We finally Reached the Brutal Cold Atlantic - Here’s What Happened! 🥶🚙

📥 Download the 16-part Series in 4K: vimeo.com/onde...
Hi there👋 Join Andrew St Pierre White and the 4xOverland team. We reach the coast and conclude our Africa expedition for 2024. In this video, we take our trusted 4x4 overland vehicles through one of the world’s most unforgiving environments-where the cold Atlantic Ocean meets the harsh Namibian Desert. 🌊🌵
🫶 Support Andrew: www.4xoverland...
🎨 FINE ART PHOTO PRINTS: www.aspw.art
🛒 SHOP: 4xoverland.com...
📷 IG: / 4xoverland_com
In this thrilling adventure, we navigate fog-covered deserts, challenging off-road trails, and rugged terrains, all while encountering unique wildlife and soaking in the untouched beauty of Namibia. 🦒🐾 From battling tire failures to camping under the stars, this journey pushes our vehicles and our team to their limits. 🚙
Whether you're an off-road enthusiast or just dream of a life of adventure, this episode is packed with insights, inspiration, and a healthy dose of 4x4 action. Learn about overlanding in Namibia, the challenges of driving on Namibia’s coastal roads, and the thrill of exploring the South Atlantic Ocean by 4WD. 🌍💨
Don't miss out on this epic expedition! Make sure to LIKE 👍, COMMENT 💬, SHARE 📥, and SUBSCRIBE to our channel! And don’t forget to hit the BELL 🔔 so you never miss an adventure with 4xOverland! 📺 ✨
Thanks for watching this video 👀
✔ Subscribe Now: / @4xoverland
------------------------
🎥 4XOVERLAND is the home of Andrew St Pierre White’s work. Andrew, AKA ASPW, is one of the world’s best-respected 4×4 writers, commentators and adventure-travel filmmakers. So much so that he is now commonly referred to by his audience as ’ The David Attenborough of 4WD’.
🚙 THIS LAND CRUISER:
Paul Marsh: paulmarsh4x4.com/
Snymans 4x4: snyman4x4.co.za/
Terrain Tamer parts: www.terraintam...
ALSO . . .👇
✨ Inspiring and teaching the world’s overlanders ➔ www.overland-w...
🎓 Teaching video storytelling ➔ www.beafilmmak...
⚙️ Building of remarkable 4wd exploration rigs ➔ www.4xoverland...
In 2024, Andrew celebrates 🎉 40 years of remote overland travel with two new 4WD builds in Australia and three expeditions that include Africa, Australia, and Indonesia. 4xOverland is based in Western Australia.
------------------------
🌐 Website: www.4xoverland...
------------------------
📺 Watch Our Other Videos: / @4xoverland
🔥 Shorts: / @4xoverland
------------------------
🔸 Follow Us on SOCIAL MEDIA:
➔ Facebook: / 4xoverlandofficialgroup
➔ Instagram: / 4xoverland_com
➔ Twitter: / 4xforum
------------------------
⌚ Upload SCHEDULE: Weekly New Video
------------------------
🔎 RELEVANT HASHTAGS: #4xoverland #namibia #atlanticcoast #atlantic #4wd #overlanding #fogdesert #offroading #wildlife #expedition #tirefailure #namibiancoastline #adventuretravel #4x4adventures #campingadventure #offroadjourney #overlandtrip #namibiaoffroad #overlandexploration #4x4africa #overlanding #landcruiser
------------------------
© ‪@4xoverland‬ All rights reserved. Any reproduction or republication of all or part of this video and audio is strictly prohibited.
------------------------
Thank you for watching this video, click the "SUBSCRIBE" button for stay connected with this channel.
🌟 Subscription Link: / @4xoverland

[@Widewings748]

Andrew, how do I describe your video content ? Sometimes I’m left with no words. I do know this, when I watch your content I’m always in awe of your story telling, your photography, your knowledge, your adventure. It’s a real pleasure to watch, you’re definitely on the list of favorite subscribed channels! Thank you

[@4xoverland]

I don't think I've ever read a kinder comment on my channel. So, thank you.

[@drivingparadox]

I'll never get to the African Continent so thank you for your magnificent story telling and imagery to help me appreciate the beauty of this place.

[@merrylbutcher4965]

Wonderful to know you are back in Namibia again. It was your videos that prompted us to get a campervan and explore more of our lovely Namibia and Botswana and hopefully Angola soon. Many thanks.

[@ezibiso]

Great to see you back in Namibia again. Thank you for your video materials.

[@Yaketyyak21]

That was a great series Andrew,I really enjoyed it,Thank you very much indeed.

[@christophersaul]

Love the builds, but love these episodes as well .

[@jensbaufeldt7543]

Thanks for taking me home… living in NSW since 13 years but grew up in Namibia

[@frank6277]

beautiful and exciting to see this at close range alive ¡¡

[@trentfrancis4646]

Great spot Namibia I was very fortunate to have worked in Africa for 8 years and one of my favourite countries was Namibia. Have been to the very spot where you are champion.

[@taurota1554]

Awesome and outstanding content as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along.

[@michaelsecomb4115]

Beautiful! I knew nothing about Namibia, but you have made me curious, so that's a win.

[@jamiefay3028]

Great video. I’d love to visit Namibia

[@lovefornature6716]

Come enjoy beautiful sunset 🌇

[@njingaradebe9652]

Thank you for the great work Andrew ❤❤❤

[@deonvanrooyen5920]

Great video, really enjoyed it and was truly inspirational in the sense that I also do photography and have a KZbin Channel. I live and work in NZ. (SA ex-pat), and will be doing a photographic trip to Kgalagadi, Chobe and Namibia In June/July 25....cant wait... counting the days.... Thanks once again!

