Travel reviews by Family R - Brighton
Namibia - my best holiday ever!
On this trip, I visited Namibia between 27-Jul-2010 and 11-Aug-2010 and I travelled with 3 other people.
The three of us really enjoyed this trip and we would all like to go back.
The accommodation was so much more than I had expected. We stayed in some great places and seemed to have the best of the rooms everywhere we stayed!
The distances were manageable to drive and I was very glad we did a self-drive holiday as it gave us the opportunity to do things in our own time. It was great to also have the opportunity to go on guided walks and drives at Okinjima and Waterberg so that we could learn about the wildlife from people who lived there.
Everyone we met was very friendly.
The highlights of our holiday were Kayaking in Walvis Bay (except for Luke, who at 6'4" found the kayak a bit uncomfortable) our whole stay at Okinjima, seeing Lions and elephants at Etosha and the climb up to Waterburg plateau.
Thank you so much Angela and Tracy!
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I stayed at and have reviewed:
| Place | Overall rating |
|---|---|
| Pension Palmquell, Namibia 28-Jul-2010 review: Pension Palmquell review |
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| Secret Garden Guesthouse, Namibia 29-Jul-2010 review: Two rooms in the Secret Garden |
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| Okonjima Main Camp, Namibia 31-Jul-2010 review: Okinjima Main Camp review |
Excellent![]() |
| Okaukuejo Camp, Namibia 2-Aug-2010 review: lovely floodlit waterhole at Okaukuejo |
Good![]() |
| Etosha Safari Lodge, Namibia 3-Aug-2010 review: Etosha Safari Lodge review |
Good![]() |
| Mushara Lodge, Namibia 5-Aug-2010 review: A warm welcome at Mushara Lodge |
Excellent![]() |
| Waterberg Wilderness Lodge, Namibia 7-Aug-2010 review: Wonderful walks at Waterburg Wilderness Lodge |
Excellent![]() |
| Eningu Clayhouse, Namibia 9-Aug-2010 review: Eningu Clayhouse review |
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