 | Etosha, Namibia |
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Banded mongoose were all around the camp, as I lay on my front to take a photo, one inquisitive the little blighters came face to face with my lens! The wildlife was much the same as the previous day. Lots of Gemsbok - ...
... to find these out in the middle of the desert, but I am grateful after drinking 3 litres of H20. We stop at Okahandja, Namibia's largest wood carving market. Having honed my bartering skills in China and Nepal, I'm ready to make a deal. I end up buying a ...
Yesterday I called another homeopath on my way to Etosha just to double check that my meds weren't conflicting. Apparently, Namibia has an amazing homeopathic network. The doctor was very helpful and gave me a few tips on keeping malaria away. I asked her ...
... most dangerous to hunt. While we are looking to shoot the Big 5, it will only be with our cameras. Etosha National Park in northern Namibia did not disappoint us. While there were plenty of springbok, we also saw some more traditional African ...
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15 things to see in Namibia
Posted on Jun 23, 2009, 14:53:48
... found this list of cool things to see in Namibia from Trifter: The photos are pretty amazing. 1. Visit the Matterhorn of Namibia (The Spitzkoppe) 2. See the Second Largest Canyon in the World 3. Visit One of the Oldest Artist Colonies on the Planet 4. ...
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Namibian tours
Posted on Oct 2, 2009, 10:52:41
Hi, I am looking to do a tour in Namibia of about 14 days to see the main sights e.g. Etosha, Fish River Canyon, Luderitz, Naimb-Naukluf NP, Sossusvlei to name a few. I am looking for one that either starts and ends in Windhoek or starts in Cape Town and ...
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Namibia a hidden gem
Posted on Dec 16, 2007, 09:27:24
Namibia is a relatively under-publicised destination. Yet it has so much to offer! Ranging from one of the worlds' most scenic canyons the Fish river Canyon, to the famous Etosha Game Park and the Namib Desert. Escellent roads offer safe travel, ...
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Africa Adventure
Posted on May 24, 2007, 04:33:44
... tribe keep their land, preserve their culture and continue their historical survival. Leaving Botswana we crossed into Namibia - our first port of call being, Etosha National Park. Covering an area of 22,270 square kilometres, the park is home to 114 ...
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