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 Walvis Bay Airport by MikeAtSea Walvis Bay airport is about 15 km outside of the town centre. Air Namibia offers regional flights and South African Express Airways offers flights to and from Cape Town and Johannesburg. Leave a Comment
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 Walvis Bay Airport by claus9000 Walvisbaai/Walvis Bay has a small airport, located in the desert east of the city. There are flights to Windhoek (both airports) and to Cape Town, South Africa, making it easy to get to Walvis Bay and neighbouring Swakopmund. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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 airport by mvtouring You can catch direct flights from CT to Walvisbay on a daily basis. Flights are rather steep, but it is worth it. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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Walvis Bay just begs to be experienced by boat .... you can see the desert and the ocean better, along with the harbour and animals - such as dolphins, seals and birds. Some serious fun! You can even rent a kayak and explore the lagoon. The other options are a dolphin cruise, or a fishing expedition. Leave a Comment Theme: Ship/Boat
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 C14 ... not another car in sight .... by SanguiniA Like the rest of Namibia, tha Walvis Bay area is best reached and explored with your own car, or at least with the tour bus or whatever. Highly recommended is the beautiful stretch of road between Walvis Bay and Swakopmund, the Trans-Kalahari Highway. It is a road between desert and ocean - an attraction in itself. To get here from the Namib-Naukluft Sesriem/Solitaire area the C14 is usually the route of choice... it is one of the most desolate stretches of road. And the B2 or C28 (via Swakopmund) to Windhoek Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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 Namibian Roads by MikeAtSea The coast can be reached by tarred road from Windhoek. Unfortunatley the country only has got four tarred roads, one connecting the South with the North, the road crossing from the coast via Windhoek to the Botswana border and the road to Luederitz. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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 Dust Roads by MikeAtSea The majority of roads in Namibia are dust roads as you see on this picture. Take good caution when travelling on these roads, particulary at night. Ensure you have the right tyre pressure and do not drive to fast! Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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 Bird Island by SanguiniA As an attraction per se this is not much of a thing, unless you are an avid birdwatcher. But this seemingly simple little platform is a gold-mine ... not in the real sense of the word of course, but it just makes me stand in awe at what people come up with to become millionaires - and this is a success story! Many seabirds frequent the area, so someone decided to build a bird island to collect bird guano (guano - sh* - oh I don't think I can say that here ..... eeeemmmm .... poop) to be then sold as a fertiliser. For the first couple of years the birds did not really take to it but after while it seems it got cool for the birds to hang out there and leave their souveniers so the project was a success. Pity that when I was there very little birds were present ..... Leave a Comment
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 2 photogenic russian ships (wrecks?) by SanguiniA This is Namibia's most important harbour, and probably of that stretch of southern African coast. So much so that remained in South Africa's grip long after the country's indipendence. The main activities are fishing, imports and exports in huge containers, and occasionally, cruise liners. If you are really interested I believe you can go and visit the harbour (but due to smells I would discourage it). But if you go on a dolphin cruise the guide will be happy to tell you and show you around the harbour. Leave a Comment
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 Pelican Point by SanguiniA Pelican point is basically the sandy outer peninsula ebracing the Walvis Bay lagoon. I don't know about the pelicans here, but there surely is a colony of Cape Fur Seals, by far not as large as the one at Cape Cross, but still quite a sight. You will definitely visit here if you go on a Dolphin cruise. Oh I remember oysters and nice sparkling wine when I visited here ;-) Leave a Comment
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