There is something mesmerizingly thrilling about exploring Namibia. Wind-swept desert dunes, polished white plains and abundant wildlife create an alluring atmosphere throughout the land. Namibia boasts remarkable natural attractions such as the Namib Desert, the Skeleton Coast and the Fish River Canyon. The wildlife offerings are second to none, and the country holds an average of 300 sunny days per year, making it an ideal destination all year round. Its diverse landscapes offer reliable game viewings regardless of the season and is undoubtedly one of the most exciting and rewarding experiences. The country inhabits more than 20 species of antelope, along with the famous Big 5 and many other magnificent creatures - some found nowhere else in the world. The country is often referred to as "one big desert" and described as a place where nature governs the land. With Namibia being one of the least populated nation on earth, it really is one of the best spots to spend a social distancing holiday.
Namibia's Zannier Reserve, which encompasses 900 square kilometres, is just a 30-minute drive from Windhoek International Airport. There is a wide variety of wildlife inhabiting its scenic savanna-covered landscapes, including leopards and giraffes, warthogs and ostriches. Additionally, the Shiloh Wildlife Sanctuary nearby provides refuge for elephants and rhinos that have been injured or abandoned. Numerous safaris are offered to experience the African Savannah, all supervised by experienced guides, and programmes can be designed according to your desires and your thirst for adventure.
