We say goodbye to the Sibold family and experience something very special just before we leave: a rain shower in August. We are assured that this is very unusual and that the shower...

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We leave Swakopmund in brilliant sunshine and wonder why it didn't shine yesterday. However, the weather is typical for July/August and therefore we can't complain. Klaus gives...

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It was already very cold yesterday evening and the fog coming in from the Atlantic brought a lot of humid air into the desert. This morning it is also cloudy and the fog is...

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Swakopmund is the name of a municipality, an electoral district and the capital of the Erongo region in western Namibia. The city has around 34,300 inhabitants and is located in the Namib Desert, directly on the...

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Today we're moving on again and after breakfast we set off towards Swakopmund. We would have loved to stay a little longer, but there is so much else to discover. The road to Swakopmund...

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Despite the fact that we have 4×4 cars, we decided to take a tour with Uwe from the farm to Sossusvlei. This way we can get there without stress and don't need...

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The journey from Nabmibia's capital to Ababis is about 250 km long and from Rehobot we first get to know Namibia's famous gravel roads. The Ababis guest farm is a good starting point for...

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Windhoek (also known in German as Windhuk) is the capital and economic and political centre of Namibia. The city is located in the Windhoek Basin, the almost geographical centre of the country, surrounded by the Eros Mountains in the east, the Auas Mountains in the...

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Our journey from Munich was surprisingly problem-free: Deutsche Bahn took us from Trudering to Frankfurt Airport on time and with very good service. Our daughter Lea even received a free children's ice cream...

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