Renowned for its iconic red sand dunes, including Dune 45, and the surreal Deadvlei pan. Visitors can explore the towering dunes and enjoy breathtaking sunrise and sunset views.

One of the world’s oldest deserts, offering vast open landscapes and unique desert-adapted wildlife.

A narrow gorge carved by the Tsauchab River, ideal for hiking and exploring rock formations and natural pools.

A rugged mountain range with scenic hiking trails, diverse flora, and fauna, including mountain zebra and kudu.

A coastal town near the park offering adventure activities like quad biking and sandboarding, along with German colonial architecture and cuisine.

Otherworldly white salt pans contrasting against the desert, providing unique photo opportunities.

Spot desert-adapted wildlife such as oryx, springbok, ostriches, and smaller creatures like geckos and insects.

Enjoy stunning night skies and incredible stargazing opportunities, thanks to minimal light pollution in the park.

Visit this iconic salt and clay pan, surrounded by towering red dunes, and witness the stark beauty of the Namib Desert.

Walk among the ancient, desiccated camelthorn trees set against a white clay pan and contrasting red dunes, creating a surreal landscape.

Ascend this famous 80-meter-high dune, known for its accessible location and stunning sunrise views over the desert.

Challenge yourself to climb one of the tallest dunes in the world, approximately 325 meters high, offering panoramic vistas of the area.

Discover this narrow, 30-meter-deep canyon carved by the Tsauchab River, featuring layered rock formations and natural pools.

Float above the vast desert landscapes at sunrise, capturing breathtaking aerial views of the dunes and mountains.

Take a self-guided tour to see the ancient Welwitschia mirabilis plants, some over a thousand years old, and the unique "moonscape" terrain.

Embark on a 17-kilometer loop through the Naukluft Mountains, passing through riverbeds, plateaus, and natural swimming holes.

Navigate this 10-kilometer route featuring a chain-assisted descent and opportunities to spot diverse flora and fauna.

Learn about desert ecology and ongoing research at this renowned scientific center.

Discover rugged landscapes, deep gorges, and diverse wildlife through various hiking trails.

Visit this coastal lagoon to see flamingos, pelicans, and other bird species, as well as unique dune formations.

Take a quieter trail to this secluded clay pan, offering solitude and unique photographic opportunities.

Experience the eerie, lunar-like terrain formed by centuries of erosion, popular among photographers.

Witness the dramatic scenery where the Kuiseb River has carved through the desert, creating striking contrasts.

Gain a unique perspective of the expansive dunes, salt pans, and coastline from above.

Explore this intriguing granite inselberg, offering panoramic views of the surrounding desert.

Enjoy the clear, unpolluted skies of the Namib for unparalleled views of the night sky.

Visit this lesser-known vlei featuring impressive dunes and a chance to see fossilized tracks.

Observe Hartmann's mountain zebras and other wildlife in this protected area within the park.