I would say Horseshoe Bend is the best Place to see Elephants in Namibia. How was it in the Camp. Iam not sure if it this camp where you allways welcome at the campside but not allowed to visit Bar Restaurant and Pool. Like a second class Guest
Been there in 2018 on #2, too. Glad to see that nothing has changed since then as we enjoyed the camp site a lot. We'll never forget the herd of ellies that paid us a visit one evening taking over the whole camp. Two of these impressive animals were feeding from the tree right above our bush camper, we could watch this from like one meter away through the "windows" of our rooftop tent. And yes, the lodge was a bit snobbish back then, too. They don't want you close to the regular guests...
I did my first ever self drive in September this year in that exact same area. I unfortunately didn’t find elephants as I so badly wanted to see them but I was also scared to drive into them as I was all alone 😅.
I would say Horseshoe Bend is the best Place to see Elephants in Namibia. How was it in the Camp. Iam not sure if it this camp where you allways welcome at the campside but not allowed to visit Bar Restaurant and Pool. Like a second class Guest
That's the one... Mentioned it in my comments, but didn't make the final edit. I should put it in the description. But they can keep their lodge🤣
Been there in 2018 on #2, too. Glad to see that nothing has changed since then as we enjoyed the camp site a lot.
We'll never forget the herd of ellies that paid us a visit one evening taking over the whole camp. Two of these impressive animals were feeding from the tree right above our bush camper, we could watch this from like one meter away through the "windows" of our rooftop tent.
And yes, the lodge was a bit snobbish back then, too. They don't want you close to the regular guests...
Since this video theyve moved the campsites far away from the lodge into the bush. Very beautiful sites, but not next to the river anymore
Stunning park! Thanks yet again, great chanel.
I spent 7 months, 50 years ago at our army base, Bwabata. My experience was absolutely amazing.
50 years ago😮must have looked very different back then
Thank you for such great quality content videos that you timelessly upload 👏🏽✨
Always a pleasure🙂
Merry Christmas to Africa5410 from Germany. I wish you a jolly good time and save travel.
Thank you and a Merry Christmas to you as well!
Heey thank you for nice videos and keep on touring Namibia stay safe....
Always a pleasure🙂
Congrats on 10k subscribers!
Thank you Bennett, really happy to get there🥳
Beautiful shots of the elephant herd! Thanks for the info!
Great Work Nick. Waiting for it...
Definitely a place I'd like to visit one day. Thanks for the great info and interesting videos
Its a pleasure Wayne
Stunning scenery...
Thanks Robert
Merry Xmas to you & yours Nick, and a prosperous '23 buddy! 💪😉👍🎉🎉🎉
A bit late...but thank you and all the best for you in 2023 as well!
Great video as always man!
Thank you very much👍😁
I did my first ever self drive in September this year in that exact same area. I unfortunately didn’t find elephants as I so badly wanted to see them but I was also scared to drive into them as I was all alone 😅.
Unlucky, there are so many. Or maybe I was the lucky one🤔 on two occasions I ran into elephant right in the road coming around a bush, scary moments
@@NickfrNamibia definitely a great experience. Thank you for continuing to share these with us.
Nice documentary, if you can get a 4 K camera, is worth it.
Hi. Great channel. What year is your bakkie..?
its a 2000
Wanna see the Kwando with my people.
Yes really like the information given. Thanks so so much keep it up.
Hi Nick, just for interest sake... What is Frank's fuel consumption (km/l) and did it improve since the engine rebuild?
Currently on 7.5km/l, slowly improving as the engine is settling. Im hoping for at least 8.5-9🤞🏼