KGALAGADI - Twee Rivieren to Nossob. Why do people come here? Part 1/2

In this video we embark on a journey to explore the breathtaking landscapes and wildlife of the Kgalagadi. Starting from Twee Rivieren, we travel to Nossob to uncover the reasons why people visit this stunning destination. Along the way we encounter majestic lions, gemsboks, springbucks and other fascinating creatures in their natural habitat.
We are camping throughout our journey, immersing ourselves in the park and enjoying the landscapes. Join us as we discover the beauty and tranquility of the Kgalagadi and learn why it is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Part 2 (Mata Mata to Twee Rivieren)
• KGALAGADI - Mata Mata ...
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[@user-eq8jh6ks5m]

Great video, excellent commentary! Thanks for sharing. 👌🏼👏🏼

[@4WheelingSA]

Thank you and thanks for watching.

[@wonderif157]

Of all the Kgalagadi videos I have watched. You are the only one mentioning "please don't feed the animals" THANK YOU. I lived in Kgalagadi in the mid 2000.

[@4WheelingSA]

Thank you, its a pleasure

[@izakgreyling8872]

After going to the Kruger for years we only realised what we missed out on by not going to the Kgalagadi earlier. Thank you for sharing. Did you see the Spotted Eagle Owls in the tree next to the laundry area at Nossop? Two youngsters and the parents.

[@4WheelingSA]

Thank you. It is a completely different experience yes. Unfortunately not. We somehow missed it…

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

The Kgalagadi… Just one of the best places. Thanks for sharing

[@4WheelingSA]

It really is! It is so unique… Thanks for watching.

[@Mr09260]

I first went to Kalahari Park in 1961 as a 10 yr old >> no Nossob in those days just Twee Rivieren to Mata Mata and into South West Africa >> Bushmen lived and hunted in the Park then
in the late 1970s , early 1980s we had the Campsite at Nossob to ourselves for 3 weeks at a time every year in Prime month April into May >> had the roads to ourselves and the roads were smooth as a result

[@anthonyforgey3518]

As someone who isn't a big overlander, I enjoyed your presentation. It conveys a sense of calm peace and sincere enjoyment of the experience. Thanks Henk.

[@4WheelingSA]

Thanks Anthony! Glad it came across like that. Have tried to bring in a bit more around the experience.

[@nigelcrisp-ib8oq]

was there in 2022. stayed at kalahari monate lodge outside uppington. visited augrabe falls and spent four days at twee rivieren. then travelled down to mountain zebra park en route to PE. did addo obviously. watching your superb videos makes me want to get on a train to heathrow and fly back to SA. now.

[@4WheelingSA]

Thank you very much. What are you waiting for? 😁

[@the.sher.khan.]

Always wondered what those nests were in that region! Another fantastic adventure!😄

[@4WheelingSA]

Thank you. Glad it was informative. 👍

[@Mr09260]

Did you stay at my 2 Fav Camps Polentswa and Rooiputs

[@Mr09260]

Rule no 1 hide everything at night >> The Jackals have always just walked into Nossob >> I have never seen anyone feeding animals in the Kalahari >> different people from Kruger

[@Mr09260]

The white rocks are Calcrete

[@Mr09260]

Falcon was a Lanner and small buk was a Steenbok

[@4WheelingSA]

Thank you for all your comments Peter. Much appreciated. We did not stay at the unfenced camps. We did drive to see what Polentswa look like. Thanks for watching the video.