 | Popa, Namibia |
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In continuing with our vacation from our vacation, Kelly and I drove just a few hours east towards the Caprivi Strip and camped in a place known as Ngepi Camp. This was the coolest camp on the planet. Once again, we stayed on the banks of the Okavango, ...
... , so this is a very wonderful experience! The other side of this change, developement and infrastructure has changed as well. But at Popa Falls, which actually is NO waterfall but more a river getting disturbed by a few rocks, I found a lovely campsite.
... ablution blocks were large and airy, the washing up sinks and laundry in another large block. We went for a walk to see Popa Falls, which are actually a series of rapids. There are plenty of hippos and crocs in the river too. The directions we ...
I wasn't that impressed when we arrived at Ngepi but it tirned out to be a really funky and entertaining place. The toilets and showers are really different, some are in trees, other are just outside where you can see for quite a distance in front. Didn't ...
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9 Week South and East Africa Expedition
Posted on Nov 2, 2006, 05:18:46
... in 3 weeks on an expedition from Cape Town to Uganda and back via Zimbabwe, Zambia, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia. I plan to take 9 weeks and spend R9000 ($20 per day). I am doing it as cheap as possible - with the aim ...
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