Explore our interactive below, inspired by the maps found in all our aircraft, and discover just some of Namibia’s remarkable places, hidden gems, and unforgettable landscapes.
Vast, open and extraordinary landscapes.
Second least densely populated country in the world.
13 Recognised ethnic groups contribute to Namibia's rich cultural heritage and traditions.
±900 registered and private airfields allow for easy access to remote destinations
16+ Languages and dialects spoken across Namibia. English established as the offical language.
48 000+ km of roads of which only 7000km is tarmac.
±900 registered and private airfields allow for easy access to remote destinations
Namibia was the first African country to include environmental protection in its Constitution.
Over 40% of Namibia is under conservation management.
Home to the largest free roaming population of Cheetah in the world.
Approximately 120 native tree species.
More than 200 endemic plant species.
A remarkable living fossil that can survive for over 1,000 years.
The Namib Desert is estimated to be over 55 million years old.
More than 1,000 recorded shipwrecks rest along the infamous coastline.
Dragon’s Breath Cave contains the world’s largest known non-subglacial underground lake.
Some of the darkest night skies on Earth.
