📍 Destination Overview
Luderitz, a German seaport in Namibia's far south where the Atlantic meets the Namib Desert, founded in 1883 for merchant Adolf Luderitz, preserves early-20th-century German architecture - bright art-nouveau buildings, the cliff-top Felsenkirche and Gothic Goerke Haus. It is chiefly the gateway to Kolmanskop, a desert-swallowed diamond town and Namibia's most photogenic ghost town.
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