Namibia is a land of remarkable contrast. It is one of the most sparsely populated countries in Africa and the most an arid country south of the Sahara. The countries landscapes are an ever-changing kaleidoscope - changing from the Namibdune Sea to teak woodlands and waterways in the northeast. Namibia's people are diverse from the pastoral Himba tribes in the northwest to the San Bushmen in the east. The majority of the population groups Are Owambo, which consists of eight cultural groups. Safari highlights: Vast sandy plains, horizons and mountain and home to Namibia last nomads - as well as the legendary desert elephant. The unique and contrasting landscape, has a variety of free-ranging game importantly the desert rhino. Northeastern Namibia is a water wilderness of tropical Africa. The coast, with its bones of ancient ship wrecks, unique wildlife, seal colonies, clay castles and saltpans, make this one of the best photographic destinations in Africa. It is also home to the oldest desert in the world and the central part is famous for its dunes that constantly shift. Namibia is a country of clear blue skies and pleasant climate and can visited at any time of the year.