Whilst this is a huge surprise to all those who have had the pleasure of visiting the country, we at Oyster Worldwide are also all delighted to keep it as one of the world’s best kept secrets.
In addition to its progressive attitude towards its natural resources, Namibia remains predominantly untouched by the huge swathes of tourists that have flooded neighbouring countries. In certain areas of the country, wild elephants, lions, zebra, springbok, cheetah, hyena and leopard will all roam free. In addition to its famed outback areas, Namibia also boasts some fantastic surfing and adventure sports in and around the town of Swakopmund.ĭue to forward-thinking legislation promoting the co-existence of wildlife and people, Namibia is now one of the best countries in the world to support wildlife actually living in the wild. Covering a huge and vastly unpopulated area, the country’s topography boasts the awe-inspiring Skeleton Coast, vast tracts of arid deserts, densely wooded bushveld and mighty dune fields- with some impressive colonial towns constructed in between. Namibia gained independence from South Africa in 1990, making it one of the youngest countries in Africa. Sandwiched in between South Africa, Botswana and the Atlantic Ocean, Namibia also touches Angola, Zambia and Zimbabwe with its borders.
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