• Walvis Bay Esplanade - The day begins at the port of Walvis Bay. The exploration includes a visit to the renowned wetlands south of Walvis Bay, a Ramsar Site, recognized as one of Southern Africa’s most significant coastal wetlands. During the summer months, up to 160,000 birds can be observed, including thousands of Greater and Lesser Flamingos, Damara Terns, Curfew Sandpipers, Chestnut-banded Plovers, and a variety of other shore and sea birds.
• Namib-Naukluft Park - The journey continues along a stunning dune belt towards the Namib Desert, with stops at some of the area’s tallest dunes. The tour proceeds into Namib-Naukluft Park to visit the “Moonscape,” a rugged, rocky landscape reminiscent of the moon’s surface. The next stop is Oasis Goanikontes in the Swakop Canyon, meaning “place of many trees.” This lush area, supported by groundwater in the dry riverbed, began as a farm in 1848, supplying ships in Walvis Bay with food and water. Today, it is a charming resort with a restaurant amidst the “Moonscape.”
• Swakopmund - The tour returns to the coast to explore the historic town of Swakopmund, Namibia’s premier holiday destination, founded in 1892 by the German Colonial Reich. Once the main harbor for the territory, the town’s mole and jetty still stand. Many historical buildings from that era are preserved as monuments, showcasing Swakopmund’s distinct German Colonial character, a major draw for tourists and entrepreneurs. The tour focuses on Swakopmund’s historical aspects, with the guide sharing the town’s history and the origins of its historical buildings. The tour also includes “millionaire’s mile,” the northern suburbs, and the townships. The day concludes with a return to Walvis Bay port in the afternoon.

• Light refreshments
• Bottled water
• Coca-Cola
• Fruit juice

This thrilling and captivating shore excursion begins and concludes at the port of Walvis Bay. Participants will explore the town of Walvis Bay and visit the renowned wetlands to the south, home to thousands of flamingos and a variety of other shore and seabirds. Following this, the tour proceeds to some of the tallest dunes in the coastal region. The journey continues into the Namib Desert, where visitors can admire the so-called “moonscape,” a rugged and rocky landscape reminiscent of the moon’s surface. The next stop is an oasis in the Swakop Canyon, a former farm now transformed into a delightful resort with a restaurant nestled in the heart of the “Moonscape.” The tour then returns to the coast to visit the historic town of Swakopmund, established in 1892 by the German Colonial Reich. The guide will share the history of Swakopmund and describe the unique colonial character and origins of its various historical buildings. The excursion concludes with a return to the Walvis Bay port in the afternoon.

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