bathtub is incredibly deep. I almost broke my neck trying to get in. 3️⃣The desert sunset is so beautiful it makes you want to cry, but there's no time to change into three different outfits for a photoshoot. Looking at my photos now, it still feels surreal—10 tents occupying an entire desert, with the wind singing ancient songs at night. I heard this is the only hotel in the world where you can see the Magellanic Clouds year-round. Suddenly, I understand why some people are willing to be "desert hermits" here 🏜️ PS: Don't bring high heels! Getting from the tent to the pool involves climbing over giant granite boulders. As someone who's terrible at sports, I had to use both my hands and feet to survive🙏 Getting a Namibian visa is super easy, anyone want to join me for a second trip?

Girls!! I just came back from Africa and I'm crying while writing this💔 Don't book Zannier Hotels Sonop I'm afraid you'll leave your soul in the desert like me Now I feel like the city night view is just plastic lights😭 📍Let's talk about how scary the location is Hidden in the heart of Namibia's oldest desert🌵 When the helicopter landed, I thought I had traveled to Mars There wasn't a single blade of grass for hundreds of miles (The driver said: "This patch of sand is 50,000 times bigger than your neighborhood") ⛺️How crazy is it to have 10 tents hanging on granite? 1920s antique telescopes + handmade wooden beds While taking a bath, I suddenly found the bathtub facing the desert horizon🛁 (I was stunned while taking a bath and watching the sunset) 🌌It's true that you can swim into the Milky Way in the open-air pool The night I was lying by the infinity pool looking at the Magellanic Clouds The guide suddenly said, "The starlight above your head is from 100,000 years ago" This urban dog was suffocated by romance on the spot✨ 🍽️Dinner was served directly with antelope chops and desert wild vegetables The chef came with champagne and said it was game he had just hunted this morning (My knife and fork were shaking, but it was so delicious that I licked the plate!!) ⚠️Here are a few fatal flaws 1️⃣The tent is so full of antique furniture that it's like a museum I almost broke a million-dollar vase when I went to the bathroom in the middle of the night😱 2️⃣There's no partition between the bathroom and the bedroom (But looking at the desert starry sky while taking a bath, I suddenly felt like I didn't need a door) 3️⃣My phone had absolutely no signal and I was completely out of touch As a result, I met a wealthy elderly French couple at the observatory Now they've invited me to stay at their manor in Paris🙉 🎬The most amazing thing is the open-air desert cinema Wrapped in a cashmere blanket watching "Lawrence of Arabia" Suddenly, the green eyes of wild animals flashed in the distance (It was as exciting as a 4D ride at Universal Studios) Now going back to work feels like being in jail All I can think about is riding a camel chasing the sunset🐫 My friends say I've been bewitched by the desert But who wouldn't be obsessed after staying in a $10,000 a night tent!! (Finally, to tell the truth: this place is only suitable for immortals who can quit modern civilization. Mortals, enter at your own risk!!)

#Overseas travel A place I accidentally saw on Instagram and fell in love with Reels!! The Namib Desert where Deadvlei is is said to be the oldest desert in the world😳 It's a desert full of beautiful sand dunes that you only see in paintings... and the red sand color is really beautiful. If you drive by, you can meet Namibia's signature animal🤣 Oryx!! When you pass the huge sand dunes and arrive at Deadvlei, you will be speechless at the unrealistic scenery! Even without color correction, the blue sky, red sand, and black old trees standing on the white ground... It was exactly like the image. Even though I kept looking at it, it didn't seem real, so I kept looking back!! It's not an easy travel destination for a backpackerㅠ, but I don't regret it at all. If you have plans to travel to Africa, you absolutely must go to Deadvlei!! 📍Deadblade 67RR+7XR, Sossusvlei, Namibia

