The Africa They DON'T Show You! 🇳🇦 NAMIBIA (Swakopmund)
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In this video we visit Swakopmund and the famous Sandwich Harbor In Namibia
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The modern homes and historic German buildings are an awesome combination. And plus the cooler weather makes it look very laid back. Looks like one of the best places in Africa.
Watching from Naimibia..........My Namibia , My Pride❤
Thumbs up for Carol's new lens, it captured the wildlife perfectly👍
Thanks 👍 glad we bought it!
The dunes along the coastline were just beautiful. Leave it to you two to find a beach along a desert. The seal was so cute and the flamingos were beautiful 😍
At first it felt like a scene from an American Western movie, haha!
It would be scary to get lost in that desert without a tracker!
The landscape with the sea on one side and the desert on the other is really rare!
That baby seal is so cute (10' 50"), where are its parents?
That pink salt river is so beautiful. This trip is so special.
Hope your sore throat was healed!
Thank you very much for sharing, really great job! 👍😍🙏
Yes that first place reminded me of a desert town in southern U.S 😊
@@JumpingPlaces Bingo, that’s what I thought, haha! Take good care! Happy travels! 👍🥰🙏
Namibia is beautiful. I was born and raised there in 1960, near Swakopmund, and then we moved to South Africa in 1975. Love the video you made of Namibia.
Also born there (Walvis Bay 1940) changed a lot since then . 😄😄😄
Namibia is empty is because of the genocide that the Germans committed against the Herero and Narma more than 100 years ago. The Germans wiped out 85% of the Herero and 85% of the Narma and stole their land and cattle.
@@user-bk6gx7sg3jno it is empty because it is a desert. If it wasn't for the Germans the population would be lower than today's. They built all the infrastructure that facilitates all modern Namibia.
One can see how much pride they take in preserving the beauty of their country .....well done to the people of Namibia
Gave a thumbs up straightaway as knew this would be great. You didn't disappoint! Beautiful beach and dunes. The colours are fantastic. Interesting town too with the various styles in architecture. Thanks for the tour 👍✌️
Thank you Chris and Carol for sharing your story in Namibian. So beautiful.😊😊😊
Hello from the Caribbean! Thanks for this insightful video. This side of Namibia is definitely not broadcasted
4 sure Carribean.
Let it stay that way. Please google Katutura and see if you are still saying the same thing
Namibia 🇳🇦🇳🇦 is one of the best African countries to try both visit and live in someday. 😊❤
U r more than welcome
Wow sand dunes by coast eere amazing 😊
Another fantastic video!! Great job
Really nice video, you guys are lucky to see places like this!! Your videos have improved a lot and even the music is better! Good job on this one!😊❤😊❤!!
Stunning views! Wow , so much beauty... Thank you for sharing your travels ! ❤
I found this beautiful and captivating. Carol and Chris, Thanks for bringing Namibia to us! Cheers from Palm Springs🌴🌵USA👋🏻
Fabulous country❣️ thanks for great videos
THANKS FOR SHARING, I ENJOYED
Great new animal close-up shots and great drone footage as usual. Another interesting look into another interesting place.
Wonderful, we almost fell in love with the country. Thank you for reporting and I hope Chris isn't getting sick!
Incredible!! Bucket list for sure
Wow! This was very eye-opening about a place I never considered going to. Thanks for sharing
The flamingos and other close-ups looked beautiful, you picked a great lens.
I was in Swakop last November - recently. Nostalgic. I have worked and lived in Namibia before and during independence. Windhoek in German means Windy corner. Swakopmund means mouth of River Swakop.
