Why? Stunning scenery, wildlife and lonely desert roads
Time needed: 10 days
With its good, unsealed roads and beautiful desert scenery, nothing beats Namibia. You can even tick off the Big Five (elephant, lion, leopard, rhino and buffalo) if you have a keen eye and a bit of luck.
Begin in the capital of Windhoek, before driving south to the towering dunes around Sossusvlei, which are at their most beautiful at dawn. Continue your desert journey to the charmingly Germanic seaside town of Swakopmund before driving up a small portion of the Skeleton Coast and heading inland to Etosha National Park. You might want to stop at a secluded lodge such as Vingerklip, on the way.
Mehr Natur auf Berner Fenstersimsen und Balkonen
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Kampgane für Artenvielfalt – Mehr Natur auf Berner Fenstersimsen und Balkonen
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Mehr Komfort: Hebelbedienbare Leiterplattenklemmen und -Steckverbinder
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