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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Recent Posts
- Kenya & Tanzania Travel Tales by Emily, Absolute Africa Tour Leader
- 11 December 2015 East African Encounter with Vee & David on Kifaru
- Kenya and Tanzania Safari with Philippa & Stephen on Makako: Days 14 – 18
- Kenya and Tanzania Safari with Philippa & Stephen on Makako: Days 12 – 13
- Kenya and Tanzania Safari with Philippa & Stephen on Makako: Days 9 – 11
Recent Comments
- Steph P on Day 7 Nyakhanazi – Kigali
- Nikki on Cape Town, Day 71
- Steph on Namib Desert Dunes, Day 65
- rebecca aitken on Matopos National Park, Day 46
- Steph on Xmas Day, Houseboats, Day 42
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Namibia Nomad – Days 17 to 20
Namibia Nomad Days 17 to 20 The Namib desert is one of the driest and oldest ecosystems on earth. The landscape is barren and dry! Shist and gravel flats stretch for miles meeting enormous sheer mountains made from stone and … Continue reading
Namibia Nomad – Days 5 to 12
Days five and six So we come out of the Delta and overnight again in Maun. For some of the team on the truck, the Botswana Namibia border crossing was their eight immigration stamp in their passport since being on … Continue reading
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
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
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
Stellenbosch, Day 69 and 70
Wine has been produced in South Africa ever since the Dutch settlement here, more than 400 years ago. Then the French came as a result of being evicted from France during the Reformation, and they helped to perfect the art … Continue reading
Cheetah Park, Day 59
Namibia has one of the largest populations of cheetahs in all of Africa. Because of their population numbers they are found outside of the National Parks and come onto local farms and kill livestock. This upsets local farmers and they … Continue reading
Posted in a) 14th Nov 2010 Absolute Safari on Shaggy, Denis
Tagged absolute africa, African adventure, bakkies, Cheetah park, eat in peace or. . risk get yourself a cheetah love bite!, namibia, Namibian farmers may help sustain and even improve the genetic pool of wild cheetahs, National Parks
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Etosha National Park, Day 57, and 58
Etosha National Park is the best National park in Namibia to see game. However in the rainy season like anywhere else in Africa, spotting game becomes more of a challenge. It all comes down to the 2 essentials you need … Continue reading
Bushman’s Reservation, Day 56
The previous day we entered Namibia, which was previously known as South West Africa when it was part of South Africa, and before that as one of Germany’s few colonies. The country only broke away from South Africa in 1990 … Continue reading