Epupa Falls Photos

Epupa Falls Photos

Epupa Falls and this section of the Kunene River is as far north in Namibia as one can go when on a safari in Namibia, with Angola being the next hurdle to access.

The Falls and the surrounding scenery is absolutely stunning, it must be said that a visit here is well worth the effort and the extra expense. The river, the Falls, the birdlife, the mountains and the Himba culture all adds up to a few nights of exploring that one will not forget.

Without question, a few nights on a Namibia Safari here comes highly recommended by us here at Uyaphi.com.

Highlights;

  • Himba and Himba culture
  • The scenery with numerous photographic highlights
  • The Kunene River and the Epupa Falls themselves
  • Birdlife

NOTE: there is no fencing or protection surrounding the falls, one slip and it is over. There is no coming back from a fall into the river below, if the fall does not kill you the crocodiles most certainly will. Please be extremely careful when photographing the Falls, the edges are shear and slippery gravel covers certain areas. Pay attention at all times not only to yourself but others as well.

All photographs have been taken by us here at Uyaphi.com for over 20 years.

Namibia Safari Images Of Epupa Falls

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