jesron

I been counting the days for just about 3 months now and we are almost there, feels like christmas (or better)
I am travelling with my wife and our 2 kids and I really look forward to experience Africa with my kids, that will be a new experience and maybe something that will give them a bigger perspective of life....

Our itinerary is:

27 June - Chameleon Guest House BB family room
28,29,30 June – Sesriem – camping only
1,2,3,4 July - Deutche Haus, Swakopmund family room BB basis
5&6 July - Ugab Wilderness Camp, Brandberg –camping
7 July - Gelbingen Lodge, DBB basis and Himba
8&9 July - Okaukuejo - camping only
10 &11July - Halali – camping only
12&13July - Namutoni – camping only
14 July - Roy’s Camp, Grootfontein – camping only
15 July - N’Kwazi Camp – camping only
16&17July - Ngepi Camp – camping only
18&19July - Camp Kwando – camping only
20-24 July - Chobe Safari Lodge, Kasane, Bots - camping only (5nights)
25&26 July Planet Baobab – camping only
27,28,29July Audi Camp –camping only ( will do a day trip to the Okavango)
30 July Zelda Guest Farm – camping only
31 July Chameleon Guest House, family room BB

I hope to write a trip report when we get back home...

atravelynn

Have a wonderful time in Namibia and Botswana.

tockoloshe

Have a great time, we just got back from Namibia and I'm still envious of your trip! Would love to hear a review of 'new' (to me) places when you get back:

Ugab Wilderness Camp, Brandberg –camping
Gelbingen Lodge, DBB basis and Himba
N’Kwazi Camp – camping only
Camp Kwando – camping only
Zelda Guest Farm – camping only

... and maybe I can put them on my list for our next trip ...

jesron

tockoloshe, I will take a lot of pictures and write a review when we get back, most of the places on this trip are also "new" to me, cause the last time I was in Namibia was in 2003.

Have you posted a trip report about your latest trip?

tockoloshe

Looking forward to hearing all about it!

No I haven't done a trip report this time, it was mainly camping on the Botswana side of Kgalagadi and staying in the wilderness camps in SA part of Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park and that's been reported upon previously, so I don't think I can add anything new. Needless to say we had a marvellous time and on arriving back in Windhoek we wanted to set off northwards and keep going! Lucky you!

SecretaryBird

so jealous, I hope you have a wonderful trip. Namibia really does have such a spectacular landscape. To get you even more excited I saw a great photo essay of Namibia's Desert Landscapes and thought you would enjoy them: http://www.mysafari.com/african-blog...to-essay-4003/