Exploring the Best of Namibia in Pictures

Namibia is a land of untamed wilderness and desert. It’s also a destination of outstanding scenery where animals roam free and photographic opportunities appear at every turn. This post provides an introduction to our gallery – The Best of Namibia in Pictures.

We spent 3 weeks in Namibia as guests of Wild Dog Safaris and covered both the north and south of the country. From our travels we found it to be a wonderfully diverse land with much to see and do. Our choice of images reflect this as well as Namibia’s nature and character. Click the link below to explore Namibia in Pictures.

Exploring Beautiful Namibia in Pictures

As the second least populated country in the world, Namibia is very much a wild and rugged land and one where droughts are unfortunately increasingly common. However, although much of the country is a harsh desert environment, Namibia is a place of outstanding beauty with plenty of wildlife roamong free. Travelling along the dusty dirt roads you see the landscape constantly change bringing so many photographic opportunities. We hope that exploring the gallery will inspire you and tempt you to visit this wonderful country.

The Draw of Namibia

Namibia, formerly known as South West Africa during its days as a German colony, sits on the west coast of Africa across the Tropic of Capricorn. It is perhaps most famous for having one of the highest ranges of sand dunes in the world at Sossusvlei and for Etosha National Park rated amongst the world’s greatest wildlife conservation areas.

Related Reading: Our other Namibia Articles

Namibia in Pictures: Dawn from Dune 45
Dawn from the top of Dune 45 in Sossusvlei

Namibia’s New Tourist Trade

Namibia is a relative newcomer to tourism and this is itself a big attraction at the moment. It is now their fastest growing industry and visitors are warmly welcomed by the locals. The growth of tourism is no surprise however when you consider what the country has to offer.

Related Reading: The Best Way to do a Namibia Road Trip

The Attraction of Namibia

From hot dry deserts to the cold bleak skeleton coast shrouded in mist, the scenery is extreme but intoxicating. Add in the wildlife, ancient rock paintings, the biggest canyon in Africa and the mind boggling rock formations in Damaraland and you have an irresistable cocktail of attractions.

The teachers house in Kolmanskop with its bath
The derelict teachers house in the former diamond town of Kolmanskop

Namibia in Pictures

Our Images of Namibia aim to capture the essence of the country, its life and the landscapes we encountered. Hopefully you’ll enjoy looking through the photos as much we did taking them. If you are looking for a picture of somewhere in particular that isn’t shown let us know and we can check for you to see if we have it. We literally took thousands during our time there.


Looking for More?

If you are looking for some further reading then below you’ll find more of our articles on Namibia. For related reading check out the Tag links as well at the bottom of the page.


More Reading on Namibia


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