
Namibia
Namibia's allure lies in its dramatic landscapes that leave a lasting impression. From the expansive desert vistas to the rugged Skeleton Coast and the teeming wildlife of Etosha National Park, every feature exudes a sense of awe-inspiring grandeur.
Dominating the landscape and lending its name to the country, the Namib Desert stands as the world's oldest, boasting vast sand seas that stretch for hundreds of kilometers. Remarkably, it is the only desert in Africa where elephant, rhino, giraffe, and lion roam freely.
Namibia is not just about its landscapes; it's also a sanctuary for wildlife, boasting the largest population of cheetahs still in existence. With a population of fewer than two million people, Namibia's skies shine brightly with stars, offering a celestial spectacle that rivals any nightlife scene.