Khaudum National Park

Bordering Botswana and set in the Kalahari Desert, just south of the entrance to the Caprivi strip, Khaudum National Park is a remote wilderness that attracts relatively few visitors – but its charm lies in this precise aspect. Those with an adventurous spirit will revel in the park’s wild, isolated beauty. Established to protect Namibia’s northern Kalahari sandveld biome, it is a haven for a diverse array of animals and more than 300 bird species. The spectacular landscape features broad river beds, dry forests, and endless wide-open spaces. Visitors looking for a thrilling 4X4 adventure can find it here in 'Namibia's Forgotten Wilderness’.