by p432140 | Feb 28, 2020 | Gondwana Collection, Travel Tips
As soon as you type the words “Namibia”, “safari”, and “adventure” into a search engine, you might be surprised by how many websites will compete with each other to lure you into booking a self-drive safari. This form of experiencing a foreign country is trending...
by p432140 | Feb 21, 2020 | Gondwana Collection, Travel Tips
If Namibia is “Africa for beginners”, then Safari2Go is definitely “Namibia for beginners”. It offers easy, hassle-free adventures at your fingertips … without you having to lift a finger. Where does one start exploring a country so large, so varied in...
by p432140 | Feb 7, 2020 | Blogger, Gondwana Collection
A swarm of honeybees makes its way into the hive – with yellow pollen pants! It is an astonishing sight – incredible in every sense of the word, especially because this is in one of Namibia’s most arid regions. Welcome to Kaokoland – a true wilderness that is home to...
by p432140 | Jan 31, 2020 | Gondwana Collection, Travel Tips
I’m sure you’ve all done your research and have thoroughly planned your Namibian itinerary, but have you thought about things you could do in your spare time? Besides ticking off the national parks, the deserts, the beautiful landscapes and the ocean on your bucket...
by p432140 | Jan 24, 2020 | Gondwana Collection, Travel Tips
We are up before the crack of dawn. It is a slow morning because getting up this early on your holiday is rather uncalled for. But the guide promised us the previous evening that we wouldn’t regret it. After a short drive we arrive at the sunrise spot where we run up...
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...
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