Nice plans! We booked everything in advance through Destination Jyrgalan as we didn't want to lose time.

Cool! No tracks but on my Instagram page there's an overview post with a map that roughly shows our itinerary in Saudi instagram.com/p/C73MiTatRiP/?img_index=1. Specifically for the Hisma desert, we just drove around, following existing tracks and checking on Google satellite view 😅

@@AbdullaIbrahim-ze4pc yes we did!

@@AbdullaIbrahim-ze4pc we have to practice our camel conversation skills 🤣

@@DayInParadise Thank you! Glad you enjoyed these places as well. How tough or scary was the climb?

@@seenbyceline We took 5 days and 4 nights to do the Grand Traverse of Mulanje. The scariest part was climbing to the highest peak since the climb was pretty steep. We really enjoyed the adventure however. Take care friends! 💕

It was about 1.5m ago

Wat hebben we weer genoten! Prachtig!

@@KatrienMeersman Dank jullie!

Thanks! You mean the mushroom rock? That's at 27.11571591134901, 37.24691002272948

@ Thanks for sharing.

Thanks! The worm is fine, he likes our trip so far 😝

Oh how sweet! We wanted to travel further south before the rains so unfortunately decided to skip Uganda. We visited in 2019 and loved it! You can check out some old videos about that trip on my channel 😉.

@ yeah I watched them. They’re the ones that introduced me to your channel. Malawi has been on my vlogging list for long, maybe I’ll try it next year or sooner. Keep creating!

The Feynan lodge is a bit off the main Wadi Dana/Ghuweir trail. Furthermore no buildings indeed, only at Dana town. Hope you enjoyed the hike!

Check my profile, there are 4 Kenya episodes 😉

Yeah, that 1 day was unexpectedly challenging, more challenging than our actual northern loop where everyone warned us about that the roads are challenging.

Hello, glad you enjoyed the video and subscribed to my channel! We have 2 tanks of 90l. I think we filled up 1,5 tank before departing. If not needed, we don't fill the second tank as it's a lot of extra weight you carry. But as we adapted our route a bit on the go (adding Reteti & the challenging road over Doldol) we filled up another 20 extra liters at the wind farm at Lloyangalani, just to be sure. This is on private property so no guarantee that they allow you on the premises, but we didn't encounter any issues. Good luck planning the trip!

Thanks for elaborating Dianah! As an outsider it can sometimes seem unnecessary to have an askari, as all people we meet are so friendly. But agree that this area suffers from militias, although we informed us well before traveling there and the areas that we traveled to should be relatively safe right now. We really enjoyed our time in Kenya, you live in a beautiful country! Glad you enjoyed the vlog. If you haven't seen them yet, there are 3 other episodes about Kenya 🙂

Hi there, glad you enjoyed my videos. Unfortunately it's been a while ago to give you a cost estimate. We rented the car with Roadtrip Uganda, maybe you can take a look at their website for rental rates and other useful information. Good luck planning!

Ik ben ook blij met mijn rol als copiloot. En dat ik af en toe eens kan uitstappen om te filmen 😆

Thank you for watching!

Thanks for watching! I cannot remember us being ripped off here 🙈

Have patience my friend ;-)

@@seenbyceline 😅

Glad you're on board! The next & final Kenya episode will be launched tomorrow.

Thank you so much! It was a looooong process to get the car, but with a good ending. And it did gave us the time to visit Lamu Island, which we absolutely loved.

We adapted our usual travel style for the moms, added some more glam and some more food and wine :-)

It is! We will be the first to admit that a guide is really useful (they know the behaviour & territory of the animals) but finding them yourself is definitely more rewarding.

That is very kind of you 🙏

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@@eastkanye254 You live in a beautiful country ❤️

Thank you for this nice comment. Many more animals to come while we traverse further to Southern Africa! And the next episode had more beautiful scenery and some cute baby elephants.

Thanks a lot! We hope to come back one day.

Thanks! Yeah it was a cool moment, especially when the big one warned us afterwards, like it was saying "get out of our way" 🫣

Thanks for your nice comment! We don't have a map but the KZbin descriptions are quite informative on the route. We use organicmaps for offline navigation (mixed with common sense as it's not perfect). There is a nice book with offroad routes from OunTravela which can also help. We unfortunately learned too late about this trip, but everyone who we recommended it to afterwards, was very happy. Safe travels!

We loved Saudi!!

Ooh thank you, that's really kind of you to leave a comment. We chose to ship from Dubai as we wanted to have a longer shipping time in order to travel with our moms in Kenya without the car. The itinerary of all ships is actually Dubai - Salalah and then Salalah-Mombasa. If you want the quickest option I would opt for Salalah, Oman. The sea journey from Salalah only takes 5 days but you do need some time before and after to allow for customs & clearing. We had 1 week of delay because the shipping line chose to put our container on a later ship in Salalah, so you might already avoid that by shipping from Salalah directly. I don't have a contact from Salalah, but in Dubai we used Alan from Top most freight and in Kenya Jane from Renzo Global (but she is associated with UAE Warehouses I think, same office). They are used to working together so that helps. Good luck!

Glad you liked it! It's probably a bit easier when you take a land border compared to arriving by plane. Most of the time the border control takes a quick look in the car, but when they see all the mess in the back (a pile of camping chairs, pillows etc), they let us continue. There definitely always is the risk of losing it, because it CAN happen that they ask you to empty the whole car. Generally we are very careful when flying it, as we don't want to disturb other people. We mainly use it in remote areas, where it is really helpful to capture the vastness of the landscape.

Thank you so much! For now, everything is going very well so it was worth the wait.

Amai….wat een stress momenten, maar weeral prachtig in beeld gebracht!😮

It was a test of our patience haha. But we're very happy that we are reunited now, and we are loving the adventures with our car. I'm working on the next videos as we speak :-), glad you are on board!

@@kameersman Met veel geduld en vertrouwen dat het goed komt 🙂. Bedankt om te kijken!

Hello, thanks for watching the video. I want to address the points that you are commenting on. We are very happy and lucky that we could experience the beauty of Kenya. The country surprised us in a lot of ways, and we have been recommending it to many people since our visit. A variety in landscapes, amazing wildlife opportunities and friendly welcoming people. But if people would ask me if it is worth it to splurge on Masai Mara (since July 2024 it is 200USD park fee for international visitors), I tend to be a bit reluctant. We saw many other cars (we counted over 100 watching a small pride of lions!), and I can only think that if must be stressful for the animals to be surrounded by so many cars. Some drivers really get way too close and don't give right of way to the animals. In my opinion, Kenya has really beautiful smaller conservancies where you can get a more intimate safari experience without being too intrusive for the animals. In the third episode we take the viewers to Rukinga conservancy. I had never heard of it before visiting Kenya, but it was brilliant! If I gave you the impression that I want roads to be paved, I am sorry for that, as that is not my point at all. We like to get off the tar road as much as possible :-) My point was that the safarivan that we have rented was not the right fit for the road conditions (too little clearance and very bad suspension), that's why we decided to take the Landcruiser of the lodge instead of doing a selfdrive. If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out! Have a nice day.

Asante sana!

Glad you liked it!

Come on now! Some bizarre thinking. As Kenyans, we are glad they are here.

@@Mianzi-bloom just pointing out the obvious

@@Mianzi-bloom ok madam, teach me how to engage

WHO HURT YOU SIS?. WHY SOO MUCH HATE, CHANNEL YOUR HATE TO ISRAELIS NOT EUROPEANS.

Hear this sadist😂

Asante sana!

Thank you! We really enjoyed Kenya 🇰🇪