Located in the South of Namibia, the Fish river Canyon claims the title of the largest canyon in Africa and the second largest in the world. Being approximately 160km long, 27km wide and just over 550m deep only allows for the brave and fit to take on the hikes and walks it has to offer.

Etosha National Park and the Namib-Naukluft National Park are two of Namibia's National Parks that are not to be missed. Stretching over 22 270 sq kilometres, Etosha National Parks is on of Africa's largest parks also offering the opportunity to spot a variety of wildlife. The main areas within the Namib-Naukluft Park include Sossusvlei, the lagoon at Sandwich harbour, and the Naukluft Park.

This salt and clay pan is surrounded by never ending sand dunes which form part of some of the highest dunes in the world. If all these dues had the ability to be jealous, then they would all be jealous of Dune 45, due to its stunning view of the sunrises and sunsets and its photo geniality. Not being one of the largest or most popular canyons, Sesriem Canyon makes up for it with character.

Consisting of a fuel station, post office, small general dealer and a bakery, Solitaire may be small, but it sure lacks no character. After filling your belly with some of the best apple pie, your next stop is the Tropic of Capricorn. The board marking the tropic may be one of the most photographed boards in Namibia, followed closely by the Namibian border signs (which are technically prohibited), but people manage to sneak one or two in.