Seal, seals and more seals!
CAPE CROSS TOUR
The Cape Cross peninsula is of both historic and ecological significance, as it is the site of one of the first landings by European seafarers. It is also the home of some 100 000 cape fur seals. It was here that Diego Cao erected a stone cross in honour of a safe sea journey from Portugal in 1486.
Henitiesbay – the “Free Republic of Wlotzka’s Baken”, some 40 km north of Swakopmund. This self-sustaining settlement of wooden cabins and bungalows on the beach is the haven of many beach anglers. Once past the town of Hentiesbay, the road will lead past expansive salt pans where rock salt is being mined and refined.
Pass the Zeila Shipwreck along the way!
Adrenaline ride!
QUAD BIKE DESERT RIDE
Ride around the dramatic red sand dunes of the Namib Desert during a fantastic quad bike experience.
In Walvis Bay, before setting out on the bikes, listen to a safety briefing and then follow a guide on an exhilarating tour around the canyons, valleys and dunes of the enchanting desert plains. Look out for flora and fauna, ancient fossils and members of the Topnaar tribe, a semi-nomadic community who calls the desert home.