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Les 13 activités et sites à découvrir (Sossusvlei).

Explore Deadvlei with its ancient camel thorn trees

Walk through Deadvlei with its camel thorn trees that are over 600 years old and experience the surreal landscape in the light of early morning.

See mystical morning mist in the desert

With a bit of luck you can experience how the coastal fog covers the dunes in the early morning in Sossusvlei.

Experience an unforgettable sunrise on Dune 45

Experience the magical sunrise on the 170 metre high Dune 45 and enjoy the view over the endless expanses of the Namib Desert.

Make scorpions glow on a short night walk

Head out on a night walk with a UV torch after dark and reveal the glowing scorpions in the desert.

Experience a unique balloon flight over the ancient desert

On a hot-air balloon flight you can experience a magical sunrise over the oldest desert in the world.

Discover mysterious fairy circles along the park road

Along the park road you can spot fairy circles, mysterious circular bare patches in the grassland.

Enjoy golden evening hours on Elim Dune

Experience the spectacular view from Elim Dune at sunset and enjoy the play of colours of the Namib Desert in the golden evening hours.

Enjoy a delicious break on the sandy track

Take a delicious break in Solitaire and try the bakery’s famous apple cake.

Make a photo stop at the Tropic of Capricorn

A sign marks the Tropic of Capricorn at the roadside between Solitaire and Kuiseb Canyon.

Climb the giant sand ridges of Big Daddy dune

Climb Big Daddy dune and enjoy a spectacular view from the summit over Deadvlei and the surrounding sand dunes.

Search for spotted eagle-owls in the branches of the camel thorn trees

Early in the morning, look for well-camouflaged spotted eagle-owls in the camel thorn trees near Big Mama dune in Sossusvlei.

Enjoy the endless expanse of the Namib from Big Mama dune

The Big Mama dune is slightly smaller than Big Daddy at Deadvlei. The climb is strenuous here too, but the view from the top is wonderful. Marvel at the majestic waves of sand spreading out before you.

Walk through a dry riverbed surrounded by rock walls

Sesriem Canyon is a 1 km long and 30 m deep riverbed of the Tsauchab. As the canyon is dry apart from a few waterholes, you can climb down and explore the gorge with its high rock walls.

Crédits photo : Namib Sky Balloon Safaris