SWAKOPMUND, NAMIBIA: Africa's MOST BEAUTIFUL Town? Travel Guide to ALL SIGHTS

Sep 10, 2023

falling on your feet you finally see what you're missing you're just a lost soul here to break the mode When you see me do you believe in hiding your love? someone let the sun rise again welcome to a new episode of wild of the worlds and you might think i ended up in germany because of all the buildings around me but actually i'm still in

africa

and we're sailing off the west coast of

namibia

, come on and this is what you saw in the previous one. episode in sauces fly we visited one of the

most

remote places on Earth we took a

beautiful

road trip along Salt Lakes and even flamingos in the desert to make a stop in the industrial port city of Lobo Spain and in this episode you will see My great friend again, the car behind me, a 4x4 rental caravan with two roof top tents we rented from Brits, someone today.

The episode begins as we leave Walvis Bay on our way to the

most

beautiful

city in Namibia. From Walvis Bay we drove about half an hour north through the most beautiful desert overlooking the deep blue ocean and this is an even more welcoming

town

than Wolf is Bay because it is Swaco Moon with lots of German colonial history. I will show you the city and Swaco of Moon actually in German. means the mouth of the river swakop and swag up are made up of the local words ciao and clop which mean anus and excrement the river got its name from the poop that floated into the Atlantic Ocean in 1892 it was the Germans who gave the city a look completely different image due to the rich German history there are many beautiful colonial buildings in the city arrogance today we take a little trip and a walk with the beautiful weather and the one behind me is the first this is who casa zolon who is La Casa Solar is just one of the many examples of the architecture that can be found here, all built in the neo-baroque style.

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It's like I'm walking through Germany, guys, what do you think of a woman's house behind me? This important commercial building was also later. a school and hostel for sailors, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, obviously had a violent colonial past, but today the

town

has a completely different character, they still speak a little German here, but actually Namibia It's foreign, especially with this weather and all the beautiful buildings and us. I saved the best for less because this is the lighthouse, add the oldest and most beautiful lighthouse in all of Namibia. We also visited the vibrant and atmospheric Swakopman Beach.

Thanks, so we're just eating our sandwiches and having a little picnic in the same place. city here in swagamun next to the playground and now it is all for families and children. It's a very welcoming town, but it used to be a place where they hunted whales a lot, so this is right next to the playground and it's pretty scary, thank goodness it's not. Don't do that anymore yes, this is a place of great contrasts, unique and truly the highlight of Namibia. I never wanted to see you cry. Let me know that was the reason it ended.

You live a life. I needed what you gave me. You're all a living dream I don't know, you're not a hater, did you feel it even though we were going down and all I know is sweet After a beautiful sunny day under the moon, it was time to find a campsite and we found a beautiful one. With the car there, we will pitch the tents on the roof and have our own private bathroom and toilet building. They do it a lot in Namibia and South Africa too. We love that tomorrow is the time to see more of this beauty.

Coast they call the Skeleton Coast, we will visit the National Aquarium, kind of like the marine life of Namibia and we will find some seals along the coast in Cape Cross, so we will do that tomorrow and now it's time to relax X Because I am tired, O , although we don't. We don't even need that much of a walk down, it's just not all we need, like everything we live and breathe, won't they just stay here and we'll set up the tents on the roof every night in five minutes? How wonderful is that, good morning guys, it's still early and we have a lot to do today, the first thing we do is visit the national marine aquarium, a species of Namibian marine life, everything you can see off the coast here in The deep blue ocean is in here for us to see, rather than drink. diving there is much easier, so let's explore the marine life of Namibia.

The National Aquarium is highly recommended, especially if you bring children. We actually didn't expect there to be so much to see and we even managed to learn a few things, thank you, thank you. There is also a lot to see outside, near the actual ocean. The National Aquarium is not very big. You can spend half an hour and an hour there, but I must say it's really worth it because you can see. all the fish that live along the coast here in Namibia and also the price is very reasonable because we pay about 30 Namibian dollars for adults, which is about two US dollars, and the yen we only pay one Namibian dollar, which is six cents, so let's sail.

We headed down the coast again, the skeleton coast to the north and started here at the dock in Swagman. The foreigner continues to surprise us at the edge of each city, we completely leave civilization and again into an endless no man's land, thank you, we are driving. that beautiful coast in Namibia and it is called the Skeleton Coast, what I haven't told you yet is where the name comes from and it has a lot to do with all the bones and skeletons that washed up on the shores here of animals like seals and whales. which were hunted here but also from humans because there have been many shipwrecks in the last few centuries here, which has to do with the currents and the rough sea behind me.

The best example you can find is the ship called xyla that is behind me there. It has that spooky vibe and it's from 2008 so it wasn't that long ago, just 15 years and that's why it's so beautifully preserved that you can see it from the shore and it's about 14 kilometers south of Hentis Bay. Namibian fishermen sold it to an Indian company it was supposed to be towed from Walthus Bay to Mumbai but as you can see it didn't get very far, the next stop will be just as special because some completely different sites appear on the coast there, foreigners, foreigners, so guys.

We drove a little further north and ended up in Cape Cross, a little bit north of Henties Bay, and it's famous for this guy here and thousands of his friends, and when you enter the park through here, the conservation area, and the you smell there. There are thousands of them and together the smell of urine is really disgusting, so I'm going to walk around here a little to see these guys and then I'll quickly get back to the car because I'm not going to take this for long, but is it worth it? Oh yes, this show.

This takes place on the water, it's something you don't see every day, so guys, I'm only here because the stench is so bad that Susan Yens decided to stay in the car. I'm here, I've never seen anything like it. There are a lot of seals in my life and it sounds a little like there are thousands of chewies around me. I don't know if you're Star Wars fans, but you sound like I know what you mean by Chewie, so we continue driving through a landscape. from another world again where you find almost nothing on the way in Tiny Town with the strange name of ouis, we found a wonderful oasis for our next stay.

That's it guys, for this episode we already saw so many beautiful things in Namibia, but here we are. We are not done yet because we are going on Safari, the best place for Safari in Namibia next time will be Etosha and meanwhile we are setting up camp here in the desert, see you next time so experience the adventure with us next time when we make it beautiful. Safaris but we also