There are plenty of other remarkable things to do in Walvis Bay, including visiting the Walvis Bay Museum, Dune 7, and Lagoon. Some of the best sights to see in Walvis Bay include Flamingo Lagoon, Walvis Bay harbour, the Walvis Bay museum, the Namibian dolphin and seal catamaran cruises, and others. The city is known across Namibia for its numerous fishing industries, and in addition to being a good fishing destination, also houses Namibia’s largest harbour. Walvis Bay, with its largest Bay and dunes of Walvis Bay, is a major tourist hub for the town, with the cultures and history of which can be explored through cultural and historic tours, as well as a few other popular attractions which can be visited and explored to discover the hidden gems and facts of the city through tourist tours of the city. The lagoon is located within the city, near the ocean, and is an absolute must-see on a Walvis Bay sightseeing tour. It gets cooler at night, and the ocean breeze makes the lagoon a wonderful place for running, or simply walking around if you do not fancy running. A bonus to your lagoon visit would be seeing just how large pelicans are, there are plenty of flamingos around the area as well. While you are at the lagoon, you might want to treat yourself with a fancy dinner at The Raft, one of the fancy restaurants in the city. While kayaking, you will see dolphins, seals, flamingos, pelicans, and other sea birds. In addition to the pleasures of Kayaking, this trip will allow you to experience close encounters with birds such as Cormorants, Flamingos, and Pelicans, all of which are native to this part of the country. While you are boating, you will get to see dolphins, seals, birds, and other sea mammals, making the experience that much more fun. So, you will be able to witness both impressive dunes in the desert as well as the regions varied marine life. Climbing up to the famous Dune 7 is a good workout and the views from the top are amazing, with large, long hills of sand around to be enjoyed. From the top, you can see endless dunes in the horizon, the sea crashes against huge dunes. Within a couple of hours of driving, you will be treated to spectacular dunes, strange rock formations, a deserted coastline, and thousands of animals and birds. For desert driving, you can go to Sandwich Bay, travel the Skeleton Coast, head for Moonscape. If you travel to the eastern part of Walvis Bay, you will encounter Bird Paradise Sanctuary, which is one of the most fascinating places in Walvis Bay. A visit to the Sandwich Harbour is often one of the best things to do in Walvis Bay, particularly for birdwatchers. Walvis Bay is an ideal location to enjoy a guided tour to Sandwich Harbour, a freshwater lake surrounded by dunes 50km south of town. Sandwich Harbour is the section where the Namib Desert meets the ocean, and is part of Namib-Naukluft National Park, located approximately 45 minutes outside Walvis Bay. The Bay is a safe harbour for maritime vessels due to its natural deep-water harbour protected by Pelican Point Sand Spit, which is the only natural harbour of any size on the Namibian coastline. Walvis Bay has the breath-taking waterfront -- an oceanfront promenade that is so elaborate that you do not even notice it coming. Pretty housing estates give way to stand bars and bistros that line the lagoon.