Namibia
Namibia is a vast, arid country in southwest Africa where the Namib — the world's oldest desert — meets the Atlantic.
Cities & regions
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Keetmanshoop is southern Namibia's administrative capital and its great crossroads: a hot, dusty, sensible town of roughly 28,000 people in the Karas Region,…
Open guideKolmanskop (Kolmanskuppe in German) is an abandoned diamond-mining town in the Namib Desert of southern Namibia, about 10-12 km inland from the harbour town…
Open guideLüderitz is a remote harbour town of about 13,000 people on Namibia's windswept southern Atlantic coast, wedged between the Sperrgebiet diamond desert and a…
Open guideOtjiwarongo is a prosperous cattle-farming and railway town in the Otjozondjupa Region of central Namibia, about 250 km north of Windhoek on the tarred B1 an…
Open guideSwakopmund is Namibia's seaside resort town and its adventure capital, a place of about 34,000 people sitting exactly where the Namib Desert's dune sea runs…
Open guideTsumeb is a green, tree-lined mining town in Namibia's Oshikoto Region, widely called the gateway to the north because it is the last full-service town befor…
Open guideWalvis Bay is a port city on Namibia's central Atlantic coast, roughly 55,000-65,000 people strong, built around the country's only deep-water harbour and on…
Open guideWindhoek is Namibia's capital and largest city, sitting at about 1,650 metres above sea level in a semi-arid basin ringed by the Auas, Eros and Khomas Hochla…
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