#Namibia Namibia is a vast country with mostly no asphalt roads and poor public transportation. Tourist attractions are very far apart, so it is more convenient to drive. Car rental here is very expensive with insurance at NT$2,700 a day. The road conditions are extremely poor and there will definitely be flat tires. Cars often overturn in desert areas. The area is vast and sparsely populated and there is no signal, so it may take a long time to encounter a car. Therefore, you must take a class before renting a car, be informed of the precautions, and then be taught how to change tires before the car is handed over to you. There is no asphalt road ten kilometers out of the city, and the road conditions are washboard all the way. When driving at dusk, you will encounter giraffes, ostriches, warthogs, oryxes, wildebeests, baboons, zebras, buffaloes... running all over the road, so you have to be very careful when driving. Those who don't have time to arrange a safari in the national park can choose to drive in the afternoon. There are a lot of animals on the road that you have never seen in South Africa. We planned to go to the famous red desert Death Valley first, because I have seen the Gobi, Atacama, Sahara... and other deserts, and I had no interest in the red desert. However, the desert ecology here is quite interesting, with orbs running around, and the sand dunes are very clean, which is great for taking pictures. However, the campsite was too expensive at 1,600 Taiwan dollars a night, so we did not stay overnight and only bought park tickets for more than 200 Taiwan dollars. We had to climb the sand dunes at noon, and our feet felt like sugar-roasted chestnuts. However, we were the only group of people on the sand dunes in this horrible weather, so we could take pictures however we wanted. It was so sunny that I saw mirages in front of my eyes before we ended today's trip. As dusk approaches, the temperature in the desert will drop from 40 degrees to more than 10 degrees, which is very sleepy. We found a place with network signal on the side of the road and prepared to sleep on our phones. As a result, the people here were so enthusiastic that they thought our car broke down. Every hour someone passed by and dug us up to ask if we needed help. The people here are so warm-hearted. We had no choice but to go to the free campsite to sleep to avoid being misunderstood as stranded. Namibia is a country with relatively good public security in Africa. Except for the urban area which is relatively dangerous, you can camp safely outside the urban area. You can often see several cars parked together on the roadside to camp. If you are afraid of sleeping on the roadside or want to take a shower, you can go to a paid campsite, which usually costs NT$800-1600. A living room tent and a double bed are NT$1200-4000. There are also very expensive cabins, which may not have internet, so we have never stayed in a paid campsite. Google Maps will mark some free camping spots. There is no signal in the free campsites, so you need to download an offline map before leaving the town. Campsites usually have dry toilets and fire pits. When you rent a car, you will usually be provided with a roof tent and picnic equipment, but I think the seats in the car are more comfortable to sleep in, and the tent makes me feel insecure, so we rented an SUV and fell asleep looking at the starry sky for five consecutive nights. These were the best days of sleep I had in Africa.

While organizing my photos, I found a picture of a kudu taken in the Chobe River Wetlands in Botswana, Africa. They are gentle by nature. The ones with horns should be male antelopes. When they reach a certain age, their horns twist into a spiral shape.

We will introduce you to some local delicacies that you should definitely try during your trip to Namibia! All of them are exquisite and hard to find in Japan 🤤 They are sure to become a memorable part of your trip 🌍🍴 🍺 Tafel Lager A local beer that can be said to be the pride of Namibia! It has a clean mouthfeel and a refreshing aftertaste. A cold glass in the hot desert is a blissful moment ✨ 🌟You can easily find it in local bars and restaurants! 🥩 Biltong The Namibian version of jerky! A snack made from slowly dried beef or game meat, it is spicy and the more you chew it, the more delicious it becomes. It goes great with beer 🍻 🌟It is also recommended as a souvenir as it is available at supermarkets and souvenir shops! 🍏 Savanna Cider A South African cider that is very popular in Namibia. A bottle that will make you addicted to the refreshing acidity of green apples 🍎 A fruity taste that is perfect for hot days. 🌟The bottle design is stylish and sure to look great on Instagram📸 🎃 Butternut dishes Butternuts are a vegetable often used in Namibian home cooking. When made into soup or roasted, their sweetness is enhanced and their fluffy texture is irresistible! Enjoy their unique flavor that is not often seen in Japan. 🌟Enjoy the homemade flavors at a local restaurant. Experiencing the taste of Namibia will make your trip even more special. Be sure to check out the things you're interested in while you're there! 🌞 #0yentravelJanuary2025 #Namibia

#2024mapped Namibia is probably the best and safest place to travel solo.

