Imagine yourself experiencing the wild near our safari lodge in South Africa. Elephants trekking across the plains as hippos splash in the muddy water and lions roar while chilling on the grass. Not to forget the zebra and antilopes mingling together as if plotting a mischief for their enemies under the clear blue sky. For […]
Khaudum National Park is situated in the northeastern corner off Namibia, just south of the Caprivi Strip and borders Botswana’s western fringe. Known as ‘Bushmenland’, it is part of the greater Kalahari Desert. The Khaudum River has played a major role in wildlife migration from the eastern side of the Namib Desert, Etosha Pan into […]
via Khaudum National Park Introduction, Namibia — Travels with Ben
“The wildlife and it’s habitat can not speak. So we must and we will. Theodore Roosevelt” To be part of conservation and to take our clients on safaris to wonderful destinations where they can see conservation first hand and be close to the magnificent animals that we concern ourselves about is such a privilege. Join […]
via The privilege of our Conservation journey — Nature Travel Conservation
Join Namibia Vet Safaris for a unique safari experience. We run and organise Wildlife Vet experiences for vets, vet nurses and anyone interested in learning more, research trips for biologists or anyone with an interest in research as well as Conservation Safaris where you can get a behind the scenes hands on experience learning more […]
Cape Town and the Kruger National Park area might as well have been on different planets. We hopped a short flight to Hoedspruit, a rural town adjacent to the park that sits in a “malaria zone” (I recommend getting anti-malaria pills from your doc before you come). The size of the arrival airport is jarring […]
via Voyage South Africa–Kruger National Park — Chaos & Coffee Beans
Unwilling to leave the animals so soon, we decided to drive south through Kruger National Park, rather than taking the quicker but infinitely less interesting highway. It was quick and easy to get into the park and we were surprised by how few instructions we were given before being waved through the gates. Going on […]
via Self drive in The Kruger and Barberton — The Rolling Stones