Benefitted from apartheid I see. You had no problem living in a country where Europeans committed rape and genocide, stole the country and the livestock of the locals. Namibia is empty is because of the genocide that the Germans committed against the Herero and Narma more than 100 years ago. The Germans wiped out 85% of the Herero and 85% of the Narma and stole their land and cattle. They did the same thing in Congo where they killed 15 million out of 20 million Congolese, chopping their hands and making mountains out of them
Looked amazing, really beautiful. The dunes were fab. And the pink salt lake thingy was so cool. Love your vids, always authentic ❤
Love the new wildlife lens! Good purchase guys.
Thanks guys for the ongoing adventures!!!
We love living vicariously through you two!!!
Much love and greetings from Clearwater Florida.
Pete n JoJo :)
Wow, great content! Love following you guys. Very interesting places 🙌🌞
I always wanted to go to Namibia. Such an interesting country. A former German territory and then a South African one. Seems to unspoiled. Another great video guys. You two remain the best tour guides in the world. Thanks again.
Namibia is empty is because of the genocide that the Germans committed against the Herero and Narma more than 100 years ago. The Germans wiped out 85% of the Herero and 85% of the Narma and stole their land and cattle.
The scenery is breathtaking, but I don't think I would travel in & around the dunes along the coast even if I had a travel guide- it's looks to dangerous. Looking foreward to more episode of Namibia.
You enjoyed yourself in the sand dunes!👍The fauna is also very interesting,flamingos in Walvis Bay were in harmony with the landscape,that changes every moment.Unreal!As if I was there with you.Thank you!❤
Namibia looks quite successful and clean country comparably to other African countries
Your Western countries are failing
Its easier to manage a country with less than 3 mill population than lets say 40+mil ,which is most african countries ,but i know what you mean
🙄🤯the ignorance of this statement is on a universal level!!!!!!!! read some books and history. swakop is a German fairy town that was achieved thru genocide of the people of Namibia... this is in the history books!!! just 5 years ago Germany attempted to even pay a paltry $3bn in compensation. if you have driven from the capital to swakop you will notice the humongous, fenced farms that run for kilometres!!!!!!!! all these German and South African absentee landlords mostly. 🤔"there are no villages" yes because most live in abject poverty in tin houses. unbelievable what ignorance can be pushed on UA-cam. this situation is not tenable, and Namibia will soon have a Zimbabwe on its hands. majority of the land 80% is owned by white foreign farmers.
@@alexilaiho321 the ignorance of this statement is on a universal level!!!!!!!! read some books and history. swakop is a German fairy town that was achieved thru genocide of the people of Namibia... this is in the history books!!! just 5 years ago Germany attempted to even pay a paltry $3bn in compensation. if you have driven from the capital to swakop you will notice the humongous, fenced farms that run for kilometres!!!!!!!! all these German and South African absentee landlords mostly. 🤔"there are no villages" yes because most live in abject poverty in tin houses. unbelievable what ignorance can be pushed on UA-cam. this situation is not tenable, and Namibia will soon have a Zimbabwe on its hands. majority of the land 80% is owned by white foreign farmers
We are peaceful, clean, and happy. Like any other country, we do have crime here.
Thanks for this extraordinary video.
Absolutely beautiful. So much to take in and I'm sure it's difficult at times to capture everything on film and in pictures. This trip is top tier 👌🏼
Wonderful video of such a unique unworldly place.
i can't tell you how much i enjoyed this video. from the sickkk intro shots to the breath taking views at the dunes. wow u guys have become one of my favourite travel couples after kara and nate and that's really big in my view. i truly appreciate you sharing this video with us. my jaw is still dropped after watching. i love you guys for real. keep it up
Well done with your pronounciation of the place names.Nicely done!Loving this.😊
Thanks! Thought we might have been saying it completely wrong lol
You guys are finally came in Africa. Keep going the good work. Thanks
I have stumbled across this video and really enjoyed watching. I’m a South African living in Spain. 35 years ago I’ve visited Swakop as a late teen. You both presented this program so well, great to see that part of Africa again. Your pronunciation of place names are quite good. Enjoy!
