Camping in Namibia is full of excitement and challenges. This is easily the cheapest way to find accommodation in Namibia (without staying at a lodge!). Campsites in Namibia can be a great place to find a pool, meet new friends, and watch the stars. Here’s what we did to get the most out of our trip.
We spent a month self driving in Namibia in March of 2018. We drove across the border with South Africa in the south, making our way to the coast at Lüderitz, inland through the desert and then back to the coast at Swakopmund. We left Namibia via Etosha, and then the Caprivi region before heading south into Botswana. Self driving in Namibia is not for the faint of heart, but we’ve got a few tips on how to do it as safely and comfortably as possible!
On our road trip through Africa from February – April 2018, we spent a month doing some amazing Namibia travel. The Caprivi strip exists as a place just as wild…Read More
Considering your first Safari in Africa? Botswana and Namibia both provide excellent options, but it can be difficult to make a decision if your time is short. We visited Etosha…Read More
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Swakopmund, or what the locals just call “Swakop” is a beach town sandwiched between the Skeleton coast to the north, Mad-Max desert to the east, sand dunes to the south…Read More
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