Live Webcams in Namibia

Namibia is a country of desert, salt pan and empty road, twice the size of Germany with fewer than three million people, and the live webcams in Namibia go where the animals do: the waterholes of the Namib, the oldest desert on Earth, where oryx and ostrich come to drink out of the heat haze, the floodlit waterholes of Etosha and the reserves around it, and the dunes of the Skeleton Coast. The clock is Central Africa Time, UTC+2, with no daylight saving; first light falls around 04:30 UTC and the evening drink around 15:30 UTC, the two hours worth setting a reminder for. The dunes at Sossusvlei rise past 300 metres, among the tallest in the world, and Etosha's salt pan covers some 4,800 square kilometres. May to October, the dry winter, is the season: the water shrinks to the waterholes, and everything that lives comes to them.

Places: The Namib Desert · Etosha Heights · Etosha National Park