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SOSSUSVLEI, NAMIBIA
The world’s highest sand dunes are said to be at Sossusvlei in the Namib-Naukluft National Park. In hues of orange, buttermilk, pumpkin and sienna, they are a spectacular and much-photographed sight. A Sossusvlei safari into Dead Vlei to see the ancient fossilised trees are possible, via pegged routes. The nearby Sesriem Canyon, although small, is also worth a visit.
ABOUT SOSSUSVLEI
Sossusvlei
Sossusvlei is one of the world’s most breathtaking, well-preserved and easily accessible desert landscapes. When exceptional rains fall, the Tsauchab River, breaking through the sand, flows all the way to Sossusvlei. The huge pan that is encircled by the towering dunes fills with water, attracting hundreds of flamingos and other waterbirds.
Sossusvlei is situated in the vast Namib-Naukluft Park, which is superb for hiking with a number of spectacular trails. It is ruggedly beautiful mountainous territory with plummeting ravines, crystal-clear rock pools and surprisingly abundant wildlife and vegetation given the harsh conditions. Geological history starts 1 000 to 2 000 million years ago. The Park is home to the unique Hartmann’s Mountain Zebra found only in Namibia and Southern Angola. This Park also features the small but fascinating Sesriem Canyon.
Sossusvlei is just one of the diverse and fascinating regions comprising Namibia. Each region is worth exploring for a variety of reasons. Click on any of the following Namibian destinations for more information: Etosha, Fish River Canyon, Swakopmund, Skeleton Coast, Kaokoveld, Caprivi, Lüderitz.
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Combine the breathtaking beauty and cosmopolitan atmosphere of Cape Town with the remote, stark beauty of the Namib Desert and the lush watery wonderland of the Okavango Delta and the mighty Zambezi River. Explore scenic Cape Table, with its miles of splendid beaches, iconic Table Mountain and nearby Wine Route. Enjoy the contrast of endless open spaces interspersed with rocky outcrops and immense sand dunes in the Namib Desert. From there, explore the unique Okavango Delta, a lush watery wonderland in the midst of the arid Kalahari. End your safari on the banks of one of Africa’s largest rivers, the mighty Zambezi.
Little Kulala offers its guests superlative accommodation in a pristine desert setting. Here, guests will delight in breathtaking landscapes, which surround this superb lodge and have the opportunity to embark on a variety of exciting desert adventures.
