Introducing Lüderitz
Lüderitz is a surreal colonial relic sandwiched between the barren Namib Desert coast and the windswept South Atlantic. Scarcely touched by the 21st century, this remote town might recall a Bavarian dorfchen (small village), with its churches, bakeries, cafés and Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) architecture. The local community is fiercely proud of their town’s unique heritage, and travellers often find that they’re greeted in Lüderitz with a warm smile and a cold pint.
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Last updated: Sep 24, 2008
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Re: Travel in Botswana Namibia/South Africa
by SuricateNam 25 April 2012
No one think you must understand from the beginning when you travel to Botswana, it is expensive and there's no way of getting around…
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RE: Accross Namibia
by Zapote 29 March 2012
Hey Michel, I'm a really easy going 32 yr old male currently in South Africa, planning on renting a car from the Cape and traveling…
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RE: Namibia with kids
by pnegongo 19 March 2012
you have plenty of time and you can cover almost all areas. Windhoek, Kalahari , Fish River Canyon , Luderitz , Sossusvlei , Swakopmund…
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