Namibia’s most beautiful town
We continue our road trip in Namibia along the coast and visit the most beautiful town of Namibia: Swakopmund. This country about 1,5 time the size of France mainly consists of desert landscape. In the previous two episodes we traveled along the coast of South Africa from Cape Town, to visit the first highlight of the country and the absolute number one sight: the Sossusvlei. After that we drove through no man’s land to the industrial port city of Walvis Bay. We spotted flamingoes crossing the dunes in the endless desert and visited pink salt lakes. In this episode we continue the drive along the coast to another tourist hot spot on the ocean shore. The town of Swakopmund is the most beautiful preserved colonial town, with a lot of German influences. The architecture is outstanding, but Swakopmund has more to offer. It’s the beating heart of Namibian culture. We also visit the National Marine Aquarium, some shipwrecks on the so called Skeleton Coast and thousands of seals at Cape Cross. Up next will be Etosha National Park for some safari drives.
Travel around Southern Africa
We hope you enjoyed the video about our road trip to along the coast of Namibia with our visit to Swakopmund. We created different videos about the highlights of Namibia. We visit Sossusvlei, Walvis Bay, The Skeleton Coast and Etosha National Park as well. You can also find a complete travel guide about Namibia on our website. Watch all our Namibia videos here and read all our blogs about our adventures in Southern Africa.
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