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Sand in every orifice/crack of my body, Swakopmund, Namibia travel blog

Sand in every orifice/crack of my body

A travel blog entry by mike_bright

So today in Swakopmund we decided to go quadbiking (4x4 bikes) in the dunes just outside the city. The girls had their Sabbath so they were out of commision so Jamie and I made it a boys excursion. We got there and the weather was kinda crappy being ...

Fish River Canyon, Fish River Canyon, Namibia travel blog

Fish River Canyon

A travel blog entry by daveandnat

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Yes, I Have Now Patted Cheetahs Too, Kamanjab, Namibia travel blog

Yes, I Have Now Patted Cheetahs Too

A travel blog entry by matt_werner

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In the morning we were told about the story of someone who fell asleep at the waterhole the previous year and was eaten by lions who were wandering around the camp that night. They aren’t supposed to get in but had found, or made, a hole in the ...

Etosha National Park, Etosha, Namibia travel blog

Etosha National Park

A travel blog entry by rachellocke

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The last couple of days have been spent game driving around Etosha Nationakl Park, the only game aprk where you can actually drive around in your own vehicle.  So we have ben game driving in the massive yellow truck....you would think that we'd scare ...

Bagani, Bagani, Namibia travel blog

Bagani

A travel blog entry by izzie

Bagani ...

Entre ombre et chaleur, Etosha, Namibia travel blog

Entre ombre et chaleur

A travel blog entry by hypsi

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Le lendemain comme la veille, ils sont partout, magnifiques et sauvages. Ne tolérant les hommes que de loin et ...

Retour dans le véritable Afrique, Rundu, Namibia travel blog

Retour dans le véritable Afrique

A travel blog entry by hypsi

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Le nord est de la Namibie est beaucoup moins touristique. Par conséquent beaucoup moins développée. On a plus l'impression d'être en Afrique. On retrouve les cases de bois ou de terre, les vaches le long de la route, des arbres. Les rires des enfants ...

A Whiter Shade of Pale, Etosha National Park, Namibia travel blog

A Whiter Shade of Pale

A travel blog entry by boydandrose

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... black faced impala, which are native to this area.  We also see giraffes drinking at the water hole, the crimson breasted shrike (Namibia’s national bird), zebras, and, with only 15 minutes left in the Park, a male lion.  It is largely a ...

Noordoewer, Noordoewer, Namibia travel blog

Noordoewer

A travel blog entry by izzie

Noordoewer ...

Hobas, Hobas, Namibia travel blog

Hobas

A travel blog entry by izzie

Hobas ...

Sesriem, Sesriem, Namibia travel blog

Sesriem

A travel blog entry by izzie

Sesriem ...

Giant Sand Dunes, Sesriem, Namibia travel blog

Giant Sand Dunes

A travel blog entry by dave_carol

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... had internet access for the last while so I'm going to do a quick update from Cairo about one of our last stops in Namibia. We stayed at a desert camp in Sesriem, which gave us access to Sossusvlei national park. Sossuvlei is home to some of the ...

The second most southern town in Germany., Swapkopmund, Namibia travel blog

The second most southern town in Germany.

A travel blog entry by natecropp

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... who's boss. On getting to the coast, we first went to Walvis Bay. It was weird to be back in a town again. Walvis is Namibia's biggest port and handles just about anything that moves in or out of the country. As such, it was pretty nice. So we ...

Sand dunes and endless skies of Namibia, Swakopmund, Namibia travel blog

Sand dunes and endless skies of Namibia

A travel blog entry by mariebee

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BBC country profile: NAMIBIA http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/country_profiles/1063245.stm From the BBC site: Namibia, a large and sparsely populated country on Africa's south-west coast, enjoyed more than a decade of stability under its ...

Slaughtering the Goat, Opuwo, Namibia travel blog

Slaughtering the Goat

A travel blog entry by dwfromuk

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So after finding "Heppa" and her mother, we decided to go to a Himba Village just a few kilometers along the river bed.  I so wanted to try to find the actual village I stayed at 10 years ago, but it was probably 20 or so kilometers and it was already ...

Jacko Comes to Town:  Part Deux, Sossusvlei, Namibia travel blog

Jacko Comes to Town: Part Deux

A travel blog entry by pchun88

The next day I recovered my iPod about 20 feet from our campsite.  My earphones were chewed up but the iPod was still working.  Unfortunately as I write this letter the iPod is no longer working.  Mr. Jack bit into it really hard and now ...

climbing dunes, Namib Desert, Namibia travel blog

climbing dunes

A travel blog entry by gonroamin

CAMPING DAY 13 Up real early today for our pre sunrise walk up Dune 45, so it was just a quick cup of coffee and off in the van 60 Km down the road to the dune. The walk up was good, if a bit tiring ( 3 steps up and slide one back). It took about 30 mins ...

