NAMAKWA 4X4 ECO TRAIL 2024

[@shaunmoller2997]

Regtig nice content of road camping at its best dankie vir deel mooi loop

[@graveltravels]

Thank you very much, always great to get feedback from other enthusiast, we appreciate the support.

[@DIESELTECH_ZA]

Shaun kuier oor die hele SA vol sien ek! 😁 Thanks vir jou support all over mnr, much appreciated. 😎💪

[@shaunmoller2997]

@@DIESELTECH_ZA Sodra ek op pension is kuier ek die land plat danksy ouens soos jy wat wys waar en hoe mooi land ons het 👊👊

[@graveltravels]

@@DIESELTECH_ZA Hey Mr Shaun...lol Let`s plan a trip!!

[@troothhertz6297]

Cool bru❤

[@stuartmoerdyk6357]

Such a lekker experience!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@graveltravels]

Thank you very much, it was an amazing place to visit, hoping to do it all again very soon 🍻

[@DIESELTECH_ZA]

Namakwa 4x4 Eco Trail on our bucket list as well! Thanks for sharing mnr. 😎

[@graveltravels]

Thank you very much, you won’t regret it it’s truly an amazing place.

[@hannesvanniekerk499]

Fantastic scenery. Thank you.

[@graveltravels]

Thank you very much, truly a special place indeed

[@Jumping-Goat]

A very enjoyable video, I did the trip a couple of years ago with some friends and we went and stayed in the Richtersveld after the Namakwa trail. It looks like you have large diameter rims, either 17" or 18" I guess, which means you can't drop tyre pressure sufficiently for the soft sand. The result of this is you getting dug in and stuck regularly, so maybe have a look at getting smaller rims and tyres with a higher sidewall, that will make life lot easier!

[@graveltravels]

Thank you very much. Yes, that's correct, I have kept the standard 18'' rims on only because I`ve gone and ordered a set plus two spare Tyres for this size before realizing my mistake lol but the digging was fun nevertheless lol I will upgrade the wheel set next, something with more Tyre for sure, essentially with the weight I`m carrying. Thanks for the interest and advise.

[@lawrenceramese7014]

thank you excellent

[@graveltravels]

Thank you very much

[@glenfrauenstein2105]

Nice one Wickus! Looking forward to the next episode.

[@graveltravels]

Thank you very much Mr Glen, your enjoyment brings me loads more motivation to do more.

[@shaynetaylor4827]

Nice Bud,

[@graveltravels]

Thanks Shane, much appreciated 🍻

[@ChrisAdams-fk3lo]

Awesome trip! We are doing this next week. Do you perhaps have the GPX tracks to save me mapping the route myself?

[@graveltravels]

Hi Chris, apologies for the late reply. How was the trip? I did't save the tracks on my GPS, a bad habit of mine.

[@greenestmachine71]

When did you guys do the trail? We did this trail start of February. The river was very high and we couldn’t stay at Ramansdrift. Melhoutboom was great albeit very windy and we had a proper sand storm. At least we didn’t get bitten by mozzies! But boy was it hot

[@graveltravels]

We must have just missed you guys as we went there from 5 Feb, I agree Melkhoutboom was also windy for us and a sand storm ( the getting stuck was the highlight lol ) but that’s why we never camped there either. I think if you wanted to camp at Ramansdrift where the sign board shows you to go then it wouldn’t be a nice spot, we followed a track just before the campsite to the left for about 2 or 3 km and there was a few sights but higher up away from river so you couldn’t really swim or even bath in it and the water was running very strongly. Did you guys also go to Groenrivier?

[@greenestmachine71]

@@graveltravels no we didn’t. Kamgab was final stop and then we headed back down south. To be honest the heat was getting to us and we had come up via a stay in the Tankwa. It’s definitely a route I’ll do again in cooler months.

[@graveltravels]

@@greenestmachine71 We also battled with the heat, but I think the fact that we could swim made it bare able, I think winter could be interesting indeed. Let us know how it goes and what the temperatures are like.