Archive for the ‘Namibia Travel Guide’ Category
Horse Riding Namibia
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Namibia is a huge and apparently inhospitable country that offers one of the best, but toughest horse trails in the region. As well as Namib Trail, there is shorter Panorama Trail, a shorter desert trail, horseback in the Namib Rand Nature Reserve and an epic trail along the Skeleton Coast, all run by the same company.There are few outdoor activities that beat cantering off into the bush, mountain or desert on horseback. Read the rest of this entry »
Safaris in Namibia
Orange River Safaris
Drive in Central Kalahari The wide Orange river, which divides southern Namibia from north-western South Africa is surrounded by a mountainous, barren but beautiful region known as the Richtersveld.A Johannesburg based company, Adventure Runners, organises camel safaris in this remote territory. Read the rest of this entry »
Namibia Dive Sites
The Namibia coast is not ideal for diving. It’s a shallow, high-energy coast so the visibility is usually less than one metre and the water is cold. The cray fishing in the season (1November to 30 April) is very good, though most Namibian divers dive in one of two spectacular sinkholes. They are Otjikoto and Lake Guinas, both of which are deep and at altitude. Lake Otjikoto has an underwater museum of sorts as the Germans dumped vast quantities of ammunition, including large guns. The largest known underground lake in the world is in Namibia, in Dragon’s Breath cave. Read the rest of this entry »
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