Most travelers spend little time in Windhoek, but the city has much on offer, with plenty of interesting sites and boutique hotels scattered throughout.

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Kaokoland is well off the trodden path, sparsely populated, wild, and rugged, with extreme terrains punctuated with dry river beds, grassy plains, and rocky outcrops.

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Vast, open mineral pans sprinkled with watering holes (in summer only) and unobstructed views make Etosha National Park a must-see safari destination.

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Damaraland’s isolated raw beauty with vast savannas, granite koppies (boulders), and desert-adapted wildlife is utterly captivating. And the Skeleton Coast (to the west of Damaraland) is the most remote of locations but hauntingly beautiful, spotted with bleached whalebones, rusted shipwrecks, and endless dunes dropping into the sea.

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Sossusvlei and the NamibRand Reserve feature majestic dunes, stark-white salt pans, and red deserts sprinkled with desert scrub and shimmering silver grasslands.

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