Deep sea fishing

Etosha Pan

Etosha National Park is one of Africa’s great game parks. A total of 114 species of mammals are found in the park, including the endangered black rhino, cheetah and black faced impala. At present the park has a surface area of 22 270 km².

Etosha means “Big white plain”.
Namibia's winter is long and dry. This is the perfect time to visit the park as the animals are drawn to the
waterholes which are situated thought Etosha.

Okavango Tours

With contrasting landscapes, ranging from the arid mountain dessert of the Kaokoveld to lily-carpeted waterways in the east, the Northern region of
Namibia has long been a popular tourist destination.

A spectacular tourist attraction are the Victoria falls on the boarder to Botswana and Zimbabwe.

COASTAL AND DESSERT TOURS

The central Namib coast, has long been a popular destination for Namibians and visitors.

The costal dunes offer a variety of adventure activities such as sand boarding, parasailing and quad biking.

Inland of the coastal towns of Swakopmund and Walvisbay lies the
Namib section of the Namib-Naukluft Park with its gravel plains, fascinating moonlandscape, the rugged Kuiseb Canyon and one of the world’s botanical curiositis, the Welwitschia mirabilis.

WATER BERG

The Waterberg represents a turning point in the history of the country and its people, since the Herero have lost the greatest battle against the German colonial soldiers at the foot of the mountain, beginning of
the century.

The restored, former police station which was turned into a rest camp is now available for tourists since 1989.

The plateau extends from the southwest to the northeast 48 km and is 8 to 16 km broad.

Individual Tours to other destinations of Namibia are available on request.