Lüderitz, with a unique West African-German culture, graces Namibia’s coast on a windswept, rocky hillside beside the bay. Formerly a German colony, the town preserves colonial buildings in German Art Nouveau style. Wander through town and tour the Goerke Haus mansion, the Lüderitz Museum, and the Felsenkirche Lutheran Church built into the rocks. Beyond town, the desolate Namib Desert extends along the coast, home to Kolmanskop ghost town, wild horses and tales of remarkable survival. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Luderitz Walking Tour:
Luderitz is an isolated town built on a windswept, rocky hillside beside the bay, and is located on the only part of the Namibian coast with a rocky shore. A peninsula with numerous
coves juts out of the coast to form the bay. Three small islands – Penguin, Seal and Flamingo – lie within the bay. Shark Island was also once an island in the bay, but the new harbor development now joins it to the mainland.
Join a 2-hour guided walking tour through the town’s barren streets, passing many colonial German-style buildings, with their domes, towers & turrets, steep roofs, oriel windows,
embellished gables, bay windows and Wintergärtens (sun-rooms), which provide shelter from the wind. Pay a visit to the Luderitz Museum with its flora, history and ethnology exhibits.
Duration: 2hr 30min Difficulty Level: 2-Moderate












