Survival training with the San
Next to last station: Ghanzi
The next morning I’m pretty whacked. No. 1: Mirko snored all night, and snored so loudly that there is certainly no animal left within a radius of 100 kilometres. Besides, I’m sure someone or something sneaked around our car around 3:00 in the morning. Probably the inhabitants
World Cultural Heritage Tsodilo Hills
Today we want to cross the border to Botswana again and there are about 250 kilometres to go. The directions are very simple. Go straight ahead for 200 km, cross the border and turn right at the next possibility and follow the road if available. If you can’t see a road,
Mahango National Park – small but beautiful
Today we want to visit some excursion destinations in the near surroundings. But first we head to the supermarket to buy the most important things for our upcoming camping in the middle of nowhere. There is only one supermarket in the whole village and it is not even recognizable
300 kilometres through the Caprivi strip
Today we want to travel through the Caprivi Strip of Namibia, or as it is recently called, the Zambezi region, to our camp at Popa Falls. We are especially looking forward to it, because hopefully we have booked quite luxurious tree houses there and especially Veronica is completely excited.
Sunset on Zambezi River
Spending money made easy
We pack our 7 things and drive on to the Namibian border. Until then we have about one hour drive and luckily it is only a short distance to drive today.
Shortly before the border post we have to pass through the exit of the national park and at such exits we always have
Chobe National Park
The next morning we peel out of bed at half past five and pack our things. Because before we continue our journey, we want to do the morning game drive. Over the dark road at the wild corridor we drive to Kasane, fortunately without seeing an elephant and park our car
Zimbabwe and Victoria Falls
The next morning we leave early to Zimbabwe to see the Victoria Falls. Our driver introduces himself as Richard and looks like Rastaman himself, unfortunately he wears a knitted cap over his huge amount of hair, so that we can’t admire Rastafari in its totality.
On our