A land of stark contrasts but also one that will keep it's grip on your heart forever once you have been there. In the north there are areas where civilisation has virtually stood still and some tribes live the same as they have since they arrived in this part of the world. In the south there is the semi desert areas, flanked on the west by the oldest desert in the world (Namib) and on the eastern border the Kalahari desert region.

To quote the Namibian tourism board;

“Namibia never fails to enthral its visitors, to charge the fantasies and imaginations of narrators in their efforts to aptly describe the many-faceted grandeur and harsh splendour of this desert country. So many words have been written and told, and still poets do not tire in their efforts to invent adjectives to do justice to its unique, ever-varying magnificence. “

Inabus Tours say,

“You cannot visit Namibia without the distinctiveness of it becoming engraved indelibly on your memory and it becoming a part of your being. Once you leave, it is as if some part of you remains behind, compelling you to come back and try to find that which makes your feeling of tranquility and peace complete”