🏨Hotel: Zannier Sonop 【Address】Sonop, Namibia 🍎Zannier Hotels 【Once ranked first in the "Outdoor" category in the "Best Sleeping Hotel" selection by the British National Geographic magazine, although it is called a hotel, it is actually a holiday camp located in the Great Namib Desert in southwestern Africa. It is a work of the Belgian boutique hotel brand Zannier Hotels. [Sonop is located in southern Namibia, near the desert of the Sossusvlei Dunes which were formed more than 80 million years ago. Located in a vast nature reserve in southern Namibia, it is surrounded by huge rocks. The desert with no signs of development and the strange boulders scattered in it make people feel like they are on an alien planet. 🌄Sonop means "sunrise" in Afrikaans. Living here, you can indeed see the spectacular sunrise and sunset in the desert. 🪨Its location is rare. Wilderness and rocks become part of the hotel, with only 10 tent rooms spread across 13,800 acres of private territory. ⛺️ 【The design of the hotel exudes a retro and luxurious atmosphere. Every piece of furniture seems to have been moved out of a museum, as if you have lived in the 1920s described by Agatha. 🚪In the guest rooms, there is less finely polished luxury, and instead there are mahogany chairs and antique desks bought from British flea markets, paired with local Namibian fabrics and artworks. This is the aesthetic in the eyes of the designer. 🛁The guest room reveals the designer's careful planning. The bathtub occupies the best view position, and the wide view on both sides generously brings in the natural landscape. 🌄Watch the beautiful sunset by the open-air swimming pool, sit in the lobby and daydream, while African oryxes stroll leisurely not far away. Time seems to stand still in this peaceful and beautiful moment. 🐎In addition to enjoying the quiet time in the hotel, Sonop also provides a series of outdoor activities, including horse riding, sunrise and sunset Safari, e-bike, outdoor pool movie, etc.

Enter the Namibian Red Desert early in the morning, and you'll see sand dunes stretching endlessly on both sides of the road. Due to the high iron content in the sand, the dunes appear red, purplish-red, and yellow at different angles in the sunlight, creating a visual feast.

The Skeleton Coast, which stretches across the northwest of Namibia, is one of the most rugged and mysterious places on earth! This coastline, where the desolate desert meets the rough waves of the Atlantic Ocean, is famous for numerous shipwrecks🌊 The name "Skeleton Coast" comes from the remains of ships washed up on the beach and the bones of whales that once lost their lives here. The scenery of the vast desert dotted with decaying ships is like another world! Pirates of the Caribbean🏴☠️ It is also known as a nature reserve, and is home to seal colonies and wildlife! This area, where majestic nature lives despite its harsh environment, is an irresistible spot for adventure lovers✨ #0 yen travel autumn #overseas travel #Namibia #Skeleton Coast #Africa

This is Dune 40 in Namibia! It is a sand dune about 80 meters high that stands in the vast desert, and is famous as a spectacular spot✨ At sunrise and sunset, the sand dunes turn from orange to red, and create a fantastic landscape🥹✨ It takes about 30 minutes to climb to the top, and you can feel the touch of the sand and the sound of the wind with your whole body! The contrast between the desert that stretches into the distance and the blue sky is breathtakingly beautiful🥹 📍Location: Dune 40, Namibia 🕰️Best time The sand is too hot to walk on during the day, so we recommend going at sunrise or sunset! We went in the morning☀️ #0 yen travel autumn #Africa #Namibia #Overseas travel

