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title: "Top 10 Things To Do in Swakopmund, Namibia | Wimup"
description: "The 10 best things to do in Swakopmund, ranked and mapped. Dune sandboarding, the 1905 jetty, the Living Desert, Sandwich Harbour and Cape Cross."
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updated: 2026-10-05
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# Top 10 Things To Do in Swakopmund

Swakopmund, Namibia · Africa · By Wimup Editorial, 14 min read

Namibia's coast is a strip of desert against a cold ocean, and Swakopmund is the one town on it built for staying. Germany laid it out in 1892 as the colony's harbour, then spent twenty years failing to build the harbour. What is left is a grid of Wilhelmine facades, a 262 metre iron jetty and the Namib starting at the last street.

## Quick answer

Two days is the standard stop, three if you add Walvis Bay properly. Give the first morning to the dunes (sandboarding, quad bikes or a Living Desert tour), then walk the jetty and the Mole in the afternoon. Day two goes south to the lagoon and Sandwich Harbour, or north to the Cape Cross seals. Keep a half day for the Moon Landscape on the way out.

## Quick facts

- **Best months:** Apr · May · Sep · Oct
- **Ideal length:** 2–3 days
- **Budget per day:** $55–120
- **Language:** English is official, German and Afrikaans are widely spoken on the coast
- **Getting around:** The old town is a flat twenty-minute walk end to end, and everything past it needs a car or a tour transfer
- **Tourism board:** [Official site](https://namibiatourism.com.na/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

## The 10 best things to do in Swakopmund

### 1. Sandboarding the dune belt

Adventure · Dune belt off the C14, south of the Swakop River mouth, Swakopmund

The Namib starts where the last street ends, and every operator works the same ridge south of the river mouth. Lie-down boarding is quick to learn and genuinely fast. Stand-up runs on snowboard boots and bindings, takes a morning to get right, and costs N$700 with Alter Action.

- **Time:** 4 hr
- **Cost:** From N$700
- **Best at:** Morning
- **Tip:** Coastal fog usually clears by mid-morning, so the later slot has the better light. Book the day before over the December holidays.

### 2. A Living Desert tour in Dorob National Park

Adventure · Dorob National Park, dune belt south of Swakopmund

Four hours in the dune belt hunting the Little Five: sidewinder, palmato gecko, Namaqua chameleon, dune lark and shovel-snouted lizard. Guides read the night's tracks, dig the animals out and put them back. The point is what survives out here on fog alone.

- **Time:** 4–5 hr
- **Cost:** Half-day tour
- **Best at:** 08:00 departure
- **Tip:** Bring a long lens and closed shoes. Living Desert Adventures and Tommy's both run it, and both fill up in high season.

### 3. The 1905 jetty

Landmark · A. Schad Promenade, Molen Weg, Swakopmund

Germany drew 640 metres of iron pier to make a harbour out of open coast, and had 262 built when the First World War stopped the work. Restored and reopened in 2010, it is the town's walk: cold swell underneath, the dune belt south, Jetty 1905 at the far end.

- **Time:** 45 min
- **Cost:** Free
- **Best at:** Sunset
- **Tip:** The wind gets up from mid-afternoon, so take a jacket. A window table at Jetty 1905 buys the same view sitting down.

### 4. Sandwich Harbour by 4x4

Adventure · Sandwich Harbour, Namib-Naukluft National Park, 50 km south of Walvis Bay

A lagoon where hundred-metre dunes drop straight into the Atlantic, inside the Namib-Naukluft park and reachable only by 4x4 on a falling tide. Operators leave the Walvis Bay lagoon at 08:30 or 12:30 and take about four hours. The park permit is usually in the price.

- **Time:** 4–5 hr
- **Cost:** From N$2,600
- **Best at:** Low tide
- **Tip:** Go with an operator rather than a rented 4x4. The beach section is tide-dependent and vehicles are stranded there every season.

Links: [Sandwich Harbour 4x4](https://www.sandwich-harbour.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral) · [Park permits (MEFT)](https://www.meft.gov.na/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

### 5. Kristall Galerie

Museum · Cnr Tobias Hainyeko Street and Theo-Ben Gurirab Avenue, Swakopmund

The largest quartz crystal cluster on public display anywhere, fourteen tonnes of it, lifted out of the Otjua mine near Karibib. The rest is a working lapidary and a tourmaline and aquamarine collection, which is the part that explains Namibia's gem trade. Closed Sundays.

- **Time:** 1 hr
- **Cost:** Entry fee
- **Best at:** Foggy morning
- **Tip:** Pair it with the Swakopmund Museum. Both are indoors, and the coastal fog often sits over town until ten.

