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Guardians of the globe: How luxury and sustainability go hand in hand in Namibia and South Africa - Vimarsana News

Guardians of the globe: How luxury and sustainability go hand in hand in Namibia and South Africa

Freelancer Jo Booth travels to Africa on an eye-opening twin-centre

Africa holidays: Why Namibia promises an epic safari like no other, from dunes to hot air balloons - Vimarsana News

Africa holidays: Why Namibia promises an epic safari like no other, from dunes to hot air balloons

Kate Eshelby checks into Kwessi Dunes in Namibia. The camouflaged camp, which opened in March 2020, offers 12 canvas bungalows, each 'backed by sunset-red sand dunes' of the NamibRand.

Namibia is open to international travel – and it's never been cheaper or quieter - Vimarsana News

Namibia is open to international travel – and it's never been cheaper or quieter

Namibia is open to international travel – and it’s never been cheaper or quieter  Apr 10, 2021, 04:01 PM facebook Review Sunsets in the NamibRand are spectacular, and usually washed down with G&Ts. Source: Andrew Thompson. If you’re looking for a dose of mid-pandemic isolation, Namibia is surprisingly accessible to South African and European tourists. Windhoek is just a two-hour flight from major South African cities, and fields direct international flights from Frankfurt and Ethiopia. Entry into Namibia only requires a negative PCR test - and some hot...

One of Africa's most stunning destinations is open – here's what it's like to visit - Vimarsana News

One of Africa's most stunning destinations is open – here's what it's like to visit

One of Africa's most stunning destinations is open – here's what it's like to visit Melanie van Zyl The Deadvlei clay pan in Namibia © Melanie van Zyl / Lonely Planet From the relative proximity of my home in South Africa, I’ve spent the past decade touring Namibia and have always loved the sparse, beautiful landscapes. From driving 4WDs with family across the empty Namib Desert to solo missions catching feisty tiger fish in the Zambezi River to watching Epupa Falls at sunrise from a stark rocky perch in Kaokoland, as goats from a nearby Himba homestead tinkled by in the breaking...