Walvis Bay Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Apr)

Whale Harbor: Is the magic of nature hidden in every corner?

Hey, explorers! Have you ever wondered if there is a place in some corner of the world, filled with the mysterious charm of nature, waiting for you to explore? Now, let me reveal this fascinating secret place for you - Whale Harbor. 🌊🐳🌅 In this fairy-like sea area, the elegant dance of humpback whales, the brilliant feathers of flamingos, and the leisurely swimming of seals and sea dogs, constitute a beautiful picture of nature. Everything here seems to be a symphony of nature, waiting for you to resonate. 🎶🌟🐧 What's even more amazing is the magnificent view of the sand falling into the sea. Imagine standing on the beach under the afterglow of the setting sun, witnessing the golden sand dunes blending into the blue sea like surging waves. This moment seems to be a miracle presented by nature for you, making you fascinated. 🌅🏖✨ Here, not only are there spectacular performances of whales, but also the elegant dance of flamingos, and the vibrant strange creatures in the sea. All these constitute the unique charm of Whale Harbor, waiting for you to discover. 🐋🌺🔍 "Whale Harbor: Is the magic of nature hidden in every corner?" Let's embark on this wonderful journey together, bathe in the magic of nature, and discover that every corner may hide amazing secrets. 🌈🚤🌟

The Whale Bay Port was first discovered on December 8, 1487 by the Portuguese voyager Bartolomeu Dias. In the early 20th century, the Republic of South Africa and Namibia belonged to the same country. After Namibias independence from South Africa in 1990, only the remaining Whale Bay Port was still not included in the Namibian territory, making it once the territory of South Africa. It was only officially returned to Namibia in 1994. In 1977 South Africa was assigned to the Cape Province of South Africa.

Whale Bay Port was discovered on December 8, 1487 by the Portuguese voyager Bartolomeu Dias. In the early 20th century, the Republic of South Africa and Namibia were originally from the same country. In 1977, South Africa was placed under the Cape Province of South Africa. In 1978, the UN Security Council passed a resolution stating that it belongs to Namibia. After Namibias independence from South Africa in 1990, only the remaining Whale Bay Port was still not included in the Namibian territory, making it once a foreign territory of South Africa. Until 1994, former South African President F.W. de Klerk agreed to return Walvis Port to Namibia. The port of Walvis now has a population of 50,000

Experience a seaside sandboarding adventure in Namibia, a place 99% of Chinese people have never visited

🇳🇦 Namibia, a country in the southwest of Africa, is too remote and mysterious for the vast majority of Chinese people. As more and more Chinese people travel abroad and explore every corner of the world, this country is gradually being noticed by more people. ✈️ There are no direct flights from China to Namibia. One can travel from Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, or Chengdu via Ethiopian Airlines to Addis Ababa, and then take a connecting flight to Windhoek, the capital of Namibia. Namibia is rich in tourist resources, among which is the Sandwich Harbour near Walvis Bay, the country's second-largest city. It features a world-class phenomenon: dunes cascading into the sea. 🏜️ This is a relatively well-known attraction in the Western world, and visitors to this site used to be predominantly from Europe and America. The desert along the Atlantic coast stretches endlessly, and under the influence of the sea breeze, a large amount of sand rushes into the Atlantic Ocean, creating a spectacular sight of half sand, half sea. The best angle to capture Sandwich Harbour is from the air, and the view is extremely stunning when shot from a drone. If you don't have a drone, you can also take a small plane to enjoy the view, which takes about 1-2 hours. Besides Sandwich Harbour, you can also see other places like the Skeleton Coast. 🚙 Another fantastic experience when visiting Sandwich Harbour is to ride a 4x4 vehicle and go sandboarding through the dunes. The moment you rush down from the peak of the dunes, experiencing the thrill of weightlessness, is incredibly exciting. 🍷 The convoy usually prepares some snacks and drinks, and during the break from sandboarding, you can enjoy a desert afternoon tea, which is also a wonderful experience.