Namibia
- Dramatic scenery
- Remote wilderness
- Diverse cultures
Top African Safari National Parks & Conservations
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Etosha National Park
Highlights
- Great wildlife during dry season
- Self driving
- Night game drives
- Terrific for photography
Lowlights
- Very hot
- Less wildlife during wet season
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Namib-Naukluft National Park
Highlights
- Desert wildlife
- Hiking
- World's largest sand dunes
- Head standing beetle
Lowlights
- Hot and dry
- Low quantity of animals
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Kaudom National Park
Highlights
- Abundant with wildlife
- Large herds of elephants, giraffes, African wild dogs
- Rare antelopes, lions, hyenas, leopards
- More than 300 bird species.
Lowlights
- Hard to reach and difficult to drive in
- Routes are very sandy
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Mudumu National Park
Highlights
- The southern part of the Park has a lot of water
- Elephants, zebras, antelopes, buffalos and hippos and crocodiles can be seen
- More than 400 different species of birds
- Abundance of wildlife
Lowlights
- Situated in acute malaria area
Top African Safari Luxury Hotels in Namibia
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andBeyond Soussusvlei Desert Lodge
This remotely exotic property is located in Southwestern Namibia, deep within the Namib, the world's oldest living desert. The lodge is comprised of ten one-bedroom suites and one two-bedroom suite, which features private verandahs, outdoor showers, fireplaces, skylights and minibars.
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Omaanda
This elegantly rustic property is set within the wildlife-rich private animal conservancy Zannier Reserve. The lodge offers ten beautifully designed huts comprised of eight one-bedroom units and two two-bedroom family units, all built using traditional Namibian styles and decorations.
GALLERY
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