Okakuito river camp is owned by a family friend of ours and we come about 4x a year! Im literally in my tent at camp 6 while typing this I find it amazing that people are finally giving this one of a kind camp some attention!!
When we visited in August I noticed the amount of trees that have been cut down 😢 twenty years ago you drove just off the road and into the bush, now it is so open. It needs a new plan to start growing again. But it’s lovely there ❤
Okacuito looks amazing, We've been to Rundu but after seeing this, I really want to try out Okacuito now!...that spot on the river looks awesome! Ndurukoro also looks very nice
Awesome if Possible it would be Wonderful. There is quite a Few of us older Veterans who would love to see what it Look like today. Though i doubt if there will be Much left of it. Will understand if it is not possible. 🤝🏻🤝🏻🤝🏻 Keep up the Good work
If you can, please do not use the Engen station as you leave Rundu. That is the one on the left at the junction with the main road to Katima. There are a few skelms hanging out there ready to tell you a lot of kak and who would try to rob you. The people working at the service stations all seem to like communicating with you from the left side of your vehicle. Please remember to keep your doors locked and windows closed as they would attempt to open your passenger door without invitation just to ask you how much fuel you need. I always force them to walk around to the right and then very politely tell them what I need. How do I do it? When they start hammering on your passenger window and attempt to open a locked window, you just ignore them and keep yourself busy with 'rearranging' stuff in your vehicle. They will eventually come to the driver's side of the vehicle....
Dude when you do the conversions it seems like everything is more affordable in Namibia. A loaf of bread in canada is like $4 thats like 40 Namibian also everything looks cleaner and the roads look nicer. You can go outside more than 4 months of the year. How do I become African? Sign me up lol
Okakuito river camp is owned by a family friend of ours and we come about 4x a year!
Im literally in my tent at camp 6 while typing this
I find it amazing that people are finally giving this one of a kind camp some attention!!
When we visited in August I noticed the amount of trees that have been cut down 😢 twenty years ago you drove just off the road and into the bush, now it is so open. It needs a new plan to start growing again. But it’s lovely there ❤
Nick, jou channel is amazing!
Blue berry production farm at mashare irrigation scheme👌👌
Fntastic as always! A kindred spirit indeed.
The Okacuito lodge/camp looks like a little gem.
It really is. Been back again for a second time.
Okacuito looks amazing, We've been to Rundu but after seeing this, I really want to try out Okacuito now!...that spot on the river looks awesome! Ndurukoro also looks very nice
Definitely, I'll probably stop there on my way back again. Decent tiger fishing as well if you are into that
Great video, makes me miss Africa alot!
And on tht 3way left thts were my house is, miss it so much 😢
Some excellent places to stay
"A packet of teeth"
You're hilarious 😂
😂
First comment! What beautiful spots to set up camp. Okacuito probably my favourite out of those three :)
Mine as well🙂
This is amazing
I want to come along🥺 can I come along to were ever you are going basically. You can keep me in the back with all your stuff 😂😂
😂
Your second camp I would have stayed a few days there.
Oh yes. I think Ill stop there again on my way back agaon
Beautiful video
thank you👍😁
Rundu is my town and mashare is my village ♥️
I'm gonna be staying @Mahangu Safari Lodge
Enjoy🥳
Hallo there Verry Nice Video's. Please
Can you Maybe Make a Video Showing Buffalo The old 32Bn Army Base??
😊
Ill see if I can get there
Awesome if Possible it would be Wonderful. There is quite a Few of us older Veterans who would love to see what it Look like today. Though i doubt if there will be Much left of it.
Will understand if it is not possible. 🤝🏻🤝🏻🤝🏻 Keep up the Good work
What mobile provider is best to use? Do you have airtel in Namibia, as in Zambia where i'm based.
MTC is the main one and best to use
@@NickfrNamibia thank you!
Any camps got internet spot? Tourist internatiol wil weet.
hi Johannes. Mukuku has good wifi and Okacuito decent cell signal which I used to hotspot
Wich month was the trip?
December
If you can, please do not use the Engen station as you leave Rundu. That is the one on the left at the junction with the main road to Katima. There are a few skelms hanging out there ready to tell you a lot of kak and who would try to rob you. The people working at the service stations all seem to like communicating with you from the left side of your vehicle. Please remember to keep your doors locked and windows closed as they would attempt to open your passenger door without invitation just to ask you how much fuel you need. I always force them to walk around to the right and then very politely tell them what I need. How do I do it? When they start hammering on your passenger window and attempt to open a locked window, you just ignore them and keep yourself busy with 'rearranging' stuff in your vehicle. They will eventually come to the driver's side of the vehicle....
noted, I used the one in town
This place do monthly deals?
Which one....you can send Leon at Ndurukoro a whatsapp and ask. +26four8112four1zero5one
Dude when you do the conversions it seems like everything is more affordable in Namibia.
A loaf of bread in canada is like $4 thats like 40 Namibian also everything looks cleaner and the roads look nicer.
You can go outside more than 4 months of the year. How do I become African? Sign me up lol
🤣 yes i have some Canadian friends and they find things extremely cheap here...but off course not everythings perfect here. Close, but not perfect
We can camp 365 days. Even if there is rain, it doesn't usually cancel a trip.