Compiled by Marita van Rooyen Situated in a classic traditional building – which formerly served as prominent businessman Albi Brückner’s residence – and complemented by modern […]
A landmark Women in Tourism Indaba was held last week in Windhoek, where a number of stand out females involved in the tourism sector were highlighted. […]
… where a vegetable patch is a definite no-no Text and photos by Pompie Burger – Main photo: Thick-billed weaver. Imagine staying in a town halfway between […]
A landmark Women in Tourism Indaba was held last week in Windhoek, where a number of stand out women involved in the tourism sector were highlighted. With this […]
Posted by Shannon Stowell of Adventure Travel Trade Association in July on the adventureblog.nationalgeographic.com The Zambezi River in Namibia curls by my deck at the Ntwala Island Lodge, dark river […]
Don’t miss out on two talks about the recently proclaimed UNESCO world heritage site – The Namib Sand Sea. Tonight, Dr Mary Seely, who was instrumental […]
A landmark Women in Tourism Indaba was held last week in Windhoek, where a number of stand out females involved in the tourism sector were highlighted. With this […]
Text by Susann Kinghorn & photos by Paul van Schalkwyk During my childhood in Windhoek chameleons were virtually our pets. All too often we discovered one […]
Owned by Johan and Elfie Kotze – the creative originators of Toshari Lodge in Etosha – Swakopmund Sands Hotel is where warmth, true hospitality and personalised […]
A landmark Women in Tourism Indaba was held last week in Windhoek, where a number of stand out women involved in the tourism sector were highlighted. With this […]
UPDATE On August 1, the desert lion nicknamed Terrace (XPL-68) caused surprise and concern when he swam 76 metres across the Kunene river, taking him from […]
By Jeff Muntifering Photograph: The Little Swiss as photographed by a Rhino Ranger team During the past few months after our successful mid-term training workshop, news has […]
Text and photos by Luise Hoffmann As you travel along the B8 from Grootfontein towards Rundu, the trees on the roadside become increasingly taller and more […]
RESCUE OPERATION UNDERWAY TO SAVE SURVIVING VULTURE CHICKS AND ADULTS FROM MASS POISONING IN BWABWATA NATIONAL PARK Schockwaves and anger flooded the conservation sector in Namibia […]
A landmark Women in Tourism Indaba was held last week in Windhoek, where a number of stand out women involved in the tourism sector were highlighted. With this […]
Text by Hu Berry The Desert is both fascinating and terrifying It is the great, lonely void, And humans instinctively dread being brought face-to-face with themselves. […]
Namibia’s extreme and uninhabited landscapes are the ideal playground for extreme endurance runners. Here is a list of Namibia’s annual extreme sporting events, which forces participants […]
Onkoshi Camp is the first new lodge in the Etosha National Park built since Namibia’s independence. The latest addition to the Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) portfolio […]