Zannier | The loneliest hotel in the world, I want to stay here forever! Zannier Hotels Sonop, Africa, Namibia 1️⃣ A must-stay hotel in this lifetime. The loneliest hotel in the world🏨. It's like being on Mars, I want to stay here forever. The hotel is located in the southwest corner of Namibia, the oldest desert in the world. 2️⃣ The hotel is located in the undisturbed 13,800-acre (5,600-hectare) Namibian desert wilderness. It's primitive and modern, wild and luxurious. The hotel🏨 has only 10 tent⛺ rooms built on granite boulders. 3️⃣ The design has a 1920s British colonial style. Every item and antique in the tent⛺ is carefully selected. Telescope🔭, antique desk, handmade items, exotic carpet, handmade wooden furniture. 4️⃣ And the design of the bedroom and bathroom combined into one... There is a beautiful outdoor infinity pool where you can swim and watch outdoor movies🎞️. 5️⃣ Enjoy the spectacular sunrise and sunset. This is also the only place where you can observe the Magellanic Clouds, a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way, all year round.

Zannier | The World's Most Secluded Hotel, Stay Forever! 🏨 Zannier Hotels Sonop 📍 Namibia, Africa A Must-Stay Hotel Series The World's Most Secluded Hotel Feels Like Being on Mars Stay Here Forever Located in the World's Oldest Desert Southwest Namibia Untouched 13,800 Acres Namib Desert Wilderness Pristine Yet Modern Wild Yet Luxurious The Hotel Has Only 10 Tent Rooms Built on Granite Boulders Designed in 1920s British Colonial Style Every Item and Antique in the Tents Is Carefully Selected Telescopes, Antique Desks, Handmade Items Exotic Rugs Handcrafted Wooden Furniture And a Bedroom-Bathroom Combo Design…

If I were to write a bucket list for travel, I would like to include Iceland in Northern Europe, the North and South Poles at the end of the world, and Namibia in Africa. 🔹Here are the same orange-red sand dunes from "Dune" - the Namib Red Desert, the oldest desert in the world, with a history of 80 million years, longer than human history. 🔹Here is the most terrifying coast in the world - the Skeleton Coast. The creepy deep-sea reefs cause ships to crash from time to time, and the shore is covered with the skeletons of marine animals. 🔹Here, you can also walk with cheetahs, experience the joy of "walking a big cat", look up at the vast starry sky close to the ground on the endless desert, and visit the primitive tribe that is about to disappear - the red clay people. 💎This is the untamed land in southwest Africa - Namibia. It is not as commercialized as Kenya and more niche than Tanzania. Traveling in Namibia is like a cult movie - bizarre, weird and exciting. However, Namibia has always been criticized for the long distances between scenic spots, which take at least 3 hours by car. In fact, there is a special way to travel to Namibia, which is to take a private jet to avoid long-distance driving and bumpy road conditions, fly between destinations on a comfortable business jet, and overlook the wonders of the desert. It is a real fly in Namibia 👑 🚁Fly-in route Windhoek-Namib National Park-Swakopmund-Sesfontein-Windhoek ✈Arrival flight The landing point is Hoshikutako International Airport in Windhoek. As the cleanest garden city in Africa, the facilities here are relatively complete. It is recommended to choose Ethiopian Airlines, transiting in Addis Ababa, no transit visa required, the whole journey only takes 19 hours namib national park ✅Dune No. 45: The highest dune in the world in the Namib Desert - Sand Dune No. 45. Under the sunlight, the sunny side is blood red, and the other side is deep black, like an alien creation. ✅Death Valley: Due to the existence of sand dunes, there is no grass growing here, and there is no sign of life. Only dead locust trees and dry white swamps that have been stripped of life are left. It can be described as a quiet place. swakopmund ✅Walvis Bay: Namibia's second largest city, a natural harbor. Take a yacht out to sea, and seals will climb on the yacht. Pelicans, seagulls and other sea animals will also visit. If you are lucky, dolphins will jump with the boat. ✅Sandwich Bay: The only place in the world where sand and sea embrace each other. Under the leadership of professional off-road vehicle drivers, you can experience the rush of sand and feel the adrenaline surge. You can also see the sand pouring into the sea, pink salt fields and other wonders. sessfontein ✅Hoanib Valley: The habitat of the red clay people. Here is the Hoanib Valley Camp, the same model as Prince Harry. The camp provides safari vehicles and you can look for the footprints of wild animals in the canyon, such as lions, elephants, and mountain zebras. , thrilling windhoek ✅Omanda Private Reserve: A 22,000-acre wildlife reserve with the opportunity to have breakfast with meerkats, track cheetahs in the reserve, and have close contact with cheetahs Welcome to Didi anytime Namibia·Africa

