the land of many faces
Namibia is situated just south of Angola, with the western border lying on the coast of the Atlantic. Namibia is known for its striking expanse of desert, known as the Kalahari Desert. The desert resides along the coast, and it also happens to be one of the long-standing deserts on the planet. There is a lot of wildlife throughout Namibia, with cheetahs being one of the most prevalent species here.
Population: 2.495 million
Capital: Windhoek
Currency: Namibian Dollar, South African Rand
Official Languages: English
Different ways to move around: There is a train service that traverses the desert here in Namibia, buses are a good option, and you can opt for renting a car if you prefer this mode of transportation.
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Self-drive Safari
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Skeleton Coast
Public transport is limited; however, travelers can take a bus to Swakopmund or Walvis Bay and arrange guided tours from
