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Namibia has been called “the land God made in anger”, a name and an idea that have been enhanced by many books and literature. Not so. This is a land of extraordinary variety and hauntingly desolate beauty where man and beast have over the ...
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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.
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TRACK ELEPHANTS & RHINOS
Track desert elephant or rhino in Damaraland or spend time game viewing in the vast shallow pans of Etosha National Park.
![elephant - Damaraland Camp, Damaraland, Namibia [© 2011 Pulse Africa - pulseafrica.com]](../slir/w220-h220-c1:1-p1/xMedia/Picture/Photos/PA_000501-001000/PA_000874.jpg "elephant - Damaraland Camp, Damaraland, Namibia [© 2011 Pulse Africa - pulseafrica.com]")
![rhino - Palmwag Desert Rhino Camp, Damaraland, Namibia [© 2011 Pulse Africa - pulseafrica.com]](../slir/w220-h220-c1:1-p1/xMedia/Picture/Photos/PA_000501-001000/PA_000609.jpg "rhino - Palmwag Desert Rhino Camp, Damaraland, Namibia [© 2011 Pulse Africa - pulseafrica.com]")
In northern Damaraland, the 400,000-hectare Palmwag Reserve supports a large number of giraffe, zebra, oryx and springbok; and their predators - leopard, lion, cheetah, and both brown and spotted hyenas. In the Palmwag Reserve, Save the Rhino Trust operates a study centre and a mobile camp, Palmwag Rhino Camp, where you can track rhino on foot and by vehicle, accompanied by conservationists and trackers. Damaraland is also home to the fascinating desert addapted elephants.
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