What if I’m used to driving on the right & do you have any tips on learning to drive the other way?
Rest up! If you’ve just arrived on a long-haul flight, it might be better to rest for a night or at least a few hours, rather than picking up a…
How do I prevent my car or its contents from being stolen?
Overall, crime rates are very low along all routes in Namibia. However, it’s always better to be safe than sorry, and we recommend the following tips to avoid theft: Theft…
Rhino Trekking in Namibia – Save the Rhino Trust and Wilderness Safaris in the Heart of the Kunene!
In an era where rhino conservation is a desperate priority, Namibia is a world leader in the protection of these amazing and ancient creatures. Here it is still possible to…
Himba Cultures and Customs
The Himba Tribe of Southern Africa, the very name conjures images of a statuesque, ochre-coloured peoples who inhabit some of the most desolate and arid regions of Namibia. Here we…
Bwabwata National Park – Another Namibian First
We all know of the massive strides that Namibia has made in terms of conservation. Not only is it the first country to have included conservation in its constitution upon…
'Get to know the people’ – Add a cultural experience to your next Namibia visit.
Tourism in Namibia is one of the fastest growing sectors within the Namibian economy and more and more people are jumping on the bandwagon to get a piece of the…
Namibia: Caprivi’s Secrets
Trip report from a recent educational to the Caprivi Strip by one of our senior consultants: The Caprivi Strip is a largely unexplored part of Namibia and fairly unfamiliar to…
Namibia's vast Kaokoland
Kaokoland region of Namibia covers the far north-west and is one of the last great wilderness areas of Southern Africa. From the Hoanib River in the south to the Kunene…
New to the Bloggo-sphere
Deciding to start a new blog this close to the festive season is probably not the best idea that anyone has come up with - everyone is either on leave,…