Hoodia Desert Lodge
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Cheetah-1 Pumba-0
... sounds similar to replace it). this is a UNESCO site cause the bushmen did some pretty drawings of lions and zebras back in the Stone Age. The area is covered in huge granite formations, basically big rocks everywhere, and the highlight here for me was sunset on top of one of these rocks and sleeping out under the stars which were amazing because the moon and sun had been fighting all afternoon according to Alex and her dreamtime ...
A hot sandy day in Sossusvlei
... get this German 3 thing, watch Quentin Tarrantino's “Inglorious
*******s”.
After laying by the pool, we went back to
our room for a shower and then went to dinner which would be served at half
past seven. The vegetarian fare which we were fed was actually quite good and a
bit different from what we’d been seeing so far. We also ordered an entire
bottle of wine since we’re starting to see the end of our stay in Namibia while
we still ...
Puncture!
Was a long day of driving in the desert heat! Took us over 7 hours to get to Sesriem and again the scenery on route was amazing. Lots and lots of hills and mountains and from a distance it looked as though they were covered with a yellowish green carpet.
It's a good thing that Roohi (Ms. Paranoid!), checked all the tyres once we got to the camp site as ...
Dead vlei, the big beauty!
... There were salt pans below with oryx. It then took us about 10 min to run down the deep sand down the side. (Burke did fall and roll, covering his sweaty body in a layer of nice red sand.) we walked back to the car through a 'forest' on a salt pan that was so strange and beautiful! We got back to the car and started unloading our picnic. They had enough food to feed a family of five! We ate what we could and hoarded the rest in our fridge to keep for ...
Sand dunes and desert
... like little villages with multiple entries underneath. Not sure what the birds are yet. This morning we made our way to the sand dunes of Sossusvlei. We hit some really rough road but thank goodness not for long. Driving into the park there were heaps of antelope and ostriches. Then we got to the dunes..... They are HUGE. We climbed part way up one and had a fantastic view. Further in we walked into the dunes and ...
Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Free parking
- Kids activities or Babysitting