Links: [Kristall Galerie](https://kristallgalerie.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

### 6. Swakopmund Museum

Museum · Strand Street, at the lighthouse end of the promenade, Swakopmund

Namibia's largest privately run museum, opened in 1951 in the old harbour customs building. Rooms cover Erongo minerals, coastal ethnography, colonial-era dentistry and the Rössing uranium mine, and a display on the 1904 to 1908 genocide has been added since.

- **Time:** 1.5–2 hr
- **Cost:** Entry fee
- **Best at:** Morning
- **Tip:** It sits at the lighthouse end of the promenade, so the Mole and the jetty follow on in one flat walk.

Links: [Museum profile](https://www.museums.com.na/museums/coast/swakopmund-museum?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

### 7. Cape Cross seal colony

Wildlife · Cape Cross Seal Reserve, C34 salt road, 120 km north of Swakopmund

One of the largest Cape fur seal breeding colonies on earth, on the salt road north into the Skeleton Coast. The noise and the smell reach you before the walkway does. The same headland carries a replica of the padrão Diogo Cão raised here in 1486.

- **Time:** Full day
- **Cost:** N$150 plus N$50 a vehicle
- **Best at:** Oct–Dec pupping
- **Tip:** The C34 salt road is fine in a 2WD but slick in fog. Fill up in Henties Bay, because there is no fuel at the cape.

Links: [Park permits (MEFT)](https://www.meft.gov.na/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

### 8. Pelican Point and the Walvis Bay lagoon

Wildlife · Walvis Bay Waterfront, Walvis Bay, 33 km south of Swakopmund

The lagoon is a Ramsar wetland holding flamingos in the thousands, and the sandspit at its mouth holds a Cape fur seal colony and a lighthouse. Kayak among the seals from the beach, or take a catamaran out of the Waterfront that comes back on oysters and sparkling wine.

- **Time:** Half day
- **Cost:** Kayak or cruise
- **Best at:** 08:00 departure
- **Tip:** Kayaking gets you closer. The catamaran is the better call with children or in a swell, and both leave early.

Links: [Pelican Point Kayaking](https://www.pelican-point-kayaking.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral) · [Catamaran Charters](https://www.namibiancharters.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

### 9. Tandem skydive over the Namib

Adventure · Swakopmund Airport, east of Swakopmund

This drop zone is the one place the dune sea and the Atlantic are both in frame, which is the whole argument for jumping here rather than anywhere else. Tandems run from around 10,000 feet, about 35 seconds of freefall. Operators have worked the coast since 1997.

- **Time:** 2–3 hr
- **Cost:** From about N$1,900
- **Best at:** Morning
- **Tip:** Morning air is calmest and the fog is usually gone by nine. Keep a spare morning in hand, because wind cancels jumps.

Links: [Skydive Swakopmund](https://skydiveswakop.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

### 10. The Moon Landscape and Welwitschia Drive

Scenic drive · Namib-Naukluft National Park, 30 km east of Swakopmund via the C28

A marked trail through the eroded Swakop valleys, the Goanikontes oasis and a plain of welwitschia plants, some of them over a thousand years old. Numbered beacons point out each stop and the round trip runs about four hours. Buy the permit in town first.

- **Time:** 4 hr
- **Cost:** N$280 plus N$60 a vehicle
- **Best at:** Late afternoon
- **Tip:** The MEFT office at Bismarck Street and Sam Nujoma Avenue sells the permit. High clearance is enough in the dry; low range is not needed.

Links: [Park permits (MEFT)](https://www.meft.gov.na/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

## Best desert adventures in Swakopmund

The dune belt starts at the edge of town, and the whole adventure trade works it.

1. **Sandboarding with Alter Action** (Sandboarding · N$700 · Dune belt): Lie-down or stand-up on the belt south of the river mouth. Departs 09:30 with boards, transport and lunch; stand-up is N$700.
2. **Quad biking with Desert Explorers** (Quad bikes · 2 hr · Dune belt): Two hours across the dunes on automatic or semi-automatic bikes, usually sold with an hour of boarding attached.
3. **Tandem skydive** (Skydive · From N$1,900 · Swakopmund Airport): From around 10,000 feet, with the dune sea on one side and the Atlantic on the other. Roughly 35 seconds of freefall. [Skydive Swakopmund](https://skydiveswakop.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
4. **Camel rides at the Swakopmund Camel Farm** (Camel ride · N$200 · B2, 11 km east): Twenty minutes on a camel through the riverbed, 11 km out on the Windhoek road. N$200 an adult, N$100 a child.
5. **Scenic flight over the Skeleton Coast** (Scenic flight · 1–3 hr · Swakopmund Airport): Light aircraft out of Swakopmund Airport over the Moon Landscape, Spitzkoppe and the wreck coast north. [Bush Bird Aviation](https://www.bushbird.com/our-tours/scenic-flights?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
6. **Living Desert tour** (Guided tour · 4–5 hr · Dorob park): Four hours tracking the Little Five across the belt with a guide who digs them out and puts them back.

