Town Swakopmund is a 'Little Germany' in Africa, on the west coast of Namibia.

The town has very clean wide streets and elegant shops. On this cloudy morning the streets were quite empty.

We stopped on the coast north from Swakopmund. The sand is very solid, so driving is easy.
 

The coastline was very deserted and the ocean was wild.

In a small resort a man was selling desert rocks and other minerals.

Suddenly the landscape became black, which was resulted most probably by an enormous volcanic eruption.

On this area 4x4 driving is prohibited by road signs, as driving would destroy this black volcanic coating. This small plant looks very interesting.

The landscape was very black perhaps through hundred kilometers.

At a point we saw this jackal.

The jackal tried to hunt out something under a stone.

This whale bone and animal skull are displayed at the entrance of Cape Cross National Park.

Cape Cross has a very famous seal colony of about 100.000 seals.