Travel reviews by Mrs B & Family - London
The most memorable holiday we have had
On this trip, I visited Namibia between 20-Aug-2010 and 5-Sep-2010 and I travelled with 4 other people.
Quite unforgettable. The scenary, the people, the animals at Etosha, the roads(!). Such a colourful experience
I can see why people return (we met one guy on his 10th trip)
We feel that we have been away for a month.
Suggestions to help us improve our trips or our service:
The only thing is perhaps to reiterate to travellers that the GWR lodges in Etosha are pretty basic compared to private lodges (at least Halali is - Namatoni looked rather better and that is the impression we got from other travellers and apparently another one is opening in the north of Etosha that is good too)
Also, I think that Uk drivers do need to understand that the gravel roads are very very different from tar roads. We found driving on them for hours an uncomfortable experience. Some of the D roads and those round Grootberg were terrible. Maybe they are good compared to most of Africa but not compared to Europe
I stayed at and have reviewed:
| Place | Overall rating |
|---|---|
| Haus Sonneneck, Namibia 21-Aug-2010 review: lovely peaceful place to relax after flight |
Excellent![]() |
| Kulala Desert Lodge, Namibia 22-Aug-2010 review: wonderful location |
Excellent![]() |
| Cornerstone Guesthouse, Namibia 24-Aug-2010 review: Lovely hosts |
Excellent![]() |
| Grootberg Lodge, Namibia 27-Aug-2010 review: fantastic and dramatic location |
Good![]() |
| Taleni Etosha Village, Namibia 29-Aug-2010 review: really relaxing place |
Good![]() |
| Halali Camp, Namibia 30-Aug-2010 review: a bit of a institution after the other places |
Average![]() |
| Mushara Bush Camp, Namibia 31-Aug-2010 review: overall our favourite place |
Excellent![]() |
| Okonjima Main Camp, Namibia 2-Sep-2010 review: best gardens of anywhere |
Excellent![]() |







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