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Interview with a Viking
One gorgeous morning on the deck at Caprivi Houseboat Safari Lodge (and camping) I set out to interview the Viking himself. We are overlooking the Zambezi River, with Zambia visible on the banks on the other side. The sun is shining, the birds … Continue reading
Posted in Namibia
Tagged Africa, Caprivi Houseboat Safari Lodge, Interview, Namibia, overland travel, southern Africa, travel, Viking Explorer, Zambezi River
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Mamili National Park
As you travel eastwards, the narrow Caprivi Strip opens up into the Eastern Caprivi – a triangle of land that looks to me like a foot at the end of a long leg. The Caprivi part of Namibia has its … Continue reading
Posted in Namibia, National Parks
Tagged Africa, Mamili National Park, Namibia, Nkasa Lupala, overland travel, southern Africa, travel
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Our home at Roy’s
It happens sometimes. You arrive at a campsite, and before you know it, days have passed and you’ve lost track of how long you’ve enjoyed your home. Djidjack south of Dakar, Senegal was one such place. Roy’s Rest Camp north … Continue reading
Posted in Namibia
Tagged Africa, Namibia, overland travel, Roy's Rest Camp, southern Africa, travel
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A day in the life …
We thought we’d share with you a day spent in a campsite – one of the those we aren’t on the move. Time to wake up! Our canvas rooftop tent is very dark, and so we are very rarely woken … Continue reading
Posted in Namibia
Tagged a day in the life, Africa, Namibia, overland travel, southern Africa, travel
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Time for something a little different
We thought we’d do something a little different … I am sure you all have questions you’d like to ask us about our trip so far. When we travelled with Scott and Karl in Botswana, they had a few questions … Continue reading
A word or two on camping styles
So, we have had a few humorous experiences camping, and we thought a little guide would be useful to help Europeans and Africans understand each other. Camping – southern African Style This is how a typical southern African selects … Continue reading
Namib-Naukluft Park
The Namib-Naukluft Park is a park of contrasts; in the Namib part there is sand and koppies (small stone hills); in the Naukluft part there is sand and mountains (large stone hills). The main difference between the two (apart from … Continue reading
Posted in Namibia, National Parks
Tagged Africa, Camping, hike, hiking, MET, Namib, Namibia, Naukluft, NWR, Olive Trail, overland travel, southern Africa, Tinkas, travel, welwitchia
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Sossusvlei
After a truly fantastic experience in Namib Desert Park (par of Namib Naukluft National Park) it was time to head towards Sossusvlei – in response to a call for help! Our dear friends Noel and Ping have been travelling the … Continue reading
Posted in Namibia
Tagged Africa, Namibia, overland travel, Sossusvlei, southern Africa, travel
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Along the Skeleton Coast
We finally reached the sea! The vast Atlantic Ocean. We had descended about 900m over more than 100 km from the plateau to Henties Bay, a charming seaside town. It seemed to be mainly retired people living there, and holiday … Continue reading
Posted in Namibia
Tagged Africa, Cape Cross, Henties Bay, overland travel, Skeleton Coast, southern Africa, travel
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