Eleven regions, one country

Ombara has a place to sleep in every corner of Namibia. Tap a pin to see what is around it.

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  Windhoek

  A small, easy capital in the highlands, where most journeys start and end with a good dinner and a quiet room.

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  Kalahari

  Long red dunes with grass between them, camel thorn trees, oryx and some of the clearest night skies in the country.

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  Aus

  Granite hills on the edge of the Namib, a herd of wild horses on the plains and the road down to Lüderitz.

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  Fish River Canyon

  A canyon 160 km long and over 500 m deep, with quiver trees, bare rock and huge silence along the rim.

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  Sossusvlei

  Tall apricot dunes, the white clay pan of Deadvlei and dead camel thorns that have stood for centuries.

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  Swakopmund

  Cool sea air, morning fog, oysters from Walvis Bay and desert dunes that run straight into the Atlantic.

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  Damaraland

  Red table mountains, ancient rock engravings at Twyfelfontein and desert-adapted elephants in the dry riverbeds.

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  Epupa Falls

  Remote mountains in the far north-west and the Kunene River falling through palms and baobabs at Epupa.

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  Etosha

  A vast white salt pan ringed by waterholes where elephant, lion, rhino and huge herds come to drink.

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  Okavango

  A wide, slow river on the Angolan border, with fishing villages, papyrus beds and hippos calling at night.

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  Zambezi

  Green floodplains, river islands and channels full of birds, elephants and hippos in Namibia's wet north-east.

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