You are a European living in Europe where you belong. In the time you are referring to, street signs put up by your people in South Africa and Namibia delineated the people in as Europeans, Indians, (mixed race) coloureds and (non-citizen) Africans. We are going to believe what you said and believed about yourself then, when you ruled the country with wanton impunity- you are a European. Case closed
Enjoyed this video of Namibia. A place I knew little about except as a name. Thanks.
Thank you for rekindling amazing memories. Hopefully you also get to visit Lüderitz, Ais-Ais, Khorixas, Namib-Naukluft and the Etosha national park to mention but a few. Once upon a time, a long time ago, I travelled extensively in Namibia over a period of some 10 years, but there is so much I never got to see. I once filled up at Solitaire, had to manually pump, maybe even the pump you showed.
Absolute awesome😊
FACHWERK means " timber- framed" 😉. Brilliant video, loved the flamingo close-ups!!
Loved the varied landscapes. Can not believe the truck driving on the dunes and beach area. Beautiful German Buildings.😊
Really beautiful. Love the flamingo's 🦩🦩Take care you two ♥♥
Great video,
It would've been fun sandboarding.
PS
I am surprised how developed is Namibia.
Cheers
Thank you guys. I went back 6 years ago when we stayed at Sandwich Harbor. A spectacular, memorable place.
Good video on the Adventure Capital of Namibia.
Love y'all from Macau 🇲🇴
Thanks you guys so much for your new remarkable video today’s from Swakopmund, Namibia to shows these amazing places in Southern Part of Africa in March of 2024❤❤❤
Very beautiful Chris. 🎉
Namibian Morocco and South Africa are my favorite destinations in Africa ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I really really love the new lenses Carol bought, your close footage of wild life is amazing! Your videos are becoming the level of national geographic only better 🥰
Wow, I see why this was on Carol's Bucket List!
Afrikaans is most similar to Flemish which is spoken today in Belgium. Thanks for a great show!
There is no such thing as Afrikaans. They can call their version of Dutch whatever ever they want, but Europeans cannot claim to be Africans. They came, they slaughtered our people, looted our land and cattle, and still hold on to them. This is true in both Namibia and South Africa. Their Nazi German brethren were kicked out the USSR (even if they are now trying to return), but they still remain in Africa. You cannot come to our land, massacre our people, and then attempt to appropriate our heritage by calling yourself Afrikans. You are not Afrikan, and will never be.
Years ago I recall in Egypt the hawkers who wanted me to come and partake of the shisha also called it "hubbly bubbly". 😂
Two quick facts one of the longest tube rides(surfing) is at Skeleton Bay in Namibia. One of the worlds largest underground lake(Dragons Breath) is in the Otjozondjupa Region of Namibia . Fun fact the Flamingo's of Walvis Bay turn pink due to the crustacean they eat. Thanks for a great video.
My hometown. Great content ❤🇳🇦
Your hometown is somewhere in Europe
Welcome to namibia, watching from Windhoek.
Blessings my friend great video
Thanks so much
Interesting video ❤❤❤ love the architecture in Namibia. The country is also very high above sea level.
Very interesting! I did not make it to the coast of Namibia and I am glad I saw it now. The dunes are a lot like the dunes near Huacachina in Peru, near Ica. I am glad you mentioned the linguistic situation in Namibia. The people are indeed polyglots, which is quite amazing. Before the Germans colonized Namibia, the area was dominated by the Afrikaners and the Dutch of the East India Company, when they had to sail around the Cape to get to Indonesia. The word "walvis" means whale in Dutch, and "Windhoek" is comprised of two Dutch words, "wind" and "hoek", windy corner.
I was also always stumbling over his "winduk" pronounciation! 🤣
Thanks for the info!
As an American loved the emptiness of the country but the area was dominated by the indigenous people way before the arrival of the Dutch.
