 | Okonjima, Namibia |
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Another early start - so nothing new there, however the coffee and muffins had an interesting twist. They were served at the Lion Lapis which looks over a group of three lions; two males and a female. The ones we had heard roaring last night. We had the ...
... left to tempt all kinds of birds to feed. We saw shrikes, starlings, hornbills and other birds we did not recognise. Okonjima lies among the "Omboroko Mountains", west of the Waterberg Plateau Park. The name Okonjima is a Herero one meaning 'Place of ...
... told how the Bushman of Namibia had been pushed into the desert by the Bantu Tribes. Of the 30.000 Bushmen that live in Namibia, only 2.000 of them still follow a traditional way of life. Land shortages and alcoholism have done much to destroy this unique ...
WOW!!!!!!! jbc This will go down as one of (if not the) favorite activity of the trip. Ian & John woke very early to join an Africat guide and tracker to spot hyenas. In our open land Cruiser we tried a few locations and ...
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