What Walvis Bay looks like, and surroundings

You will find Walvis Bay on every world map, not because it's massive, but because it is special. As the last annex of the British empire, it's history is interesting. Wedged in between the Ocean and Sandy Desert of the Namib, this is one beautiful town, with loads to do and see for visitors and locals alike. The lagoon is a nature preserve site, and all the wealthiest people in Walvis Bay live on prime propery next to the Lagoon. To the South of Walvis Bay is the Salt Processing works, where salt is extracted from sea water. The town itself is protected from the encroaching desert by multiple layers of fencing. To the East of Walvis Bay there is the Bird paradise, and further out is Dune 7. The poorer neighborhoods also feature a little in this video, and you can see the contrast in living standards between the richest and poorest inhabitants of this harbor town. The goods that are shipped through the port is further transported to Southern Africa by road and rail. #madewithkdenlive #awesomechapters #awesomenature