Namibia Travel Blogs

And on.Life seemed to go surprisingly quickly onboard, though I couldn't say why. I had expected a slow pace of life and the journey to drag on, but it actually seemed to go faster than pretty much every other long sea Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Jul 5, 2010
Namibia Part 2Wednesday May 19th, 2010 Brake Line Drama Stay: Solitaire Guest Farm, Solitaire, Namibia After breakfast we have a quick AGM (Svenska: överläggning) and decide it’s time to move on today. We’re going to drive to the one-bakery / one-horse town of Soli Posted by dawniecoz in Bob in Africa | May 31, 2010
Namibia Part 1Tuesday May 11th, 2010 Kusane River Road Hell! Today we’re embarking on probably the last ‘impassable’ road of the trip. We’ve decided to tr Posted by dawniecoz in Bob in Africa | May 30, 2010
Life in a truck part IIHi again! Well I thought I would start off this entry with a piccie of our truck, Tana. Would you like that? Here you go then. So, wher Posted by Sarnia in Sarnia's 2009/2010 trip | May 26, 2010
Walvisbaai. AgainWalvisbaai was covered in a surprising grey layer of mist, and it had rained a bit during the night. It was also, if not cold, then much chillier than expected and on my previous visits. My grand plans for shore, Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Jun 3, 2010
AnchorageBeing a cargo ship means that things are not always as smooth as on a passenger boat or a cruise liner. We had made good time to Walvisbaai, and were in anchorage outside by midday on the 3rd day. The Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Jun 3, 2010
Passing RMSIt was coming to the end of the my first full day at sea. Cape Town is now but a distant memory. I was just before 18:00 and I had just come up from dinner. I still had my coffee, Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Jun 1, 2010
Life in a truckHello all, everyone well? Good, good, that's what I like to hear. I have a fair bit to write as I obviously have not been very diligent about my updates. Sorry. Well, in the end my plans changed as they always do Posted by Sarnia in Sarnia's 2009/2010 trip | May 21, 2010
Southern Africa AdventureArrived here yesterday pm .Explored a very nice town.Explored the sea and sand dunes today although at first the weather was not good .T 13c overcast raining.Had wonderful cruise watching and touching seals,sea lions, pelicans,flamingoes,dolphins,skuas. F Posted by Geopat in Southern Africa Adventure 36 | Apr 23, 2010
First ContactHi everybody sorry this has been so long coming but there has been no connection until now. Seen Girraffe,Elephant Lion Tiger Rhino Black and White Jackal Wild Boar Wart Hog Meerkat Mongoose banded Mongooseevery type of antelope african wild cat Posted by Geopat in Southern Africa Adventure 36 | Apr 21, 2010
African wildlifeWeek 6 Thursday 11 – Thursday 18 (march) Forestill dere sommerferien, du ligger på stranden, i hagen eller i båten og slapper helt av til naturens lyder. Vel, glem lyden av havet, lyden av vinden i trærne, eller fuglene som synger! Posted by Navarro in Namibia | Mar 19, 2010
I love my life!Week 3 Thursday 18 – Thursday 25 (february) Som sagt fikk jeg bli med på krokodille fødsel, og senere på dagen gikk jeg tur med løvene. Det var helt fantastisk!!!! Vi lekte ”gjemsel” med dem. Haha.. Vi gjemte oss bak busker, så Posted by Navarro in Namibia | Feb 25, 2010
Endelig internett! Week 1 Thursday 4 – Thursday 11 (february) Jeg ankommer flyplassen i Windhoek og blir plukket opp av en lokal fyr. Her møter jeg en norsk gutt som skal samme sted som meg. Fra sekundet jeg setter foten ut av flyplassen blir Posted by Navarro in Namibia | Feb 20, 2010
NamibiaTwo weeks ago I set off from Cape Town to finally start my trip that I have been waiting for, for such a long time. From Cape Town it took us two days to get into Namibia and during those Posted by Logoll in Epic Africa | Dec 21, 2009
How did I end up here?To start a new log is always a bit difficult. It's the thing about 'setting the scene'. And a bit about 'where to take it from here'. Right... Well, I've decided to start a travel blog. Not because I'm traveling a Posted by Chiruru in Out of Africa | Dec 15, 2009
Learning to Fly Entering Namibia has been, to me, the greatest culture change encountered. After recently traveling through so many war-torn, third-world, and undeveloped countries, my first impression of Namibia was utter civilization shock. Posted by binderblog in [Into and] Out of Africa | Dec 12, 2009
Masses of elephants, whales and HUGE sand dunes ⁃ Etosha National Park ⁃ Cheetah Park ⁃ Spitzkoppe ⁃ Swakopmund ⁃ Soussevlei ⁃ Fish River Canyon Chloe's Namibian Photos (http://www.flickr.com/photos/chloezylstra/sets/72157622657072738/) [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/rolandir Posted by rolando in Chloe & Rolands Global Adventure | Oct 27, 2009
Namibia the land of desert, sand and windI left Vic Falls on a sunny Saturday morning on the 4th July, I was feeling a bit home sick as everybody back home would be at my good friends Danny and Gemma wedding and I would be missing Posted by machine in Jamie's Travel Blog | Aug 13, 2009
A heartfelt elk wise apologyDear friends! I can not possibly bring myself to apologise enough for the lack of news from me in the last few months. Fear not though, I am doing quite well, although *it* has seemingly gone from one farcial episode to Posted by I_am_Clive in The World According to.... Clive | Jul 21, 2009
What Was Lost in the Desert(and what was gained) What happens when you combine three blond Finnish girls, a strange welsh man, a temperamental 4x4 called Imogen, and a gay Zambian alcoholic albino giraffe (inflatable)? A four-and -a-half week road trip across Namibia, of course. Posted by Ofelia in Where is Maaret? | Mar 20, 2009
Not the ideal endingYou always look back and think “what if”. You replay incidents over and over in your head. It is a natural human reaction, and I am especially prone to it. What if... If only... Why didn't I... But for me, Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Apr 21, 2009
The Strange beauty of ImogenThe strange beauty of Imogen. Imogen, named as by now you will have realised for reasons which have been long since forgotten by everybody, was pretty much a tank. But for a confused Welshman and 3 Finnish women who were excited Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Apr 13, 2009
The trials and tribulations of Håkan-SvenThis is Håkan-Sven. Why he was named Håkan-Sven is now lost in the midst of time and was never very interesting anyway. Actually, there is no picture of Håkan-Sven here as we do not deem him worthy enough of a Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Apr 13, 2009
Week 3 -NamibiaFor those of you tuning in, we are currently in Botswana, fresh from the Delta and heading to Vic Falls for week 4! Before we begin though, we should mention the two men who make things possible and the fearless Posted by guypearson in Brothers Pearson RTW 09 | Mar 28, 2009
The travels of Edith, and introducing.... Fred.This is Edith. Why she was named Edith remains something of a mystery to all except those involved, and even they don't really Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Mar 27, 2009

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