The Namibian Sand Sea is a vast desert formed by numerous dunes, slopes and plains, permeated by lakes
It is located in the south of Namibia on its sea coast next to the Atlantic Ocean and extends along the ocean coast to the southwest coast of Angola.
Its area exceeds 81,000 km² and is entirely part of the Nammib National Park. Naukluft (Nammib-Naukluft National Park) in Namibia, and is the largest game reserve in Africa.
The name Namib is originally from the San dialect, which is one of the linguistic forms of the Khoisan language spoken in the region, Khoekhoegowab, and means "vast place", perfectly naming the reality of the region.
The desert (considered, Due to its length, a 'sea') of sand extends over an area of around 30,777 km², stretching for 1,600 km along the coastline along the Atlantic Ocean from southern Namibia to southwestern Angola.