by p432140 | Apr 30, 2021 | Ecology & Nature, Gondwana Collection
Although game drives and sunset cruises are not on the top of my bucket list, a cruise on the river is a must for each and every bird lover. Try to organize joining the Hakusembe Sunset Boat Cruise or the Namushasha Morning/Afternoon Boat Cruise for a birding trip....
by p432140 | Apr 23, 2021 | Ecology & Nature, Gondwana Collection
A planned overnight stop on my way to the Zambezi region usually ends up being at one of my favourite places to stay at, and staying for just one night almost always ends up in staying 2 or 3 nights. The view from the deck onto the Okavango River, and the food are not...
by p432140 | Apr 16, 2021 | Blogger, Ecology & Nature
I must be honest; I was a bit sceptical about the birding possibilities of this area. Kalahari Anib Lodge definitely provides some wonderful sunrises and sunsets, spectacular red dunes, a million Shepard Trees and some rather interesting flowers, which have been...
by p432140 | Apr 9, 2021 | Ecology & Nature, Gondwana Collection
Situated in Damaraland, and having so many Mopane trees in the camp area, it is obvious that the lodge should be called Damara Mopane Lodge. Due to the fact that the area is situated in the endemic region of Namibia, it is no wonder that the fauna and flora is stacked...
by p432140 | Apr 1, 2021 | Blogger, Ecology & Nature
On the 8th of February during our month road trip in Namibia, Daniele and I went with our 4×4 to explore where the Southern Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean and reached the impressive landmark of Sandwich Harbour. We met Ben the owner of Sand Waves in front...
by p432140 | Feb 12, 2021 | Blogger, Ecology & Nature
The words ‘May you live in interesting times’ came true for all of us in 2020 whether we wanted it to or not. Covid-19 arrived with a vengeance, generating a worldwide flurry of fear. I realised with a dire feeling of angst that if an Earth cataclysm could wipe out...
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