Coastal Namibia, featuring the towns of Swakopmund and Walvis Bay, attracts scores of tourists each year. A wide diversity of accommodation, including guesthouses, safari lodges, B&Bs, hotels, backpackers and campsites, is positioned to cater for every type of tourist in Coastal Namibia.

Swakopmund, which was an important harbour during the era of German occupation, is one of Namibias top tourist destinations today. The towns unique architecture, including several colonial buildings from the time of German occupation, boasts landmarks such as the 1905 Woermann House and the former trading house in Bismarck Street. The town also features the city library,an art gallery and the head office of the Namibia Wildlife Resorts.

Swakopmund accommodation afford guests comfortable lodging to complement their holiday. Walvis Bay, the main port in Namibia, is nestled in between the Namib Desert, the Atlantic Ocean and a beautiful lagoon. Walvis Bay has some 50 000 inhabitants and is a popular tourist town. The main industries are sea salt and fishing. The museum, Birdlife Information Centre and the 1880 Rhenish Mission Church are worthwhile additions to any tourist itinerary.

Dune 7, the highest sand dune in the area, is also a must-see.Walvis Bay has excellent restaurants, cafes, hotels and guesthouses that make for an unforgettable holiday. Walvis Bay accommodation is primed for the enjoyment of even the most discerning guest. The huge natural lagoon is arguably Walvis Bays best tourist attraction.

An unbelievable 120,000 birds, mainly flamingos and pelicans, were recorded during a recent count. These birds are joined by an additional 200 000 migratory birds every year. Walvis Bay is thus nothing short of a birdwatchers paradise!

SandwichHarbour, a mere 48 km outside Walvis Bay, is famous among the adventurous at heart. This beautiful freshwater lagoon is surrounded by dunes and offers unique fishing and bird-watching opportunities.

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