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Tours & Safaris We offer unforgetable Tours & Safaris in:   Namibia Namibia is a country of incomparable beauty. In this land of unconfined spaces and wide horizons, a feeling of freedom will pervade you! Dreamed by all travelers, Namibia is a place of solitude and silence and a photographer’s paradise with it’s unique landscapes and sunsets. The Etosha National Park 'place of dry water' is one of the major sanctuaries for wildlife in Africa. It is reputed for the exceptional diversity of its fauna: 114 mammals are found here. You can see cheetah, elephant, gemsbok, giraffe, hartebeest, black-faced impala, kudu, leopard, lion, rhinocero, springbok, wildebeest, zebra and the rarest Damara dik-dik, as well as some of the 340 recorded bird species. Let Mal d’Africa take you through the Namib-Naukluft National Park. In the Nama language, Namib means vast. The Namib Naukluft Park is the largest conservation area in Namibia and one of the largest in the world, at almost 50,000 km2. This park consists of desert and semi-desert. The animal species living in the park include cheetah, klipspringer, kudu, leopard, springbok and zebra. Visit Sossusvlei which boasts the highest dunes in the world and Dead Vlei: a fascinating old pan with merely the skeletons of trees left – some over 500 years old. The Skeleton Coast Park is renowned for its physical grandeur and solitude. Access by untarred road from Swakopmund or from Khorixas. Elephants, hyenas, jackals and a wide variety of birds live here. The Park is named after the skeletons of seafarers, their shipwrecks and whales that have washed onto shore. Sailors that survived to arrive at this shore would then perish in the harsh. Visit Cape Cross, the breeding place of the Cape Fur Seals. Waterberg Plateau Park consists of savannah and woodland. Antelopes, buffaloes, bushbabies, cheetahs, rhinoceros, and more than 100 species of birds live here. Waterberg is a 150m high plateau of vividly colored sandstone rising out of the surrounding plains like a towering oasis. Up to 16km wide, the top of the plateau is covered with lush vegetation and offers habitat to many rare and endangered species such as sable and roan antelope. The Caprivi Game Reserve is located in the Caprivi Strip, a finger of land extending between the 4 countries of Angola, Zimbabwe, Botswana and Zambia. It borders the famous Okavango River and on the opposite bank is the Mahango Game Reserve, Animal species living in the park include crocodiles, hippopotamus and a wide variety of birds. The Fish River Canyon is one of the great natural wonders of Africa and the second largest canyon in the world and offers some of the finest trekking in Southern Africa. Population The estimate population of the country is currently 1.7 million people with a population density of less than 2 people per square kilometre. About 50% of the population belong to the Owambo tribe and 9% to the Kavangos tribe. Other ethnic groups are: Herero, Damara, Nama, Caprivian, Bushmen, Baster, Tswana. Languages The official language of the country is English. German and Afrikaans are widely spoken while indigenous languages include Bantu, Owambo, Kavango, Herero, Caprivi and Tswana, Khoisan languages spoken by the Nama-Damara and San people. Climate In general Namibia has a dry climate with the exception of the high rainfall area in the far north east. The country is regarded as a semi-desert country where droughts are a regular occurrence. Days are mostly warm to very hot, while nights are generally cool. Rain in Namibia usually falls in the summer with an average rainfall figures varying from less than 50 mm along the coast to up to 700 mm in the far north-east. Geography Namibia has an area of 824 268 square km and borders on South Africa, Botswana, Angola and Zimbabwe. Natural resources Diamonds, uranium, copper, gold, lithium, tin, lead, zinc, gas, cadmium, salt, coal, iron, fish. Time zone Summer time is two hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (first Sunday in September to the first Sunday in April). Winter time is one hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (first Sunday in April to first Sunday in September). Health precautions The northern, northern-east and far northern-east areas of Namibia are malaria areas and visitors are advised to take prophylaxis. More about South Africa South Africa is, by common consent, one of the world's most beautiful countries. More about Namibia Namibia, the land of contrasts, renowned for its pristine landscapes and wildlife. More about Botswana Find out more about the beauty of Botswana and its well known wildlife. More about Uganda Uganda is the pearl of Africa, the Queen Elizabeth Park is perfect for birdwatching.
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