HOW TO SELF DRIVE NAMIBIA: Windhoek to Etosha

[@stahmungai7927]

From my home country kenya to my African country at heart Namibia.

[@WhereNextFamily]

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[@ZukileFongoqa-id7cn]

love your videos guys, love your daughter as well she is talktive

[@WhereNextFamily]

Thank you 🙂

[@janet33465]

One of my favourite places, Namibia is stunning, enjoy 😊 looking forward to seeing more of your adventures here.

[@WhereNextFamily]

More to come! Thanks for watching ❤️

[@arthurbradley303]

Welcome to my country , love your daughter ❤❤😂

[@WhereNextFamily]

Thank you 🙏

[@Trevor.17]

7:34 the guy in the black is a very good friend of main and a tour guide as am I... awesome seeing you guys in our beautiful country and I hope you guys had a great time...

[@WhereNextFamily]

Very cool 😎

[@duke2522]

❤❤❤love from Namibia hope you'll come again and hope you have enjoyed your stay

[@WhereNextFamily]

I hope so too! We loved it!

[@mikebuchner7781]

Great video, did really enjoy it. You did stay overnight outside of Etosha, very good joice. What I did not understand is, that you did Not Get a „street“ map of Etosha! This makes it a lot easier to navigate and believe me, there are a lot of interesting waterholes to visit! By the way, next time ask to a Ranger for the best places to watch a lot of different wildlife! Tx for a great video! Greetings from Windhoek.

[@WhereNextFamily]

We did have a map of Etosha 😉

[@samsebozadventures9927]

Where next Escapes kindly consider Botswana as well...I will gladly show you around some of our iconic places...an amazing video.

[@WhereNextFamily]

Sounds great! It's on the list for sure 🙌

[@murielnembungu5904]

🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤Muriel Nembungu is owner of Muriel construction properties developer company in Luderitz.,,, children trauma therapy special unit in Luderitz. Next time come to Luderitz Namibia. Kharas region,, welcome to the Luderitz Namibia

[@WhereNextFamily]

Thanks for the info

[@donnamaree2311]

Its actually a hot day here in my part if Australia today , so it was not hard to imagine the heat over there, great vlog thanks guys

[@WhereNextFamily]

🤣 yep it was HOT! But I remember times in Australia that felt similar so I'm sure it's not too far off 😉

[@CollinsMwangi333]

Really enjoyed the vlog

[@WhereNextFamily]

Thank you 😊 glad you enjoyed it!

[@lucyjohr8154]

My country

[@WhereNextFamily]

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[@pauldekock5356]

Good information! Enjoy, but at 6:50 "precious cargo" should be in a 'kiddie seat'/belted at least or do you disagree?

[@WhereNextFamily]

She was belted, but has a habit of pulling the belt down her shoulder and tucking it under her armpit.

[@THETRAVELLINGDONKEYS]

was 14 days long enough?

[@WhereNextFamily]

Yes 14 days is enough to see a good amount. If you can do longer then it's even better but in 2 weeks you can get a great variety of scenery, wildlife and culture 😊

[@DuaneBickford]

Did you have to worry about getting Malaria pills this time of year? Do you see mosquitos even or just flies?

[@WhereNextFamily]

To be honest we've never taken Malaria tablets. We have lived in Africa for the past 3 years.

[@loudmouthnewyorker2803]

I wonder if the elephants can smell water from a distance and find these watering holes.

[@WhereNextFamily]

It's quite good in Etosha actually as they have man made water holes approximately every 10km, so the elephants don't have far to go in order to find water 🙂

[@jahminbesser415]

Wendok😂 we say windoek

[@WhereNextFamily]

It’s just the accent 😉

[@fritzcurschmann1042]

Unfortunately, the Etosha National Park is in such a bad stage nowadays. Everything is totally overpriced and completely neglected. The food is bad and the roads have completely deteriorated with absolutely no help and reaction from the namibian government. The ministry of Environment and Tourism doesn't seem to care. 😡

[@WhereNextFamily]

As much as this may be true. If you compare to parks that we have in East Africa, it’s still amazing and super cheap