Blogs about: Namib Desert
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SUNSET SESRIEM STYLE
It was late afternoon, then sun setting to the west as we descended the 30m into the Canyon floor. As we walk down the walls on either side tell a story of a bygone era. It is a natural canyon whose s… more →
Sunway Safaris - Adventures in Africa blog
TOP AFRICAN BEACHES YOU'D WANNA VISIT
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wrote 2 days ago: This is for those of you that love to travel, all my people going to Africa this summer and you just … more →
Picture of the Day: Fairy Circles
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wrote 1 week ago: Credit: Image courtesy of N. Juergens Fairy circles are circular patches of perennial grasses with a … more →
Amazing places around the world - Part II
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wrote 1 week ago: Deadvlei in Mamibia Death Row by Marsel van Oosten Fairy Pools at the Top, Isle of Skye, Scotland … more →
Namib Desert
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wrote 1 week ago: We arrived into Windhoek around 7pm, rented our VW Polo, and headed into the city eager for an early … more →
Introducing Namibia - A Country of Endless Horizons
wrote 2 weeks ago: In conjunction with Travel 2, one of our preferred suppliers for holidays to Namibia, who offer a wi … more →
The Art of Place: Love, a Friday thought
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wrote 3 weeks ago: by Elizabeth Viljoen (co-editor with Siobhan Passmore) Like warm homemade bread is a heart broken by … more →
Ambitious Port Plan for Walvis Bay
wrote 3 weeks ago: Computer-generated imagery of what the Walvis Bay North Port will look like when built. Image cour … more →
Heymans to defend his title at the KIA Mountain Bike Series 2013
wrote 3 weeks ago: WINDHOEK - The two-day KIA Mountain Bike Series 2013 kicks off with the 3rd edition of the annual Kl … more →
Thirst things first
wrote 3 weeks ago: Dust to dust: climbing Dune 45. Photo: Alamy For all the desert’s stark beauty, Lance Richards … more →
It feels just like home… Spitzkoppe
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wrote 4 weeks ago: Spitzkoppe is located in the Namib Desert, near to Swokopmund. It consists of a 700 million year old … more →
Quilts Visiting the Red Dunes, March 2013
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wrote 1 month ago: Happy Thursday everyone! Apologies for the delay in publishing – my daughter has been rather b … more →
THE POP UP HOUSE
wrote 1 month ago: The Namib Desert. A four wheel drive, long dusty roads and our mobile home for the following fifteen … more →
THE 33 MOST BEAUTIFUL ABANDONED PLACES IN THE WORLD
wrote 1 month ago: 1. CHRIST OF THE ABYSS AT SAN FRUTTUOSO, ITALY Via: en.www.lensart.ru 2. KOLMANSKOP IN THE NAMIB DES … more →
Ongongo Oasis, Meeting Himba, and a furious game of soccer.
wrote 1 month ago: So far Namibia has been laying on Landscape heavy experiences, one breathtaking area after the next. … more →
Kulala desert lodge – kids on safari can be done…
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wrote 1 month ago: There are a few options for “Best Job in the World”. I think my schoolfriend has had mos … more →
Exploring the pretty coastal town of Swakopmund - between the great Atlantic Ocean and the dramatic Namib desert
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wrote 1 month ago: “Welcome to my home town, Flat Kathy!” said Reggie, beaming at me excitedly. We had just … more →
Kolmanskop: A Ghost Diamond
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wrote 1 month ago: In the early 1900 the Namib desert was a famous diamond site for many Germans. Many of them moved th … more →
African Circle Mystery Solved? Maybe It’s Chewing.
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wrote 1 month ago: By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD 28th March 2013. Find Full Article Here:- Photo N. Juergens An aerial view … more →
What Causes Fairy Circles in the Namib Desert?
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wrote 1 month ago: A fascinating new paper in Science on the so-called “fairy circles” in the inhospitable … more →
