Monthly Archives: August 2016

Xakanaxa in the Okavango Delta The mighty Okavango is the third largest river in southern Africa and it flows south east from the Angolan highlands, over 1000km away, taking up to six months to reach the delta area which floods … Continue reading →

Savuti Park and Moremi Park We drove for miles over sandy bumps and crevices that passed as a road. We were loaded with food and enough water for six days. We would not see a tarmac road again for all … Continue reading →

Chobe River Camp in Chobe National Park – WILD camping. We left the Riverfront Hotel in Zambia when it was dark. We were wrapped up in jackets and hats as it was freezing. We drove past the dusty villages outside … Continue reading →

Zambia – The River Lodge Hotel What bliss, a lovely room, hot shower and a beautiful tropical outlook. We were glad to relax, as we had endured an epic ten and half hour journey through Namibia. The road was so … Continue reading →

From Maun to the Okavango Delta We are home, we are safe but most of all we are CLEAN! Who would have thought that that would have been such a priority? For two weeks we had sporadic use of the … Continue reading →