We drove from Spitzkoppe on the direct way to Swakopmund. There it turned out that Hansen’s geyser was the problem. He had a leak somewhere and was removed. We had tried it once during our travel time so far, but otherwise had not used it. The loss was bearable for us and we got new
The Bwabwata National Park extends to just before Kongola and thus reaches an incredible size. The navigable part in this region is called Kwando Core Area and has its most famous area the so-called ‘horseshoe’. It’s a lagoon in the shape of a horseshoe. This lagoon is well-known for the elephants that can be found
Elephants as a Christmas present For Christmas Eve, a visit to Mudumu National Park was on our agenda. Camp Kwando is only about a 10-minute drive from the entrance, and so we set out in the morning, purchased a permit and drove about four hours through the park. The drivable trails are varied and the
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Back in Namibia in Camp Kwando After returning from Botswana – the border crossing was just as quick and easy as toward Botswana – we drove a total of almost 300 km to Camp Kwando on the Kwando River. We had booked ourselves into the lodge for two nights. We spend ourselves some luxury for
From Ngepi Camp to Bwabwata National Park After leaving Chris and Pascale, we followed the B8 towards Divundu and checked into Ngepi Camp. The camp is pretty wacky, and we enjoyed ourselves and stayed here for 2 nights. On both days we wanted to visit the Bwabwata National Park. The B8 takes you right through
All is green – we are in the Caprivi! On our way to the Caprivi we arrived at Roy’s Rest Camp. We still pursued the idea of setting off the next day towards Khaudum NP. When we tried to find out if it had rained there recently – this would put the crossing in question