## Best restaurants in Swakopmund

Cold-current seafood, German holdovers and Namibian game, mostly inside four blocks.

1. **The Tug** (Seafood · €€€ · Jetty): Built around the salvaged tug Danie Hugo beside the jetty and open since 1993. Kingklip, oysters, and the room everyone books first. [The Tug](https://www.the-tug.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
2. **Jetty 1905** (Seafood · €€€ · Jetty): At the far end of the iron jetty with swell moving under the floor. Seafood and steaks, and the best window seats in town.
3. **Brewer & Butcher** (Steakhouse · €€ · Molen Weg): The Strand Hotel's brewpub: dry-aged steaks, game cuts and beer brewed on the premises.
4. **Ocean Cellar** (Seafood · €€€ · Molen Weg): Also in the Strand Hotel, and the kitchen that leans hardest on the Benguela catch and Walvis Bay oysters.
5. **Kücki's Pub** (Pub food · €€ · Town centre): A Swakopmund fixture in the centre, doing fish and chips, schnitzel and game at local prices.
6. **Village Café** (Café · € · Sam Nujoma Ave): Breakfast and lunch in a painted courtyard on Sam Nujoma Avenue, with more vegetarian cooking than this coast usually offers.

## Best bars & cafes in Swakopmund

The fog makes this a coffee town. The dune sunsets make it a sundowner one.

1. **Tiger Reef Beach Bar & Grill** (Beach bar · River mouth): Sand underfoot at the Swakop river mouth, facing the dunes. The sundowner locals name first.
2. **Slowtown Coffee Roasters** (Coffee roaster · Town centre): Namibia's best-known roastery, on Daniel Tjongarero Avenue, with a queue at nine most mornings.
3. **Two Beards Coffee Roasters** (Coffee roaster · Einstein St): A working roastery on Einstein Street with a bistro counter attached, five minutes out of the centre.
4. **Swakopmund Brauhaus** (Beer hall · Sam Nujoma Ave): German plates with a Namibian slant and a long house beer list, on the main pedestrian street.

## Best museums & heritage in Swakopmund

Four blocks of Wilhelmine architecture, and the history it does not put on a plaque.

1. **Swakopmund Museum** (Museum · 1951 · Strand St): Namibia's largest private museum, in the old customs building at the lighthouse end of the promenade. [Museum profile](https://www.museums.com.na/museums/coast/swakopmund-museum?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
2. **Kristall Galerie** (Museum · Quartz · Theo-Ben Gurirab Ave): A fourteen-tonne quartz cluster from the Otjua mine, plus a working lapidary. Closed Sundays. [Kristall Galerie](https://kristallgalerie.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
3. **Swakopmund Genocide Museum** (Museum · 2015 · Swakopmund): Twelve square metres of photographs of the 1904 to 1908 camps. Founded in 2015 by Laidlaw Peringanda, whose great-grandmother survived the one here.
4. **Woermannhaus and the Damara Tower** (Landmark · 1894 · Town centre): Built in 1894 as a shipping company's offices and now the town library and gallery. The tower watched for ships and ox wagons.

## Best marine & wildlife tours in Swakopmund

The Benguela current makes this coast poor for swimming and extraordinary for wildlife.

1. **Pelican Point seal kayaking** (Kayaking · Half day · Walvis Bay): Two to three hours paddling among Cape fur seals at the tip of the sandspit, after a 4x4 run along the salt pans. [Pelican Point Kayaking](https://www.pelican-point-kayaking.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
2. **Walvis Bay catamaran cruise** (Boat cruise · 3–4 hr · Walvis Bay Waterfront): Out past the oyster rafts to Pelican Point for seals, dolphins and pelicans, back on oysters and sparkling wine. [Catamaran Charters](https://www.namibiancharters.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral) · [Mola Mola Safaris](https://www.mola-namibia.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
3. **Cape Cross seal reserve** (Reserve · 120 km · C34 north): Tens of thousands of seals on the Skeleton Coast road, 120 km north. N$150 a person plus N$50 a vehicle. [Park permits (MEFT)](https://www.meft.gov.na/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
4. **Flamingos on the Walvis Bay lagoon** (Birding · Free · Walvis Bay): A Ramsar wetland at the edge of town, with lesser and greater flamingos readable from the esplanade for free.

