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Arid Eden Route

Die Arid Eden Route erstreckt sich von Swakopmund im Süden bis zur angolanischen Grenze im Norden und umfasst das früher gesperrte westliche Gebiet des Etosha-Nationalparks, eines der wichtigsten touristischen Ziele Namibias, das fast alle Besucher des Landes in ihre Reisepläne einbeziehen.

Die Arid Eden Route umfasst auch bekannte Touristenattraktionen wie die Spitzkoppe, den Brandberg, Twyfelfontein und die Epupa Falls.

Reisende können die Majestät freilaufender Tiere, extreme Landschaften, ein reiches Kulturerbe und atemberaubende geologische Formationen erleben. Als eine der letzten verbliebenen Wildnisse ist die Arid Edin Route abgelegen und dennoch zugänglich.

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This route links oasis settlements and springs through a part of the Himba tribal heartland. Palmwag is a cluster of ancient palm trees under which small herds of elephants congregate in the river vegetation. Local tour operators also offer walking tours to find the last free-ranging black rhinos in the area. Further north, the six fountains that resulted in the establishment of the historic settlement of Sesfontein bring to life the arid Hoanib valley.

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This route links up the western gate of the spectacular Etosha National Park and its teaming wildlife with another Namibian highlight the two major waterfalls on the Kunene River. The route traverses Mopani shrubland while skirting the Etosha Park fence for some sixty kilometers. Opuwo, the main center in the Himba heartland and is a necessary refueling and supply stop, before heading off into the rugged mountain complexes of the Baynes and Zebra Ranges. The experience takes you all the way to the Epupa waterfall, one of the truly unspoiled natural wonders of Africa.

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This route links oasis settlements and springs through a part of the Himba tribal heartland. Palmwag is a cluster of ancient palm trees under which small herds of elephants congregate in the river vegetation. Local tour operators also offer walking tours to find the last free-ranging black rhinos in the area. Further north, the six fountains that resulted in the establishment of the historic settlement of Sesfontein bring to life the arid Hoanib valley. 

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This route links Namibia’s premier coastal holiday destination, Swakopmund with the wildlife spectacle of Etosha National Park. The well-maintained gravel road passes by some of the most spectacular landscapes and attractions in Namibia. Dominating the landscape en route are the towering Sptizkoppe and Erongo mountains. The mountains in the south attract both mountain bikers and rock climbers while less adventurous hikers can experience this wilderness at a more leisurely pace.

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