Well, it’s not quite that far yet. However, we are very happy to make an announcement: almost 3 years after returning from Africa, we will have sand under the tires again. A return to the dusty tracks of Africa and lonely nights in the bush are in sight. We can’t wait to see and feel
There is one more story to tell…. Guido was sitting at the Craft Café Windhoek for several times when his friends told him about an artist who makes wonderful metalwork and whom Guido really needed to meet. Visiting the artist The two visited him and indeed Guido was very enthusiastic about his work. Predominantly he
After our boat safari with Dan from Mashi River Safaris ended, everything happened rapidly. As if we had ignited the turbo, our trip was already over. We drove to Swakopmund, tried to find our way back to civilization and did what was necessary. Swakop made it easy for us through unbelievably bad weather to detach
Back in Namibia on the Kwando River Suddenly, before we knew it, we had already left Zimbabwe and were in transit through Botswana to Namibia. We reached the Kwando river and it was clear that our journey is coming to an end. On the one hand, we are looking forward to coming home, but on
Zimbabwe is a treasure We are overjoyed to have traveled to Zimbabwe – against all warnings and misgivings. This month was one of the highlights of our trip. The people of Zimbabwe are exceptional. Although they have lost much or even everything for the third time in ten years, they are still friendly and kind-hearted.
Visiting Mana Pools was imminent The way from Matobo to Mana Pools is simply too far for a day drive. We decided to spend a night at Chinhoyi. Our goal was to avoid Harare and according to our GPS, there were two possible campsites. The caves of Chinhoyi were our choice. We met some locals
On our way to Eswatini After leaving the Kruger Park through the Malelane Gate, we drove via Barberton towards Eswatini (former Swaziland). We followed the Makhonjwa Geotrail to the border of Eswatini. Besides a magnificent view, information boards at lookout points offer the possibility to learn something about the partly 3 billion(!) years old rocks
Entering South Africa After leaving Botswana via a small border crossing to South Africa, we drove about 150 km through game farms, gravel roads and “stone deserts”, which are rather seldom traveled by tourists. Our supplies were depleted, and the fridge was empty. We drove to Vryburg, the first major town on our way to
South Africa and our time in Kruger National Park Weiterlesen »
The map shows the planned route (pink) and the actual route (cyan) through Botswana. The deviations are based on our short trip to Gaborone before visiting Khutse GR, driving to Joburg to buy the adapter and using another border post to cross into South Africa. Intense experiences in Botswana Botswana fulfilled our wishes and was
The KTP is our last destination in Botswana Our last destination in Botswana led us to the Kalahari again. More precisely to the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park (short KTP). This park is an amalgamation of two parks from Botswana and South Africa with another access from Namibia.The South African part is subject to very strict behavioral