## Best day trips in Swakopmund

The reason people base themselves here rather than anywhere else on this coast.

1. **Walvis Bay** (33 km · 30 min · South): Thirty minutes south: the working port, the lagoon, the oyster farms and Dune 7 on the way in.
2. **Sandwich Harbour** (Half day · 4x4 · South): Dunes falling into a lagoon inside the Namib-Naukluft park. Tide-dependent, and 4x4 only. [Sandwich Harbour 4x4](https://www.sandwich-harbour.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
3. **Spitzkoppe** (180 km · 2 hr · Inland): Granite inselbergs and a rock arch inland, with San rock art and a community rest camp. Entry runs about N$130. [Spitzkoppe camp](https://spitzkoppe.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
4. **Cape Cross** (120 km · 1.5 hr · North): The seal colony and the 1486 Portuguese padrão, on the salt road north through Henties Bay.
5. **Moon Landscape and Goanikontes** (30 km · Half day · East): Eroded Swakop valleys 30 km east on the C28, with an oasis halfway round the marked trail. [Park permits (MEFT)](https://www.meft.gov.na/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
6. **Rössmund Golf Estate** (Golf · 18 holes · East): One of very few all-grass desert courses, seven minutes out on the Swakop riverbank, springbok on the fairways. [Rössmund](https://www.rossmund.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

## Best shopping & crafts in Swakopmund

Karakul wool, Erongo minerals and the curio trade, all inside a few blocks.

1. **Karakulia Weavers** (Weaving studio · Rakotoka St): Handwoven karakul wool rugs and wall hangings on Rakotoka Street, made on the looms in the room.
2. **Peter's Antiques** (Antiques · 1983 · Town centre): African art, colonial-era books, fossils and curiosities, trading in Swakopmund since 1983.
3. **Swakopmund Craft Market** (Market · Town centre): The town's craft and curio sellers gathered into one place, which is where the haggling happens.

## Festivals & annual events in Swakopmund (2026)

- **Rössing National Marathon** (Early March (7 March in 2026)): Namibia's biggest road race, run in Swakopmund with Rössing Uranium behind it. Marathon down to a fun walk.
- **Independence Day** (21 March): A public holiday since 1990. The coastal towns fill for the long weekend and beds go early.
- **Namib Race** (Mid-August (16 to 22 August in 2026)): A 250 km, six-stage footrace across the Namib that finishes on the beach at Swakopmund, the host town.
- **Küska, the Swakopmund coastal carnival** (August): Costume parades, a masked ball and the Büttenabend roast night, run in German and Afrikaans.
- **Lucky Star Marathon** (September or October): Run on the road between Walvis Bay and Swakopmund, so the entire course is coast and dune.
- **Swakopmund International Festival of the Arts and Music** (Dates announced yearly): Music, theatre and visual art across town venues. Check the dates before booking a trip around it.
- **Nedbank Desert Dash** (11 to 12 December 2026): A 401 km single-stage mountain bike race from Windhoek that finishes here, ridden solo or in teams.
- **The coastal holiday season** (Mid-December to early January): Namibia moves to the coast for the school holidays. The Mole and the jetty fill and every bed is booked out.

## Must-try dishes in Swakopmund, Namibia

- **Walvis Bay oysters**: Farmed in the lagoon 30 km south and fattened by the cold Benguela upwelling. Sold by the half dozen.
- **Oryx (gemsbok) steak**: The default game cut on every coastal menu. Lean, dark, and best served rare.
- **Kingklip**: The Benguela's premium fish, firm enough to grill. Ask what came in rather than reading the menu.
- **Kudu fillet**: Sweeter and softer than oryx, and the cut to order once you have tried gemsbok.
- **Biltong**: Air-dried game rubbed with salt, vinegar and coriander. Kudu and oryx are the standards here.
- **Kapana**: Beef grilled over coals and sliced straight off the fire, sold with chilli salt at the stalls.
- **Potjiekos**: Meat and vegetables left in a cast-iron pot over coals for hours. The braai's slow cousin.
- **Apfelstrudel**: The German bakery tradition survived here intact, and the town's coffee shops still run on it.

