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Did you know that Germany had a colony in southern Africa? In neat, tranquil Windhoek you can still find beer halls & German-speakers. That plus spectacular scenery, wildlife, & local culture such as that of the San (bushmen) adds up to fascination.

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EXPERT: guidebook author Julian Harrison.
VENDORS: tour operators Stephen Abelsohn/Go2SouthAfrica.com, Julian Harrison/Premier Tours, travel agent Kathy Moroney, hotelier Yolande Groenewaldt/Kempinski Mokuti Lodge.

info sites:
Namibia Tourism Board: NamibiaTourism.com.na
Air Namibia: AirNamibia.com.na
AcaciaNamibia.com
E-Tourism.com.na
NACOBTA.com.na
Namibian.org
Namibia-1on1.com
NamibiaReservations.com
www.Sossusvlei.travel
TourismRadioNam.com
TourismRadioNamibia.blogspot.com
TravelNews.com.na

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Comment by Tripatini on February 12, 2010 at 11:09am: Namibia -- specifically the majestic dunes of Sossuvlei -- are front and center in the blog right now. Check it out!

Comment by Dorothy Conlon on November 23, 2009 at 12:11pm: If you're traveling in Namibia, you should include a stop at the Cheetah Conservation Fund headquarters near Otjiwarongo, in the shadow of the Waterberg Plateau. Dr. Laurie Marker has created a fascinating center where you'll see cheetahs being cared for and evidence of her influence in rescuing this elegant fast-vanishing creature. Go to http://www.cheetah.org to learn more.

Comment by Tripatini on November 21, 2009 at 5:23pm: What's the safari scene in Namibia like? Check it out in the excellent safaris overview on the Tripatini blog this week: http://bit.ly/1PrM5y.