Everything you need to know about visiting Etosha, sandboarding, surviving Namibia’s bush, visiting the famous sand dunes in Sossusvlei, and fun facts about Namibia, like how it’s the world’s cheetah capital.
11 awesome facts about Namibia! Did you know that Namibia is home to the world’s largest free-roaming population of cheetahs? One of the planet’s oldest deserts can be found here as well. Find out more:
6 of the best places to visit in Namibia for nature and wildlife sightings including 2 UNESCO sites, cheetahs, black rhino tracking on foot and virtually guaranteed multiple wildlife sightings at the waterholes of Etosha National Park.
For some reason I thought I’d be really good at sandboarding in Namibia. Turns out I wasn’t. In fact, I sucked at it. But I also learned to be thankful for the experience.
Could survive in the wild of the Namibian Bush? Even for a night? Here’s a crash course on how to do so from a local San.
Although my wilderness survival skills may be somewhat questionable, I do know how to catch a guinea fowl – Namibian San (bushman) style. At least I do in theory…
Namibia the cheetah capital of the world is home to an incredible 3000 cheetahs. I was fortunate enough to spend the day with a few of the fastest animals on the planet.