Before the first guests set off on gravel roads and desert sand in their 911 Dakar, an on-site team will clarify the final details and logistical challenges. In Namibia’s vastness, surprises are the norm, and the thrill of the unknown is a daily reality. Just outside the dreamy coastal town of Swakopmund, the beach is thirty, perhaps forty meters wide at low tide. The ice-cold waves of the Atlantic roll in from the west. To the east, deserts, dunes and mountains stretch deep into the inland — a vast, untouched and hot land. But if you wanted to, you could continue straight along this narrow band of sand toward the north, up to the border with Angola — more than 700 kilometers. Or 800 kilometers south toward the South African border. Endless. Wild. Vast.
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