Botswana Part 1 - Senyati, Chobe River, Vic Falls and Ihaha - EP15
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- We enter Botswana at Kazungula. We camp at Senyati and we visit Vic Falls in Zimbabwe and we go on a Chobe River cruise. After fixing Mkulu's waterpump problems we head to Ihaha camp in the Chobe National Park. For this leg of the journey we are joined by Daniel, Marizanne and Bertus. All footage was filmed in 2019.
Additional footage supplied by Bertus Fourie, Daniel and Marizanne Heunis.
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Africa is really beautiful wow. Great video and thanks for sharing your experiences.
Wow ! Thank you.
Dankie Joubert. Sooooo mooi xxxx
Awsome awsome
Excellent video.👍🏻
that sunset in 1:10 is breath taking.
love your video, please visit Botswana again
Hats off to your Cousin's Suzuki for taking on Africa, respect. Just goes to show one does not need a spaceship to find peace.
Yes, that Suzuki can go anywhere!!
The wet weather suits you perfectly! 😊
Love all your episodes - this one brings back wonderful memories of a couple of years ago at Senyati and Chobe. I love the shots you took from the underground hide at Senyati ...... it's always so wonderful to be able to get up close and personal to the ellies there.
Yes, that hide is great, love getting that close to the animals and the ground level photos.
Awesome Pappie!!! Awesome video you guys 👍👌⛺🔥🐾
Thanks Herbert! :)
Hi juba this trip is amazing, you have given me quite a few good campsite reviews to consider for the future.
Great to hear Julie.
I don't miss driving a Landy at all... maybe buy yourself a Toyota or a Jimny.
Haha, I drove a Toyota 2.8 GD6 before I drove the landy. I don't miss driving the Toyota :)
Awesome. Really enjoy your style of editing
Thanks Gary
Really enjoy all of your content!
Thanks Richard
Good vibes!!!
Fantastic
I hope you had a St Louis for me;) I love Ihaha and have been so dismayed by the robberies and hold-ups a few campers experienced. Glad you guys were ok and good to see Mkulu weer op die been. Thank you for the lovely video Juba.
Yes! We were fortunate when staying at Ihaha and had no incidents, but I know of people who went before and after us who unfortunately had problems with theft. The nights we camped there, a patrol vehicle was moving up and down the river.
Lekker!! Hope you're still out there avoiding our silly lockdown! :)
In SA it is not too bad, so we still get to travel
At the risk of offending others, in my opinion by far the Best South African Channel. Cheers from Joburg.
Thanks, that is a massive compliment. Appreciate it! Cheers
@@JubasJourney Enjoy your journey we are with you. Would love to know of your cabin mods it seems you have a shelf over the viser and on dash, plus partition between cabin and the back. We are preparing (changing from offroading to overlanding)our LC for a 10 year world trip and looking for ideas
Enjoyed this but then again I always do
Thanks Nola
No probs, the photography is excellent
After 40 years since I lived in Botswana, my friend and I decided to return for a 5 week holiday in Botswana and Namibia April May 2017 from Europe, one of the our campsites was the same one as yours in Ihaha, the river was nearly up to the campsite and as far as you could see the river was too the horizon
Hi Peter, thanks for sharing your story, that must have been quite a sight!
This is amazing, I started watching your incredible journey the other day. Are you planning on uploading more travel videos?
Hi Jordyn, yes I have many more videos coming out. Next one should be out in the next week or two.
Those rocks on the trail at Vic Falls are damn slippery. The river was flooding and the whole width of the falls was engulfed. Fantastic area but had to watch out for crocs, hippo and buffalo as the high waters forced them onto the hotel and adjacent properties.
Dit lyk lekker
Eish! To think I gave up my beloved Defender (Td5), and am now a Ford Everest (3.2) and it’s the FORD water pump that let you down! At least parts should be cheaper... Loving your series
True that, at least the water pump did a good 205000km before failing. Thanks for watching!
Juba's Journey I’ve loved it, thanks - so looking forward to getting out into the wild again
Sad to say I have learnt that Mario, your water pump mechanic, passed away in past few weeks after suffering a short bout of cancer.
This is so sad to hear, he was such a great guy. He drove with me in town to all the part suppliers looking for a waterpump. He will be missed.
Juba, thanks for sharing your awesome African trip. You and Jackie have given the best overview of Botswana, Namibia, Kgalagadi, and Kruger that I have viewed. Jackie's blog has a lot of very useful information for those wanting to do a self-drive. Mate, is there any way to get from Mabuasehube to Maun? This would save backtracking from Mabuasehube to Mata Mata and back through Namibia (Gobabis) to return the hire vehicle in Maun. We noticed that you appeared to exit Kgalagadi via Unions End, why? Kepp up the awesome channel. Go well.
Hi Quentin, thanks for the feedback. Yes you can exit Mabua to Botswana, but I think with covid the border post is currently closed. We did exit at Mata Mata to Namibia, but I think this is also closed due to covid at the moment.
how many times did the Jimny have to tow the Landy out of shit?
Haha, now that would have been a sight! Luckily the landy never had to be towed.
GeoEngineered sky 😤☹️
Apart from that sad fact, great vlog 🤗
Geo engineered sky?
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Thanks Johan, noted, I will work on it.