What many do not know: Namibia, often discredited as a barren country, bordering Angola in the north, Botswana in the east and South Africa in the south, and climatically belonging to the subtropics, captivates with beauty and versatility:

Not only the approx. 1,400 kilometer long coastline is considered one of the most impressive and at the same time loneliest in the world, but also the Namib desert is often underestimated. Here, impressive mountain and valley landscapes are strung together, which are by no means barren, empty and dead. On the contrary, the desert has an immense wealth of animals: In addition to lizards, snakes, some reptiles and reptiles, antelopes, zebras, giraffes, elephants, big cats, rhinoceroses and various bird species have found their habitat here.