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About Walvis Bay
Today Walvis Bay is the second largest town of
Namibia and its only deep-sea harbour. Around 100 000 people
live in Walvis Bay. As the water of the coastal area is very clean Walvis
Bay is known for its high quality fish, oysters, rock lobsters, etc.
There are quite a few tourism highlights: A boat
trip along the coast to view dolphins and seals, whereby the seals jump
right into the boat. With a bit of luck whales with their impressive
tail fin can be spotted. For bird enthusiasts and anglers trips by
boat or 4x4 vehicles to the bird colonies of the 10 kilometre long
lagoon of Sandwich Harbour are a special treat. In this large natural
lagoon more than 120,000 birds have been counted, including pelicans and
flamingos. A trip to “Dune 7” just outside town is also well worth
it. It is the highest dune in the area and one can not only enjoy an
amazing view when standing on top of it, but also try the trendy sport
called sand boarding. As Swakopmund is a mere 30 km away, one can
easily visit this coastal town with its German culture and other attractions. One should not
forget to mention the huge salt fields around Walvis Bay. On an area of
3500 hectares 400,000 tons of high quality salt are annually produced.
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Sandwich Harbour 4x4
Sandwich Harbour 4x4 is the leading day tour
operator to Sandwich Harbour offering numerous exciting activity and
adventure packages. Sandwich Harbour, part of the Namib Naukluft Park,
is a place many have heard of but very few have ever visited. The
lagoon, salt pans and the bird sanctuary, which form the Walvis Bay
Wetlands, are rightly heralded as the single most important coastal
wetlands of Southern Africa. It is one of five Ramsar sites in Namibia.
Giant sand dunes run straight into the ocean,
creating breathtaking sceneries and unique landscapes, just waiting to
be discovered
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Walvis Bay Waterfront
Enjoy a leisurely stroll and admire wildlife at
Walvis Bay Waterfront, a long, curving stretch of gray sand. Sandwiched
between the Namib Desert sand dunes and the Atlantic Ocean, the bay area
offers a variety of water sports and excursions, making it a popular
adventure destination.
Quad biking, kite-boarding, dolphin cruises,
sandwich harbour tours, sandboarding,
kayaking, and canoeing are among the activities offered along this
restaurant-lined waterfront.
Take a boardwalk deep into the sea on a floating
wooden jetty from one of the many wharfs, and see pelicans, seals, and
flamingos. You can also swim, go fishing, or take a dolphin-spotting
boat trip. Public walkways provide good opportunities for jogging, while
hotels and bars offer a variety of entertainment year-round.
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Historian Dune Tour
Special quad bike tour in the Namib Desert
The Historian Dune Tour run by Fanie du
Preez from Kuiseb Delta Adventures, is a real speciality among all
activities offered in and around Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. With his
historical Namib Safari Fanie combines the fun and thrill of quad biking
with a wide range of information and experience, which is absolutely
unique.
During a time span of five hours Fanie explains
the Namib Desert around the Kuiseb Delta south of Walvis Bay. Of course
guests receive an introduction to the exiting dune driving on
environmental friendly quad bikes, which are easy to handle and can be
driven without licence from the age of 12 thanks to their automatic
transmission.
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Dolphins Coffee Shoppe
The Dolphins Coffee Shop is a very popular
coffee shop, situated at the lagoon it is small and very cosy. There are
tables both inside and outside on the deck or lawn.
The menu offers a variety of tasty meals plus
cakes and muffins for the sweet tooth. Coffee is exceptional from
regular to cappuccino and espresso. And not to forget children are
welcome.
Stop for a coffee and meet Ansie and her
friendly and efficient staff.
Tel: +264 64 205454 Cell: +264 814427544
Email: kosstories@gmail.com
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Godenfang Restaurant
Not your average restaurant, here we do things a
little differently. We're all about fresh ingredients, good food and
great times.
We offer a seasonal menu and wood fired pizza,
an extensive wine selection and on site vegetable garden
22 Atlantic street, Walvis Bay, Namibia.
Reservations required
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Kayaking "Eco Marine
Tour"
Kayaking in the Walvis Bay Lagoon - Kevin van Schalkwyk owner and the guide of the
Eco Marine Tours offers very personal kayak tours in the Walvis Bay
Lagoon. Nowhere else will you get as close to flamingos and pelicans,
seals, Heaviside’s and Benguela dolphins as with a kayak.
The Eco Marine Tour starts at 07:45 hrs in the
morning and guests will be picked up at the Dolphin Cafe of Mola Mola at
the Walvis Bay tourist harbour. Jeanne drives with the guests (minimum 2
/ maximum 12) to Pelican Point, where the kayak ride begins. The tour
takes about five hours, half of which is spent in the kayak.
Single- as well as double kayaks are available.
No previous kayaking experience is required for the tour. Jeanne takes
care of all safety precautions, but one should not be afraid of water as
the seals sometimes enjoy jumping next to the boats, splashing water
onto its skipper. At the end of the Eco Marine Tour Jeanne collects the
e-mail adresses of all participants in order to send everyone some
photos – free of charge.
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Ana's Inn
Contact Person:
André
Mobile:
+264-81-1220813
E-Mail:
paburger@iway.na
Phone:
+264-64-209164
Address:
Atlantic street no 26, Walvis Bay, Namibia
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