[@lizowilliam013]

bless my bark!! how incredibly lucky are you to spot a brown hyena! wow, absolutely amazing

[@tangoduck01]

Lovely video, thankyou for it. Great scenery but my favorite is your washing lady. You have found a keeper.

[@BobTheBlue]

Great series… well done 👏👏👏👏👏

[@daniel-ino]

About the „view“ I just stayed for a night in a Spanish hotel from the 70s facing the Atlantic. Problem was the living rooms were facing the courtyard and the toilets had an unobstructed view of the ocean 😂😂😂 In Italy park benches often don’t face (stunning)scenery but the road.

[@jeetts59]

Fantastic series

[@reinokotze]

I am from Swakopmund. Enjoying the video. long time subscriber.

[@peternunan1224]

Those dunnies in Australia sound pretty good just wondering where they are because in all our travels through the outback all the one we’ve used aren’t so good

[@gr4vel]

Very nice photography and views!

[@jeetts59]

Beautiful photography

[@mickbenq]

A nice normal video.thank you

[@merrylbutcher4965]

Ash from the fire sprinkled in the long drop solves the problem immediately.....

[@am_nomads]

When we spent the night at Mirabib, I thought that it was Fennec fox watching us from the distance and hidden in the dark when only the lights of the eyes reflected in the torch light, but now after I saw you met Hyena I´m not sure 😀 BTW we were on the other side of the rock without any problems. Thank you for your work.

[@minshu12]

The frame at 6:49 is iconic. Sell it to the highest bidder.

[@Malc664]

Thanks for the videos Andrew. I enjoy it all including the rants where near enough is not good enough. Hotels, drop toilets need work in Namibia.

[@bartoni79]

Is the hotel on the beach (18:00) positioned that way due to the high winds? Perhaps having the hallway on the “sea” side is intended to provide a bit of sound protection from the wind?

[@4xoverland]

No it wasn't. All the other hotels had sea views for less money and we stayed at one and made this one look laughable.

[@bartoni79]

@@4xoverland oh dear… poor theory on my part

[@wilburburger6155]

One way see through mirrors would have been nice for that room in Luderitz.

[@frank6277]

beautiful camping place foto by nicht and that's curious Rabbit , i remember this camping side from forming video off you with Gwen .

[@craigtomkinson2837]

Cool ep,

[@amckee]

1HZ forever!!!!

[@BubblesTheCat1]

If you've ridden a horse, you can't go back to riding a donkey🤭

[@Indecisive7337]

Andrew was born in Lincolnshire, England so I reckon he’ll be pretty well conversed with the Atlantic!

[@4xoverland]

Kent. And yes. I swam in the North Atlantic.

[@niffy99]

brutal cold and no snow and ice😅, my man has never met cold before

[@stkjjke]

Why can't i have many "thumbs up" whenever a nice part of the video shows up … I feel so bad not enough appreciating the beautiful images once I spend my thumb …

[@jeetts59]

Getting sick on weekends seems the norm with my family

[@shaun8309]

Why do I think a 1kd engine or a V6 petrol engine will fit perfectly. Perhaps a 1HZ? Lexus v8? Can't wait to see what you planned.

[@Niju06]

How do you deal with jet lag once you first arrive in Africa?

[@4xoverland]

Its only 6 hours difference, so its pretty easy going in. For some reason, returning home is far worse.

[@BubblesTheCat1]

​@4xoverland Well, I think there's a difference between flying east and west. In one direction, you gain time, and in the other, you lose time. Dunno if that has an impact on jet lag🤷‍♂️

[@BruceMorley-w2u]

From your commentary the time and length of you trip may be longer than your optimum time. From my own experience of over 50 years of travelling in what I would describe as sometimes less than ideal conditions 3 to 4 weeks is ample before looking for some of the comforts of home. It provides time to restore your ability to do your travel and to evaluate your goals that you need from the travel that you are undertaking. Bruce

[@squatch2461]

Long drop toilet. Today I learned a new name for something. 🍻

[@mikenortje3023]

Give us a hint on the engine swop?

[@4xoverland]

you are missing a lot of videos. (FTE)

[@ourv9603]

Cold Atlantic... In 2017 Roads Canada opened their newly completed Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway- Northwest Territories Highway 10. It is the very first road in all of Canada which leads all the way to the Arctic Ocean. It is an all weather/all year open highway of gravel connecting the remote coastal village of Tuktoyaktuk to the rest of Canada. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJPNkJ-Hlqmpr6M !

[@Reaper-3000]

Welcome to my Home

[@johnyx6754]

5:04 doesn't it seem like a big turtle??

[@4xoverland]

yes! Didn't notice that until you pointed it out.

[@teegugeeno0]

Sorry, but you’ve never been to the “brutal cold Atlantic” until you’ve been to the North Atlantic.

[@4xoverland]

I have been to the North Atlantic. I crossed it in 2018.

[@darrenleroux2034]

A toilet trailer would be a blight against the wilderness and scenery. I for one would not like to see those trailers parked all across Africa…..

[@4xoverland]

No. Only where there are smelly long drops already.

[@mozartheart2958]

[10:17] What's wrong with walking far to a place out-of-the-way and doing business like a cat? Humans have been doing this since existence. Nice pictures at the end!

[@4xoverland]

Because humans are not cats. When too many people do it, and being lazy won't walk far, and will leave toilet paper blowing in the wind. Its a really bad idea.

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

wow what a journey but the steaming pile of poo story @14:56 why is there 2 number plates?

[@4xoverland]

local laws. The one on the bumper is obscured at some angles by the spare wheel.

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

here in the U.S. some States only have one ,none on the front thanks I enjoy your videos

[@daniel-ino]

From the outside Namibia seems much better managed than South Africa. But then it has very low population density