Where DESERT meets OCEAN!

Man will always be left in awe at the beauty of creations other than himself. There are lots of things his little mind cannot comprehend even in his own self and existence.

Here, we have two extremes in convergence; the driest of landscapes juxtaposing the wettest ones.

The Sandwich harbour of the Namib Naukluft Park is one of the most amazing places you would like to visit. It is considered as one of UNESCO World Heritage sites where gaint sand dunes from the World's oldest desert (Namib desert) run straight into the World's second largest ocean (Atlantic Ocean).
The harbour cut across the coast of Namibia, South Africa and Angola.

Imagine a place with huge sand dunes having varying colour from pink to pale grey, brick red changing with light and cloud shadows meeting with the waves of the fierce Atlantic. Isn't it just - awesome.

Namib is a coastal desert of Southern Africa. Its name is of Khoekhoegowab origin meaning "vast place" or "an area where there is nothing" in another context.