Tours
- 1st October 2015 Kenya and Tanzania with Philippa & Stephen on Makako
- a) 14th Nov 2010 Absolute Safari on Shaggy, Denis
- b) 6th Feb 2011 Kenya & Tanzania Component Safari on Shaggy, Aly
- c) 5th June 2011 Simba Sounds on Makako, Anna
- d) 3rd Feb 2013 East Africa Encounter on Sparky, Leanne
- December 2015 East African Encounter with Vee and David
- e) 27th Feb 2013 Simba Sounds on Makako, Leanne
- f) 19th April 2013 Namibia Nomad on Pumba, Ali
- g) 18th May 2014, Namibia Nomad on Wiley, George
- h) 8th July 2014 Face of Africa with Joe & Angelo on Sparky
- i) 24th August 2014 Wildlife and Spice Island with Vee and Angelo on Sparky
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Category Archives: f) 19th April 2013 Namibia Nomad on Pumba, Ali
Day 22 Cape Town & sad goodbyes
Yep a few sore heads this morning, but again, like the sturdy overlanders that we are we pulled through to enjoy our last ride on Pumba (the truck). With Table Mountain in our sights our final destination of Cape Town … Continue reading
Day 20 & 21 Wine Tasting!!
As you can probably imagine this morning was not pretty, but surprisingly most recovered pretty quickly which was a good job as we were heading to the South Africa’s wine capital – Stellenbosch. Thankfully, wine tasting was not scheduled for … Continue reading
Days 18 & 19 Crossing the Orange River
Today we were continued further south and stopped within swimming distance of South Africa, literally, as we camped on the edge of the Orange River which marks the border between Namibia and South Africa. Here we had our first sighting … Continue reading
Day 17 Fish River Canyon and Ai-Ais
After leaving Sesrium and the giant sand dunes we spent an extremely cold night at a little town of Bethanie. A place so cold that the water in the kettle was frozen in the morning!! From there we went to … Continue reading
Days 15 &16 Sesreim & the Namib-Naukluft Dunes
Sadly we had to leave the comfort of the hostel and real beds but we drove to yet another glorious site as Sesreim campsite is nestled in among the vast red sand dunes. The drive to get there was … Continue reading
Days 13 & 14 Swakopmund Activities
Day one in this, Namibia’s adventure capital, was full of activities. Sandboarding on the dunes in the morning was fantastic– although the consensus was that going down was a lot more fun than going back up the dunes. If only … Continue reading
Days 11 & 12 Himba Village & Cape Cross seal colony
Leaving the Cheetah park we headed for a totally different experience – visiting a Himba village. Because of the harsh desert climate in the region where they live and their seclusion from outside influences, the Himba have managed to maintain … Continue reading
Day 10 Cheetah
Our final morning in Etosha we woke early as hoping to catch sight of some more amazing animals in the cool dawn and our fantastic luck run of luck continued. Just before exiting the park we caught glimpse of a … Continue reading
Days 8 & 9 Etosha
Although Etosha means ‘place of dry water’, the Park is innovatively set up with watering holes that provide great game viewing opportunities as high concentrations of animals gather to drink. As planned, we arrived early enough to end the day … Continue reading
Days 6 & 7 Namibia here we come!
On the sixth day of our Namibian Nomad Safari we drive north from Maun for a few hours to reach an area of ancient rock paintings of the San Bushmen. We set up our bush camp and enjoy or last … Continue reading