GOLDEN SANDS OF NAMIBIA
Namibia is home to the highest dunes, the second deepest canyon in the world, historical towns and unique geological features. The Namib Desert is the foggiest desert in the world and gets most of its moisture from the fog that drifts in from the Atlantic Ocean. All this and some of the best seasonal game viewing in southern Africa make Namibia a fascinating and rewarding country to visit year round.
Most of Namibia is accessible by sedan vehicle, which allows the
visitor to take in the vastness of the country. Experience the
magnificence of the Fish River Canyon, the colonial elegance of
Swakopmund, the history and ghost towns, the hospitality of the farms,
guesthouses and quaint desert towns in the south. Track desert elephant
or rhino in Damaraland or spend spend time game viewing in the vast
shallow pans of Etosha National Park or in the lush Caprivi Strip.
Luxurious accommodation and a host of outdoor activities make Namibia a unique destination for those who know Africa and perhaps are looking for something a little different.
Travelling with Pulse Africa is so easy because ...- Our service to you is unbiased, flexible and totally objective because we are not linked to any of the big organisations that run most of the camps and lodges in the country.
- Our packages will make it possible for you to sleep luxuriously underneath the stars amongst the dunes of Sossusvlei, or to track the elusive desert black rhino, or even perhaps to discover what the skeleton coast is really like.
![]() | Damaraland is one of the most interesting and dramatic regions in the country. It includes miles of deserted beaches littered with ghostly shipwrecks, fascinating geological features and historical rock paintings. There is the geologically fascinating Brandberg Nature Reserve with highly significant San rock paintings and the rare desert adapted elephants. Don't miss out on the Petrified Forest with its 250-million-year-old fossilized logs. |
![]() | Situated in northern Namibia, the vast Etosha saltpan spans 5 000km of desert-like landscape with surrounding mopane and acacia scrubland and grasslands. The area includes the Etosha National Park, one of the greatest wildlife viewing parks in Africa. Depending on rain, the pan is either dry or filled with shallow water, which then attracts thousands of wading birds including flamingos to the glistening pans. |
![]() | The famous Sossusvlei sand dunes at 300m, are the highest in the world, towering over their nearest rivals in Arabia. |
![]() | On the southwestern coast of Namibia, there is a wealth of quaint towns, unique atmosphere, desolated beaches, history, character and even nature reserves to revive flagging spirits and excite the imagination. |
![]() | The Caprivi area is situated in northeastern Namibia and has been described as Namibia's answer to the Okavango Delta. A fascinating region full of wildlife-rich game parks, great bird watching and sightseeing opportunities. The wildlife in game parks like Mudumu National Park, Mamili National Park and Mahango Game Reserve is not to be missed and the bird life is extremely rich and varied. |
![]() | The Skeleton Coast is a much photographed, desert coastline with rusty shipwrecks emerging eerily through the thick fog. Ancient seafarers had good reason to fear these waters, because apart from the rough seas, being stranded in the Namib Desert was one of the most terrible fates that could befall a sailor. This barren land is hauntingly beautiful and as well as being home to plenty of birds and fish and you are likely to see dolphins and seals frolicking in the surf. |
![]() | It's hard to imagine how the German colonisers of Namibia coped with the unlimited elbowroom, vast deserts and annual quota of 300 days of sunshine, but that's exactly what now draws travellers to one of Africa's most intriguing destinations. Wedged between the Kalahari and the chilly South Atlantic, Namibia's charms are becoming better known as outsiders have only recently discovered its deserts, seascapes, bushwalking and endless horizon. |
![]() | Windhoek, Namibia's capital dominates the central region of the country. A small but bustling city with a population of 170 000, Windhoek is situated in an airy basin that is flanked by the Auas Mountains to the southeast and the Eros Mountains to the northeast. A safe, clean, welcoming city with a rich colonial past makes Windhoek an ideal venue to rest up after a long flight and to start any holiday in Namibia. |
![]() | PRESS RELEASE: Exclusive African safari consultants, Pulse Africa, are expanding their services to their clients, by creating a private guiding division. |
![]() | Wolwedans Private Camp is situated in the quiet seclusion of an idyllic valley - a perfect getaway for small families, honeymooners, or individuals seeking uncompromising privacy & solitude. |
![]() | Get a bird's eye view of Namibia's magnificent time-moulded sand dunes, mountains, unending desert terrain and game as you soar over the country in a balloon - an unforgettable experience. |
![]() | Track desert elephant or rhino in Damaraland or spend time game viewing in the vast shallow pans of Etosha National Park. |
![]() | Five days out there under your own steam getting to know why people who love Namibia return time and time again. |
best time: May - October / good time: February - April; November
![]() | If you are interested in any of our destinations, but unsure of what you are looking for, what is available or where and when to go, then Stuart, Pulse Africa's Sales & Marketing Director who has travelled extensively throughout Africa, may be the ideal person to talk to. |
![]() | Natasha is our Namibia, Mozambique, South Africa and Botswana specialist. Her passion and in depth knowledge of these countries will ensure that your holiday will be a once in a life time experience. |
![]() | Robyn has been in the safari industry for over fourteen years and is an expert in providing safaris and holidays that are both unique and highly personalised. She has a passion for nature and the outdoors and has an eye for picking the very best camps, lodges and hotels that are out there. Robyn is a highly respected travel consultant and her specific area of expertise is southern Africa. |






















