When you think of Namibia – the typical imagery that comes to mind is the vast, arid land with wide open spaces and the second lowest population density on the Planet (after Mongolia) but this is not where it ends – there is a lot more to our varied landscape – so let’s have a look at some facts you might NOT have known about Namibia!
The first stop on our trans-Caprivi ‘family adventure’ would be eastern Etosha. When we were here last, in July, we had failed miserably to find any lions which was the only animal that our daughter was interested in seeing. This time we were determined to find them, or risk endless recriminations in the form of a sulking 5 year old.
The decision to do the hike is made rather spontaneously over a phone call. We are going to do the 4-day hike, you want to tag along?” Just like that, hubby and I decided it is time to test his new backpack.
A legend is a narrative of human actions that are perceived both by teller and listeners to take place within human history and to possess certain qualities that give the…
Tourism in Tanzania is one of the fastest growing sectors within the Tanzanian economy and more and more people are jumping on the bandwagon to get a piece of the…
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…
When looking up Namibia in your travel guidebook you will read about the open plains of the Etosha National Park, the small coastal resort of Swakopmund with its old colonial…
The family friendly Anderssons Camp in the Ongava Private Nature reserve, bordering the World renowned Etosha National Park has announced the opening of a brand new subterranean hide at its…
Spud is one of the cheetahs under conservation at Okonjima, when he and his siblings were but young cubs they were found in the wild and adopted as pets. Because…