Higher than its closest rivals in a billion – up tantalizingly feminine curves and angular peaks around 1000 (305metres) foot rise. They beg to be climbed barefoot, and the sheer size and detail of dunes dwarf your footprints. Old dunes, slow oxidation of iron in bright colors, and many minute fragments of shells. These dunes, deep mauve blood from red to orange, and geologists say that the top may be the oldest desert in the world. Nama language, ‘Namib’ big ‘means, and the Namib Naukluft Park is the reputation.
It’s along the coast of Namibia, about 300 miles (480 km) stretches and reaches deep inland. Contrary to appearances, wildlife adapted to life in this remote place has an amazing variety of species.Apart from infrequent rains, these animals on a regular basis depend on the sea mist that rolls far inland.