by p432140 | Sep 18, 2020 | Ecology & Nature, Travel Tips
Anyone who has been to Bwabwata National Park or any lesser-known park for that matter, will agree that Namibia is so much more than Etosha and Sossusvlei. Although the latter two destinations are undoubtedly worthy to feature in almost every itinerary, there are many...
by p432140 | Aug 21, 2020 | Ecology & Nature, Gondwana Collection
When travelling to north-central Namibia during the rainy season, you might hear people talk about oshana (singular) or iishana (plural). These regions include the Owambo expanse, as well as Etosha where you will come across vast salt pans. If it rains enough, these...
by p432140 | Aug 14, 2020 | Ecology & Nature, Gondwana Collection
Every year, around the month of July, the Kalahari Anib Park and Canyon Park of Gondwana Collection Namibia host two weekends of game counting, whereby those, who are able and willing to help out, join the Park wardens to determine how many animals the two parks hold....
by p432140 | Aug 7, 2020 | Ecology & Nature
On a scale of serene, breathtaking, awe-inspiring to heart-racing, adrenaline pumping, and rip-roaring, it has it all! A guided excursion to Sandwich Harbour promises to be a thrilling experience that will also bring moments of peace and silence as you admire this...
by p432140 | Jan 10, 2020 | Ecology & Nature, Gondwana Collection
The desert-adapted Dune Lark is Namibia’s only endemic* bird. It does not drink water and feeds on seeds and insects in the desert. This little dune runner’s distribution range is entirely within the Namib Sand Sea, from the Kuiseb River in the north to the Koichab...
by p432140 | Dec 27, 2019 | Ecology & Nature, Stories & History
Why is the Atlantic Ocean that touches the Namibian coastline so ice cold? It first sparked my interest when I dipped toes into the Atlantic Ocean on the Floridian coastline. I anticipated the water to be a lot colder because that is how I knew and loved the Atlantic...
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