Lovely video 😍😍
Watching from 🇨🇦
I love your videos. Have fun
Kind of reminds me of when I worked in Dubai and in the winter cool season we used to take our 4x4’s out to have a picnic and have some fun driving in the dunes, we fitted sand dune tyres and let the air down.
I'm looking your trip different country keep up the good travel.
Congratulations to you guys for your 2nd remarkable video this weekend in Mach of 2024 in Swakopmund, Namibia to shows this remarkable beaches & desert in Southern part of Africa 2024❤❤❤
Great tour well done😊😊😊😊😊😊
Where flamingo's fly ...Toni Harper ..... beautiful song.
Happy to see you two exploring Namibia. Truly an underrated country and destination.
150,354 views for this vid as of now.
Great informative video! Am really looking forward to your African trips. Just some feedback, please acknowledge the native languages when you come to edit by adding them on screen later, ta. ❤
Decently Clean😍
Amazing!
Bring back memories
Spectacular landscape. I envy you both. 🤣👍😊🇳🇦
Very relaxing and a pleasure to watch. I wonder why/how the sand got that color.
The no swimming sign you were pointing to was behind the Mole and known locally as the washing machine. It has a hectic under pull and current especially when there is a bit of swell running. Caused a few drownings. Slightly to your left is a great wave if you are crazy enough called "Lockjoint". Only appears for about 1.5 to 2 hours at low tide on a decent size swell. Pretty much breaks over a table top reef and runs like a beast for about 40 or so meters before clamping. Hardly ever allows you to finish - demands an air drop and then you pump like mad and hang in until you get clamped. Not sure if boys still surf it ... hell not that many did even when I grew up. Was known as a board muncher - but our low tide go to after a high tide Vineta Point session or on the way back from Guns. Worth it because of the Ice-cream and coffee at The Strand Cafe or a visit to Mr Terry and the legendry old "Oshiti" for sneaky under age draught after being smashed. Working in London and the desert and ocean are sucking my soul down memory lane. Hell I would give a toe just for the hot desert sun right now.
1st 💪💪
Beautiful! Love your sunglasses Carol. What’s the brand name?
I was out there in 2020. It was gorgeous, I want to go back so bad.
Been there , beautiful city , beautiful country .
Amazing ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Beautiful place. Best customs experience. Incredibly friendly welcome!
She is beautiful❤
The person that told you walvis is borinh, must not forget as soon as you go over the bridge you are in walvis district.
Tell him I say hyMoenieKakPraat nie.
wow! amazing
Nice ,like from Playa de Mogan
Chris now you have a competition in your hands!
Drone filming or photos from Carol's superzoom!!😅😊
Can't remember how often we were on Colby Point to swim there without any clothes, and how many crayfish we catch there and boiled them by open fire....
A great place by full moon....
Cracking video ❤️❤️🏴🏴🏴🙏🙏🙏🏴🏴
Very interesting place
My favourite channel
We have sand dunes like that in Colorado. Sand dunes meet the mountains. Mountain goats and mule deer. 😂 you can ski down the dunes.
Nice video, I live in USA and it is an amazing place to visit. How did you find your package to travel there?
Some of that music has so much modulation wiggle in it it makes me dizzy
😂😂😂
Very beautiful unique place 👍🙂
Spent a few days in Swakopmund while circumnavigating Namibia alone. Lovely place.
Namibia is such a beautiful country. I visited it in November 2020, just a few days after the nationwide lockdown ended and the country was open for tourism again. All the famous tourist destinations were empty. Being all alone at Sossusvlei for hours, a location normally full of tourists was a great experience. Swakopmund is the most beautiful town in the country. Places like Walvis Bay or Lüderitz were not that great, but I loved the ghost town Kolmanskop outside of Lüderitz. They filmed many scenes of the Fallout series there. My personal highlight in the country was the Etosha national park, were you can drive around seeing all the wild animals. There were just a few dozend tourists in the whole park when I was there which made it so much easier stopping and taking pictures of wild animals.