I traveled to three African countries over seven days and five nights 🌈 I visited Victoria Falls in Zambia & Zimbabwe and the Namib Desert in Namibia 🌏 I used Ethiopian Airlines from Japan, with transfers in Incheon and Addis Ababa in Ethiopia ✈️ I spent two nights in Zimbabwe, one night in Windhoek, the capital of Namibia, and two nights in the Namib Desert 🤍 I left everything to the tour company, and had a private tour with arranged transportation and guides 🐪 It was very comfortable and fun 😆

I went to Deadvlei in Namibia 🏜️ The morning sun only shines on the sand dunes, and the contrast with the trees is as beautiful as a painting 🖼️ You can only visit for a few minutes in the early morning. To get to Deadvlei, you have to go through two gates, and they don't open very early. Therefore, if you want to go to Deadvlei early in the morning, you have two options: stay at a lodge beyond the first gate, or stay at a lodge in the national park that you passed through both gates ❕ Both are popular, so make your reservation early 🥰 #overseastravel #amazingview #worldheritagesite

I stayed at Dead Valley Lodge in Namibia 🤍 At this lodge, we enjoyed a full-board service that included breakfast, lunch, and dinner 🍽️ On the first day, there were many guests, so lunch was served as a buffet ✨ In addition to salads and cold dishes, there was also oryx steak 🥩 For dessert, we had vanilla ice cream, which was very refreshing in the hot weather 🍨 Namibia Sesriem Sossusvlei IN/OUT 14:00-12:00

Hotel: Zannier Hotel Sonop Location: Africa·Namibia This must be the life destination for wild luxury travel enthusiasts, and Namibia, a country where the ocean and the desert are directly connected, has even more awe-inspiring landscapes. Driving on the highway, on one side is the vast Atlantic Ocean, and on the other side are rolling sand dunes. Namibia is also a private destination for the British royal family. The couple Harry and Meghan spent their honeymoon here, which also attracted some wild luxury hotels to choose their location here, among which Zannier Hotel Sonop is an existence like the ceiling. Zannier Hotel Sonop is surrounded by wilderness and rocks, as well as ten tents. Being in the midst of it, you can see the sunrise and sunset of the desert and feel the joy of reaching out to pick stars. The hotel is located in the southern part of Namibia, hidden in one of the world's oldest deserts, with 13,800 acres of pristine and modern luxury blending in the unspoiled desert wilderness. The ten tents are wild luxury villas built on top of granite. From an aerial view, they are neatly arranged in order, with reception, rest areas, and restaurants and other public areas located on top of rock piles to enjoy the super beautiful landscape, while the spa center is located in the soft sand at the bottom. During the day, overlook the stunning desert landscape and feel the lightness and luxury of the desert oasis; at night, lie on the terrace outside the tent, looking up at the twinkling stars.

