What happens when the world’s oldest desert meets the sea? The Namib Sand Sea, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013, is the world’s only coastal desert with vast, fog-influenced dunes. This extraordinary landscape, shaped by wind, ocean currents, and time, showcases nature’s artistry through ever-shifting sands, rare wildlife, and unparalleled beauty. The Namib has diverse features from towering dunes to unique adaptations of life in extreme aridity. | TRT Afrika