Cape Cross Review

Traveling in Namibia | A wonderful Cape Cross trip to Swakopmond: Cape Cross location: Cape cross, Namibia How to get there: 1. Self-driving from Windhoek, Namibia capital about 4h by car 2. Self-driving from the nearest airport Whale Bay International Airport about 1.5h3. Report a sea project in the local tourism department [About the cross corner]: Cross corner is a small island in the south Atlantic Ocean on the western coast of Namibia, 120 kilometers north of Swakopmund. This is a seal sanctuary by the Namibian government, so it is very popular to come here to visit the seals. [Sea experience]: The first time I took a ship and galloped on the Atlantic Ocean, all kinds of seabirds that could not be named, skimmed in the sky with a crisp croak. When I bowed my head, a dolphin suddenly ran with the ship, people screamed, came to take pictures, and was deeply shocked by the power of the sea. This place is really the best place to watch dolphins. Most people bring professional cameras to take pictures of beautiful live waves of dolphins chasing and frolicking. The waves beat the ship and stirred a wave. We slowly arrived in the deep sea area, blue sea, blue sky and white clouds. The water and sky are really spectacular. There is a seal reserve here, and it is also the most concentrated area in Shanghai. Here you can see thousands of seals slowly climbing from the sea to the shore to bask in the sun, walking, and an uproar. I was charmed by these cute seals in front of me and also touched by the gifts of nature. There are also some gift shops on the coast to visit. In short, this is the only first choice for Namibia to travel to the sea and feel the close contact between the sea and sea animals. It is not to be missed. Little Tips: 1. Even the summer sea breeze is oversized, it is recommended to prepare a light down jacket. 2. Be careful on the ship, do not stick out your legs and feet.