Namibia has it all, whether you like travelling in luxury or economically, with a guide or by yourself, and your interest is in wildlife, landscape, people, adventure, geology, photography, culture or cuisine. Namibia' s bountiful sunshine, abundance of wildlife, scenic beauty and rich diversity of geological phenomena make it a tourist destination to which visitors return again and again.

The bedrock of Namibia' s tourism industry is an awesome array of natural assets. There are the hauntingly beautiful landscapes of the Skeleton Coast, Sperrgebiet, and Namib Naukluft Park, the latter including the renowned Sossusvlei with its monumental mountains of sand. There is the equally famous Etosha National Park, where you see rare and endangered species such as black rhino, cheetah and black faced impala against the unique backdrop of the Etosha Pan. There is the riverine paradise of Caprivi and Kavango in the far water-rich north-east, and in the deep south, vast grassy plains dotted with the iconic quiver tree sandwiched between the colourful sand seas of two deserts, the Kalahari and the Namib.

Additional draw cards are the friendliness and cultural diversity of Namibia' s people, a well developed infrastructure and an extensive choice of parks, resorts and accommodation establishments, the latter ranging from luxury hotels to upmarket guest lodges to simple and rustic accommodation in the quite seclusion of the bush.