Why Travel To Namibia
Namibia is a country of contrasts straddled between two
deserts ~ the Namib Desert along its coastline, and the
Kalahari in the eastern interior. It is a large country
of over 800,000 square kilometres, close in size to Botswana
and Zimbabwe
put together. Visiting the unique Skeleton Coast has to
be one of the best safaris in Africa. New, small and intimate
camps and lodges have been built in remote locations to
cater for these new visitors looking for that wonderful
safari experience. As distances
are so vast in Namibia, we prefer to fly our guests from
camp to camp. This allows more time for exploring on the
ground. Longer driving safaris are only recommended if you
have upwards of 10 or 12 days available. The roads are long
and often dusty. Time is needed to make a driving safari
enjoyable. With the Okavango and Victoria Falls being next
door, a lot of people combine a Namibian safari with a Botswana,
a Zimbabwe or Zambian safari. Cape Town is only two hours’
flight away from Windhoek, and this also makes a great combination.
For more information on Namibia camps and their facilities
used by TREKS go to www.wilderness-safaris.com
 
 
 
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