Exploring Namibia

The plan of the day was to head out early, check out the "Tsumcore" waterhole (with a high probability of lions), then have a late breakfast and finally continue our journey back in the direction of Windhoek. We had quite a lot of kilometers to get through to get back

On day 10 we started from the camp, early morning I checked on the waterhole, but there was just a few gnus there. We left in the morning at about 10 or so. That was very relaxed but maybe not the best idea as the likeliness of seeing animals is

The next day we started to make our way further up north to the Etosha National Park, one of Africa's largest national parks. The park is a 22000 square kilometer area with massive amounts of animals around the "Etosha pan", a large dry area. In the park there are lots

After our tour in Swapokmund we drove to the next point on the roadmap: Uis, a very small place located perfectly to our next points of interests. To not get hangry (hungry -> angry) again we also made ourselves some avocado sandwiches. On the way we also saw a lot

From the "Alte Brücke" camp site we made another early start to arrive at a meeting point at around 8:00 in the morning. There we got picked up by "Tommy's Tours" for a so called "Living Desert Tour" to checkout all the animals living in the sand of the

After our adventures in the sand in Sesriem we drove onward on a pretty bad road. To shorten our drives we decided to stay in Solitaire, a small place, not much bigger than an average gas station next to a highway in Europe. There is a bakery / restaurant, a small

During our stay at the very nice campsite near the D707 we where dealing with a lot of black/bluish birds, here are a few shots of them. After an amazing sunset I also tried to shoot some stars again. While we where sitting outside we noticed several wild horses

After leaving the quiver trees we decided to fill up our Diesel and head on to the next stop: Klein-Aus Vista Camp, a beautiful camp site, situated between some hills. The area is famous for Namibia's wild horses. After checking in we headed straight to a waterhole about 20km from

Continuing our Journey we arrived at the quivertree forest camp at around 18:30 on day 1. I must note that I usually write while we are on the road, so my posts might be overlapping a little bit, in this case also covering the evening of day one. As

After a long flight we arrived at Windhoek at about 7 in the morning. Against our expectations the temperature was quite chilled, some of the airport personnel where even wearing gloves. We quickly found our pickup but then figured that we need to get enough cash to pay for the

First day of our Journey, everything is packed, and we are on our way to the Airport... But right when we got on the train to the airport, we all recieved a message "Flight to Frankfurt is canceled".... 🤯 After a short moment of confusion we decided to still head to