Walvis Bay

Walvis Bay is the major port city in Namibia, Africa.
Even though Walvis Bay was discovered in 1487 by Diaz it was established in 1793 by the Cape Dutch. 2 years afterward it was occupied by the UK. In 1910 Walvis Bay turned into fraction of the South African Union. After Namibia's self-government, the only bottomless ocean port on the Namibian shore stayed under South African law till 1994.
Sightseeing of Walvis Bay is the pond with its productive bird existence (which is overflowing counting pelicans, flamingos, and lots of little waders), a desert golf court, a selection of restaurants and hotels and exciting actions like ocean kayaking, harbor tours and dolphin cruises.
The city is increasing a prosperous visitor business with numerous accommodation companies like visitor residences and hotels opening alongside the pond. Last we have to mention The Raft restaurant which is built on stilts in the pond and you can get to it by a small bridge.