Fish River Canyon, Namibia to Sesriem, Namibia, Sesriem, Namibia travel blog

Fish River Canyon, Namibia to Sesriem, Namibia

A travel blog entry by brookeandchris

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... bit better last night. I didn't use my hat, but those wool socks are a blessing in disguise! Today we were driving north through Namibia to our campsite in Sesriem and we were in for a very long 10 hour bus ride. Although I napped quite a bit on the bus, ...

En route vers Mahango, Mahango, Namibia travel blog

En route vers Mahango

A travel blog entry by isaetjef

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Très longue journée de route (640 km) pour rejoindre le nord-est du pays. Nous prenons le temps de nous ravitailler à un supermarché et d'acheter un gâteau pour Geneniève, dont c'est l'anniversaire...mais c'est une surprise!! Le soir, nous ...

Oct 13, 2011, Grootfontein, Namibia travel blog

Oct 13, 2011

A travel blog entry by jamesinafrica

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The remote North, Marienfluss, Namibia travel blog

The remote North

A travel blog entry by emmaw

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I know I have said this before but I am looking at an amazing view! Our half of the group left camp at 8.30 and began the drive towards the Marienfluss. We had been driving for about 20 minutes when we noticed the others weren't behind us. We tried to ...

Der Süden Namibias, Windhoek, Namibia travel blog

Der Süden Namibias

A travel blog entry by floreas

Die letzten Tage haben wir im Süden Namibias verbracht. Die Tierwelt war nicht mehr so aufregend wie im Norden, dafür waren die Landschaften bezaubernd und die Leute gastfreundlich. Einige Campingplätze waren unglaublich toll und mit sehr viel ...

Surpresas de um deserto alaranjado!, Sossusvlei, Namibia travel blog

Surpresas de um deserto alaranjado!

A travel blog entry by foradecasa

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Por Robson                                              English version O Projeto 20°12' tem como objetivo registrar situações ...

Hobas to Ai-Ais, Ai-Ais, Namibia travel blog

Hobas to Ai-Ais

A travel blog entry by london_to_ct

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... up the awning quickly. Then it was off to the hot springs where we lazed away the rest of the day enjoying our last night in Namibia and reminiscing about the trip. The night aptly ended the same way the very first night of the trip was spent, with Dave's ...

Fish River Canyon, Fish River Canyon, Namibia travel blog

Fish River Canyon

A travel blog entry by angela_louise

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We went to see the amazing Fish River Canyon. It is huge and beautiful. We had a lovely picnic at the top of the canyon before heading to the ...

Quad Biking & Sandboarding, Swakopmund, Namibia travel blog

Quad Biking & Sandboarding

A travel blog entry by matt_werner

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Nice sleep in this morning then 8:30 pickup for quadbiking even though the office was about 100m away lol. Went with Tania, Paul & Jo along with 4 middle aged Americans. After reading the warning about manuals getting bogged and the cost of repairs, ...

Desert Dunes, Swakopmund, Namibia travel blog

Desert Dunes

A travel blog entry by jesshiggins

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Years ago, flipping through one of my National Geographics, I became intrigued by the people and landscapes of Namibia. I remember ochre-covered bodies gleaming in the sun, desert dunes stretching endlessly on. It was this memory that led me, somewhat ...

Arrival in Windhoek and Raleigh staff training, Windhoek, Namibia travel blog

Arrival in Windhoek and Raleigh staff training

A travel blog entry by nicolaeve

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... out the site and local resources, and carrying out a risk assessment. I PPV a playground in Omithiya, in the north of Namibia. We use local minibus transport and the journey takes about seven hours. They seem to have rather small seats in minibuses ...

Self Drive Safari, Etosha Pan National Park, Namibia travel blog

Self Drive Safari

A travel blog entry by benjamine

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Etosha National Park is a "pan" (ephemeral lake/riverbed that fills up with water seasonally when the wet season brings enough water). At this moment the pan is dry but the park is littered with permanent waterholes where animals can come and drink. Dave ...

Animals - big and small!, Ihaha, Namibia travel blog

Animals - big and small!

A travel blog entry by emmaw

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6.20 I'm a bit confused by the time this morning – it’s actually 5.20, but when I looked at my phone, I thought it was the other way round, so it was 7.20. So I am now dressed and waiting for someone to get up and check the camp, but ...

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