## Swakopmund transport & airports

- **Walvis Bay International Airport (WVB)** (WVB): The coast's airport, about 50 km south and a 40 minute drive. Airlink flies it to Johannesburg and Cape Town, and domestic services connect Windhoek.
- **Hosea Kutako International (WDH), Windhoek** (WDH): Namibia's long-haul gateway, roughly 360 km inland on the tarred B2. Shuttles run through daily in about four and a half hours; driving it takes four.
- **Coaches and the Starline train** (BUS): Intercape runs daily coaches to Windhoek and Walvis Bay from Hendrik Witbooi Street, from about N$230 one way. The overnight Starline train calls here but has been suspended before, so confirm it. [Intercape](https://www.intercape.co.za/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral) · [TransNamib](https://www.transnamib.com.na/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- **Car hire, taxis and getting around** (CAR): The old town is flat and walkable end to end. Everything else, the dunes included, needs a hired car or a tour transfer, and a 2WD covers all of it except Sandwich Harbour and the Welwitschia trail.

## Swakopmund at a glance

- **Country:** Namibia
- **Region:** Erongo, on the central Namib coast
- **Population:** 75,921 (2023 census)
- **Founded:** 1892, as the harbour of German South West Africa
- **Language:** English official, German and Afrikaans widely spoken
- **Currency:** Namibian dollar (NAD), pegged 1:1 to the South African rand
- **Time zone:** UTC+02:00 (year-round, no DST)
- **Calling code:** +264 64
- **Airports:** Walvis Bay International (WVB) 50 km south, Hosea Kutako (WDH) 360 km inland
- **Climate:** Cool desert: roughly 15 to 25 °C, about 37 mm of rain a year, fog most mornings
- **Power:** 220 V / 50 Hz, plug types D and M
- **Emergency:** 10111 (police), 10177 (ambulance), 112 (mobile)

## Interesting facts

- Germany spent two decades trying to build a harbour on open coast here, and never finished one.
- The jetty was drawn at 640 metres. Only 262 were built before the First World War stopped the work.
- Martin Luther, a steam traction engine bought in 1896 to replace ox wagons, broke down outside town and is now a national monument.
- Rain averages about 37 mm a year. Nearly all the moisture this coast gets arrives as fog off the Benguela current.
- Rossmund, seven minutes from town, is one of a handful of all-grass golf courses built in a desert.

## Swakopmund travel FAQ

### Is Swakopmund worth a stop?

Yes, and it is the only town on the Namibian coast built for staying rather than working. It is the base for the dune belt, Sandwich Harbour, Cape Cross and the Moon Landscape, all of them day trips, and the one place on this coast with a real choice of restaurants.

### How many days do you need in Swakopmund?

Two, or three if you add Walvis Bay properly. One day covers the dunes and the town on foot, the second goes to the lagoon or north to Cape Cross. Past three days it becomes a beach holiday, which is exactly what Namibians use the town for in December.

### Can you swim at Swakopmund?

You can, but the Benguela current holds the water near 15 °C and the mornings are usually fogged in. The Mole is the sheltered spot and the one families use. Most visitors treat the sea as scenery and spend the day inland in the dunes instead.

### Do you need a 4x4 in Swakopmund?

Not for the town or the tarred road in from Windhoek. You need one, or a tour, for Sandwich Harbour and the Welwitschia trail. The salt road north to Cape Cross is fine in a 2WD when dry and slippery in fog, so drive it slowly.

### When is the best time to visit Swakopmund?

April to May and September to October. Daytime temperatures sit near 20 °C, the fog burns off earlier and the town is not full. December and January are the warmest and busiest, because that is when Namibia takes its school holidays on the coast.

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## Sources

- [Swakopmund tourism board](https://namibiatourism.com.na/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Sandwich Harbour by 4x4: Sandwich Harbour 4x4](https://www.sandwich-harbour.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Sandwich Harbour by 4x4: Park permits (MEFT)](https://www.meft.gov.na/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Kristall Galerie: Kristall Galerie](https://kristallgalerie.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Swakopmund Museum: Museum profile](https://www.museums.com.na/museums/coast/swakopmund-museum?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Pelican Point and the Walvis Bay lagoon: Pelican Point Kayaking](https://www.pelican-point-kayaking.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Pelican Point and the Walvis Bay lagoon: Catamaran Charters](https://www.namibiancharters.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Tandem skydive over the Namib: Skydive Swakopmund](https://skydiveswakop.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Scenic flight over the Skeleton Coast: Bush Bird Aviation](https://www.bushbird.com/our-tours/scenic-flights?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [The Tug: The Tug](https://www.the-tug.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Walvis Bay catamaran cruise: Mola Mola Safaris](https://www.mola-namibia.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Spitzkoppe: Spitzkoppe camp](https://spitzkoppe.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Rössmund Golf Estate: Rössmund](https://www.rossmund.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Coaches and the Starline train: Intercape](https://www.intercape.co.za/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Coaches and the Starline train: TransNamib](https://www.transnamib.com.na/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
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