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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
Experience sweeping vistas over the endless dunes
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
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Drinks stop with an expansive view
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
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The Himba are nomadic hunter-gatherers indigenous to the Kunene Region
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
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Himba children grow up in the care of the village women
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
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Himba women are famous for covering themselves with otjize paste [a cosmetic mixture of butterfat and ochre pigment]
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
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The Himba live in one of the harshest environments on Earth
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
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Nile crocodile occur in this area of the Kunene and are often seen at Serra Cafema
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
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Goliath heron takes flight along the Kunene River
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
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Gemsbok crossing the Cafema dunes
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
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Oryx in the dune field near Serra Cafema
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Serra Cafema
Credit: Wilderness
