Swakopmund

Located halfway between Windhoek and Etosha National Park, the Okonjima Nature Reserve spans 550 km² and is best known for its significant population of cheetahs and leopards. But Okonjima is more than a place to observe wildlife: it is a genuine conservation centre dedicated to the protection and rehabilitation of carnivores. The reserve works to raise awareness among local communities ...

The Kalahari Desert, spanning nearly 900,000 km², covers part of southeastern Namibia as well as several other southern African countries. Its name, from the Tswana language, literally means “place without water.” Yet despite its designation as a “desert,” the Kalahari has a semi-arid climate, with average annual rainfall of around 100 mm (compared to just 25 mm for a true desert).

Ici, chaque instant invite à l’émerveillement et à une immersion totale dans la magie du désert. D’une beauté saisissante, cette réserve privée de 200 000 hectares offre un paysage spectaculaire : d’énormes dunes rouge sang, des montagnes imposantes et de vastes plaines herbeuses, parsemées de mystérieux ...