A NAMIBIAN FLYING SAFARI
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- In this video, join us as we embark on an unforgettable flying adventure through the stunning landscapes of Namibia. From soaring over the vast desert to landing next to sprawling sand dunes, this video showcases the breathtaking beauty of this African country.
Namibia is a land of contrasts, with its arid deserts and lush savannas providing a stunning backdrop for a bush plane adventure. Our journey begins in the capital city of Windhoek, where we hop on board a small aircraft and set our sights on the vast desert landscapes of Namibia.
As we take to the skies, we marvel at the endless dunes that stretch as far as the eye can see. The desert is home to some of the tallest sand dunes in the world, and watching them roll by from the air is truly an awe-inspiring experience.
We fly over vast savannas and into the heart of Africa, where we encounter breathtaking rock formations and ancient riverbeds. The view from above gives us a unique perspective on the beauty of this region and the delicate balance between man and nature.
As we fly over the desert, we take a closer look at the fascinating nomadic tribes that call this region home. These hardy people have adapted to life in the harshest of conditions, and it is humbling to see how they have thrived in such a challenging environment.
But the real highlight of our journey is the landing next to sprawling sand dunes. The plane comes to a stop on the soft, shifting sands, and we step out to take in the breathtaking views. It's a moment we will never forget, as we stand in the heart of the desert and gaze out at the endless sea of sand that surrounds us.
In conclusion, our bush plane adventure through Namibia was an unforgettable experience. From soaring over the vast desert to landing next to sprawling sand dunes, this video showcases the breathtaking beauty of Africa and the unrivalled adventure that awaits those who venture into this stunning land. We hope this video inspires you to explore Namibia for yourself and experience the magic of this unique corner of the world.
Huge thank you to the below companies for making the trip something that I will remember for the rest of my life
KFA Aircraft
www.kitplanesfo...
Vektor Aviation
www.vektoravia...
Sony South Africa
www.premiumbra...
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looks like a great adventure 👍
It was incredible. Highly recommend!
Very nice!
Awesome Video as per usual! Production quality is insane. Must have been such a cool experience!
Was absolutely incredible!! Would highly recommend Namibia to anyone. The purest form of beauty!
Phenomenally inspiring. Favourite video to date...
Thanks Tyler! Appreciate that. Glad you enjoyed!
Brilliant! Looking forward to the next instalment.
Next one will be released this Sunday. Stay tuned!
An inspirational start to your trip & beautifully captured by you both!
I miss the weather & majesty of the landscape & nature in Africa
The rawest forms of beauty! South Africa must be one of the best places to fly in the world
Incred bro!
Incred
Great video Thomas and Travis. Well done
Thanks Don!!
Beautiful Tom…
Awesome - I look forward to part 2
Coming this Sunday!
Great video Thomas!
Thanks Eric!!
Great video! I enjoyed this very much, can't wait for part 2!
Thanks Jose! Part 2 will be out this weekend
Awesome! Good luck on your journey and i guess you going to meet up with Pilot Bambi on their journey to Namibia? 😉😁
This series of videos was actually filmed a couple of months ago. Finally found some time to sit down and get through the editing hours haha
@@ThomasMarrow ahhhh i see,sorry my bad 😁 Enjoy watching your videos and same with Pilot Bambi.And i know they are routing towards RSA at the moment.You guys rock!
Awesome adventure, hey i saw Craig’s green monster in the start of the!
Craigo joined us!
Planning to go to eagle for PPL from uk in february:)
Amazing! You'll love it - the school is very well geared up for flight training
Hi guys, how do you record your radio calls?
that solar farm is befok, there are mirrors on the ground around that tower, they all automatically track and reflect sunlight on to a focused point at the top of the tower, from there i think it uses molten salt to and steam generation techniques. You can spot the bright light from miles away
It is incredible how far away you can see it from! Makes VFR by day nav around Upington easy haha