Abundant sunshine, unconfined space, a brooding landscape of sand dunes, bushveld, mountains and plentiful wildlife make Namibia an exceptional tourist destination.

Namibia, formerly known as South West Africa,is the 31st largest country in the world, and has a population of 1,757,000. Namibia is generally divided into four geographic regions; the Namib desert [with over 80 million years, the oldest desert in the world] and the Skeleton Coast stretching along the Atlantic seaboard, the central high plateu, the Kalahari Desert to the South  East and the Bushveld of the Okavango; and the Caprivi in the Northern parts.

The Namib Desert has a typical desert climate. Namibia sees over 300 sunny days per year, although the coastal board can be quite foggy. Temperatures in the Coastal High plateu are usually higher than those regions closer to the sea level. Namibia has its wet season in summer, starting slowly in October and become heavier in the 1st quarter of the year.

Escape, let the flicker of your soul turn into a flame. Explore landscapes that are captivating and intriguing as to take your breath away. Lumar Mountains, wide open spaces, romantic deserts scenes, aboundant game. This unique experience is to be found only in Africa's harshest paradise, Namibia.