Namibia Travel Guide

As the temperatures begin to drop, travelers shift their vacation daydreams toward the sun and the sand.But while visions of hammock-clad palm trees may... Read More

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If there’s one thing that will get both diving enthusiasts’ and historians’ hearts aflutter, it’s a good shipwreck. There are hundreds—and then some!... Read More

For visitors to Southern Africa, elephants have long been synonymous with the expansive savannah of that region. With a rise in poaching throughout the... Read More

This story originally appeared on Time.com.A kayak tour guide was leading a group along Walvis Bay in Namibia when he spotted something on the beach: a... Read More

The killing of Zimbabwe’s Cecil the lion resurrected questions surrounding the legitimacy and sustainability of hunting in Africa, and the continent’s... Read More

Safaris only go so far in terms of sating our desire to see animals in a completely natural environment—but then there's photographer Will Burrard-Lucas... Read More

Cheetahs can accelerate to 70 mph in as few as three seconds, but are still critically endangered. For more than 20 years, the Cheetah Conservation Fund... Read More

Hidden among the world’s mountains, deserts, glaciers, and forests, these six stays offer intrepid travelers singular experiences in spectacular... Read More

The immensity of the universe is beautiful and humbling—the stars reminders of billions of lives spent, in astronomer Carl Sagan’s words, “on a mote of... Read More

For most of us, running out of toothpaste is easily remedied by a quick trip to the local drugstore. For Kirsten and Carl Dixon, owners of the... Read More

As dawn breaks over the savanna, your guide signals a stop. Through the trees ahead, you see the outline of something very big ambling through the... Read More

Just back from the African country’s dramatic sand dunes and wildlife-filled reserves, T+L deputy editor Laura Begley Bloom shares a few of her favorite... Read More

Leaving our vehicles behind, we strike out on foot across the red rock desert of western Namibia. Our guide motions to us to be absolutely silent as we... Read More

Hundreds of years ago, a tribe of Berbers put down stakes at the edge of the Sahara, catering to the desert caravans. The streets in Agadez’s old city... Read More