Stretching approximately 824,000 square kilometers, Namibia is immense even by African standards. Namibia is filled with rugged, beautiful landscapes of every kind creating an otherworldly environment from which an amazing wealth of wildlife has adapted and thrived. It’s perfect for nature lovers, for adventure or solace seekers, and for people looking to be inspired long after their departure. Fr
om big game such as lion, elephant, giraffe, cheetah and rhino to a wealth of small game and even many endemic species like the black-faced impala – the quest to see it up close is easily the nation’s top tourist pursuit. One that is rarely unfulfilled thanks to conservation efforts and an amazing network of national parks and conservancies. Part of the allure of Namibia is that it’s four countries in one. Four different landscapes, each with its own characteristics and attractions. This is Africa and the climate reflects it. But just as Namibia is filled with contrasting geography, equivalent climactic differences do apply depending on your location.
