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Airlink connects you to Walvis Bay with direct flights from Johannesburg and Cape Town
Nestled between sand dunes and the ocean, Walvis Bay, meaning "Whale Bay" in Afrikaans, is located just south of Swakopmund on the western coastline of Namibia. Walvis Bay is best known as the main port of Namibia and is a bustling harbour town that boasts spectacular scenery.
Walvis Bay is loved for its sizeable natural lagoon which is home to a variety of seabirds including flamingos, pelicans, as well as a number of migratory birds and Cape Fur Seals. The Walvis Bay lagoon is one of Southern Africa’s most important wetlands.
One of the top activities in the area is an excursion to the beautiful Sandwich Harbour, a freshwater lagoon surrounded by giant sand dunes and beautiful landscapes. Visitors can take part in several excursions in this serene haven.
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Airlink Connects You to Walvis Bay in Namibia
Airlink connects you to Walvis Bay, Namibia’s bustling harbour town, with direct flights from Johannesburg.
“Dunes Meet the Ocean” 4×4 Tour in Namibia
On the southwestern coast of Africa, you’ll find one of the most underrated tourist destinations on the planet. Far off the beaten path, this golden slice of Namibia may not be at the top of many people’s travel bucket lists, but it’s so worth the trip.
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Pelican Point Lodge
The most secluded location on Namibia's Skeleton Coast is home to only one Lodge. This luxury lodge, housed in the old port authority building adjoining an 83-year-old lighthouse at Pelican Point, envelops you with comfort. Yet outside is stark, emotive wilderness: it sits alone on a sandy peninsula that separates the Atlantic Ocean from the Walvis Bay lagoon. The setting is a photographer's dream canvas. The lodge simply reflects the surrounding beauty.