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Epupa Falls — Attraction in Kunene Region

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Epupa Falls is a series of large waterfalls formed by the Cunene River on the border of Angola and Namibia, in the Kaokoland area of the Kunene Region.
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Epupa Falls

X6XV+V88, Epupa, Namibia
4.6(210)
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Epupa Falls is a series of large waterfalls formed by the Cunene River on the border of Angola and Namibia, in the Kaokoland area of the Kunene Region.

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5y

The most beautiful country border I have seen, Epupa Falls (and the Kunene River) separates Namibia and Angola. I cured the falls from the Namibia side and appreciated the peaceful river from atop the falls and the beautiful chaos of water tumbling down the river's canyon. It took a short hike down the river to truly appreciate the breadth of the Falls that has carved out islands and streams and waterways in a dramatic otherworldly oasis landscape. The baobab trees, birds, and threat of crocodiles add to the vivid experience - best seen in the morning when you will see rainbows in the must or at dusk when animals can be spotted on the islands...

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6y

On the border between Namibia and Angola, in the region known as Kaokoland, you’ll find Epupa Falls. These waterfalls are created by the Kunene River, and they are spread out over a mile. Surrounding the falls are colored rock formations, palm trees and fig trees. Although Epupa Falls is remote and only accessible by 4×4 vehicles, it remains a popular attraction in Namibia. Most travelers who visit Epupa Falls opt to stay overnight in one of the surrounding lodges. If you want to add some adrenaline to your day, you can also try out some whitewater rafting...

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4y

Breathtaking experience. A must see in Namibia. We were at the falls in an extremely dry season. We were told by locals that the river hasn't been this low since 30 years ago. It made for some dramatic photographs with all of the rocks that are usually covered underwater now showing up through the surface. We'll definately be back after the rainfall to see it running at...

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Andrea RAndrea R
The most beautiful country border I have seen, Epupa Falls (and the Kunene River) separates Namibia and Angola. I cured the falls from the Namibia side and appreciated the peaceful river from atop the falls and the beautiful chaos of water tumbling down the river's canyon. It took a short hike down the river to truly appreciate the breadth of the Falls that has carved out islands and streams and waterways in a dramatic otherworldly oasis landscape. The baobab trees, birds, and threat of crocodiles add to the vivid experience - best seen in the morning when you will see rainbows in the must or at dusk when animals can be spotted on the islands above the falls.
WilleneWillene
Breathtaking experience. A must see in Namibia. We were at the falls in an extremely dry season. We were told by locals that the river hasn't been this low since 30 years ago. It made for some dramatic photographs with all of the rocks that are usually covered underwater now showing up through the surface. We'll definately be back after the rainfall to see it running at full capacity.
Pierre TambossoPierre Tambosso
Je recommande 1000x ces chutes d'eau qui sont tout simplement magnifiques. De notre ressenti ce site est délaissé par les touristes car il représente un gros détour avant Etosha. Mais quelle erreur ! L'endroit est exempt de toutes formes commerciales et vous ne trouverez que quelques locaux qui vendent des objets faits à la main. Sur le site, pas de barrière, pas d'entrée. Le matin les gens du village vont se laver et faire leurs linges près des chutes! Allez les voir de près et puis éloignez-vous pour admirer l'étendue de ce site magnifique !!!! Deux petits points à ne pas négliger : En tant que touriste nous sommes curieux de voir des crocodiles mais sachez que les autochtones les voient comme une menace et que, par exemple, l'année passée un enfant a été emporté par l'un d'eux... Donc faites attention à vos propos. Sur le site des signes indiquent un point de vue depuis le haut de la colline. Une fois en haut quelqu'un vous attend et vous demande de l'argent 😊 Belle découverte à tous !
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The most beautiful country border I have seen, Epupa Falls (and the Kunene River) separates Namibia and Angola. I cured the falls from the Namibia side and appreciated the peaceful river from atop the falls and the beautiful chaos of water tumbling down the river's canyon. It took a short hike down the river to truly appreciate the breadth of the Falls that has carved out islands and streams and waterways in a dramatic otherworldly oasis landscape. The baobab trees, birds, and threat of crocodiles add to the vivid experience - best seen in the morning when you will see rainbows in the must or at dusk when animals can be spotted on the islands above the falls.
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Breathtaking experience. A must see in Namibia. We were at the falls in an extremely dry season. We were told by locals that the river hasn't been this low since 30 years ago. It made for some dramatic photographs with all of the rocks that are usually covered underwater now showing up through the surface. We'll definately be back after the rainfall to see it running at full capacity.
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Je recommande 1000x ces chutes d'eau qui sont tout simplement magnifiques. De notre ressenti ce site est délaissé par les touristes car il représente un gros détour avant Etosha. Mais quelle erreur ! L'endroit est exempt de toutes formes commerciales et vous ne trouverez que quelques locaux qui vendent des objets faits à la main. Sur le site, pas de barrière, pas d'entrée. Le matin les gens du village vont se laver et faire leurs linges près des chutes! Allez les voir de près et puis éloignez-vous pour admirer l'étendue de ce site magnifique !!!! Deux petits points à ne pas négliger : En tant que touriste nous sommes curieux de voir des crocodiles mais sachez que les autochtones les voient comme une menace et que, par exemple, l'année passée un enfant a été emporté par l'un d'eux... Donc faites attention à vos propos. Sur le site des signes indiquent un point de vue depuis le haut de la colline. Une fois en haut quelqu'un vous attend et vous demande de l'argent 😊 Belle découverte à tous !
Pierre Tambosso

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