Are you ready to explore the magnificent landscapes and wildlife of Namibia? 🌄 This country in southern Africa boasts many breathtaking sights and unique experiences, so let's get started! First and foremost, you definitely can't miss the Sahara Desert in Namibia, especially the Namib Desert! 🏜 Standing in this boundless desert, you will feel the grandeur and vastness of nature that deeply shakes your soul. Next, head to Etosha National Park in Namibia to explore a wildlife paradise in the African wilderness! 🐘 In this vast nature reserve, you can see herds of wild animals living freely, including African elephants, lions, giraffes, and more, allowing you to experience an intimate connection with nature. Don't forget to visit the Skeleton Coast in Namibia to admire the world's highest sand dunes and spectacular coastline! 🏖 Standing on the dunes, overlooking the azure Atlantic Ocean, feel the embrace of the sea breeze, and be amazed by this beautiful beach. For adventure enthusiasts, a cycling tour in Namibia will be an excellent choice! 🚴‍♀ You can ride through the wilderness and mountains of Namibia, explore unknown lands, and experience the unique charm of natural scenery, making for an unforgettable cycling journey. Lastly, don't forget to taste the cuisine of Namibia! 🍲 Try local specialties such as grilled meat, cheese, fresh fish, and spiced tea, and enjoy the authentic Namibian food culture that will greatly satisfy your taste buds. So, come embark on a journey to explore Namibia! 🐆 You will be deeply attracted by this country filled with natural wonders and wildlife, leaving you with unforgettable memories for a lifetime!

On the long journey through the vast desert from the capital of Namibia, there is a small town that seems unavoidable for refueling, filling the stomach, shopping, activities, and convenience, and that is the town named after the Solitaire game in the Windows operating system. Solitaire literally means single-player card games or peg solitaire, and the reason why this town is named as such is probably due to its geographical location. It's like a lonely chess piece in the vast desert, and at the same time, it serves as a transit rest stop connecting Windhoek and the Sossusvlei in the Namib Desert Park. Solitaire is so small that it only consists of a few rows of bungalows, and the tallest structures are probably the wind turbine and the water tower. There is a church, but without the high steps, a rider could just whizz past the front door. Around the cacti, there are piles of old car shells of various types, which seem a bit out of place. However, it is this creative combination of old cars + cacti + desert that gives this town closest to the entrance of the red desert a Western flair, bringing a sense of novelty and pleasure to those who rest here briefly. For travelers, any geographical marker is of utmost importance. In China, there are many markers for the Tropic of Cancer, and Namibia spans the Tropic of Capricorn at 23°26′S, which also has a marker for photo opportunities. The Tropic of Capricorn marker here is quite low, and most people can reach it. Even if they can't, there is a large rock placed underneath, possibly for the shorter folks. Because it's low, the Tropic of Capricorn marker here is filled with names and covered with stickers, bustling with popularity. It seems to have become a part of the culture of the Tropic of Capricorn, as everyone passing by will come to check in, almost like a pilgrimage. In this long and hasty journey of life, through toil and dust, with passion in the heart and a gleam in the eye, wherever you find what you love, there blooms a path of flowers.

| The Wonderful Experience of Halali Camp Hotel. Namibia, a country full of wild beauty, a place that fascinates. Here, nature presents itself in its most primitive and purest form, making one feel the pulse of life and the mystery of the universe. And on this magical land, the Halali Camp Hotel has become the most unforgettable experience of my trip. As soon as I stepped into the Halali Camp, I felt as if I had traveled to a utopia isolated from the world. The golden desert, the blue sky, the lush grassland, everything seemed so peaceful and harmonious. The facilities in the camp were even more eye-catching, with every detail carefully designed to provide the most comfortable and considerate service for guests. Here, I experienced close contact with nature. In the early morning, I woke up to the song of birds, cycling in the morning fog, feeling the freshness and tranquility of nature. During the day, I drove on the grassland, chasing those freely running animals, releasing my soul. At night, I looked up at the stars and felt the vastness and infinity of the universe. In addition to the natural scenery, the Halali Camp Hotel also provided me with an opportunity to have close contact with the local culture. The warm and friendly staff told me about the history, culture, and traditions of Namibia, giving me a deeper understanding of this land. Their stories, their smiles, their enthusiasm, all became the most precious memories of my trip. The Halali Camp Hotel in Namibia is a place where the soul can be purified. Here, I found a connection with nature and found inner peace. This is not just a trip, but a baptism of the soul. I look forward to returning here and feeling the harmony and beauty of nature again.