Namibia is like no where else in the world. That really struck me as I sat, legs dangling over the world's second largest canyon, completely alone. Save for my ...
You know that feeling when you're in a beautiful place and you're suddenly overcome by the moment? Nearly moved to tears by the sheer wonder of what you're seei...
The Orange River, or Fish River depending on who you talk to, is one of the longest rivers on the entire African continent, meandering its way through a number ...
Southern Namibia's awe-inspiring Fish River Canyon, despite being the second largest canyon in the world, flies just about as far under the radar as the rest of...
Crossing well and truly into the Namib Desert yesterday (although we've been in and out of the desert for the last few days and it's basically been desert weath...
As we journey farther south through Namibia, we cross The Tropic of Capricorn, a latitude about 23 degrees south of and parallel to the equator, at which point ...
For all of Swakopmund's charming German architecture and persistent European undertones, it couldn't be farther from its colonial past just a few blocks off the...
Surrounded by waves— the pumping Atlantic Ocean to the west and the golden dunes of the Namib Desert to the east— Swakopmund is far more than just the country's...
Driving south from Etosha National park on a long (and incredibly remote) road, the horizon is dominated by a stunning formation of jagged granite mountains. To...
Etosha National Park, whose name literally means "Great White Place" in reference to the enormous and blindingly white salt pan in the centre of the park, is on...
Namibia's capital city, though barely larger than a small town by other standards (and Wollongong is pretty low standards at just 300,000 people), is a bustling...
