What to expect on a local Himba village tour | NAMIBIA🇳🇦

[@klwthe3rd]

I just discovered this channel through searching for different towns in Namibia. I can't begin to tell you how impressed i am with the content on this channel. It is so informative and describes all the different places around the country. If i decide i want to move to this lovely country, this channel's videos serve as a great guide to all things Namibia! 😃

[@robharrison6918]

That was very interesting Nick 👍some lovely photos too.

[@tillanienaber3081]

This is my country! It stays within one, no matter where one finds oneself. Part of one's fibre!

[@NickfrNamibia]

Yip, no matter where I am in the world, Namibia🇳🇦 is home❤️

[@africangraham]

I wish that when we were driving through this area that we had stopped and taken time to meet some of the Himba people. We will ha e to come back.

[@NickfrNamibia]

same here. This was my fourth visit to the area and only my first time visiting the Himba. In my opinion a pretty special visit

[@patrickkralikkocht-dervoll3031]

One more outstanding video nick. I ve been to a himba village in 2008 between huarosib and hoanib. Was a great experiance. Keep movin....I ll keep trackin

[@NickfrNamibia]

Same here, my visit was amazing😁

[@elyoryarchila5666]

So beautiful love how they live their lives

[@NickfrNamibia]

It's amazing🙂

[@drup2013]

Wow! They r so beautiful and unique 🥰🥰

[@NickfrNamibia]

Yip, I almost applied to setup my own village.

[@drup2013]

@@NickfrNamibia 😂😂😂 Wouldn't blame you

[@NickfrNamibia]

@@drup2013 😂

[@lourensjoubert8652]

Thank you for video. This is does seem like something worthwhile doing

[@NickfrNamibia]

Not everyone's cup of tea, but if it is, I highly recommend doing it.

[@ellishaindobo1794]

This is beautiful.

[@NickfrNamibia]

Thanks Ellis🙂

[@muhammadnawaz5039]

I want to go to the himbaland with my family

[@NickfrNamibia]

The Himba are great people

[@juliashilongo]

Very informative.

[@NickfrNamibia]

thank you Julia🙂

[@78alexf1rst]

Beautiful people 😊

[@NickfrNamibia]

Yip, was pretty amazing. Only the women were there, men left with the cattle to find grazing. But still an incredible visit

[@TitaT]

she's so pretty

[@NickfrNamibia]

Beautiful right🤩

[@CookingwithDario]

The girl in the picture is extremely beautiful @7:07

[@NickfrNamibia]

she is🙂

[@mitchamgw]

Hi Nick Could you share that route on Google maps to Keetmanshoop to Brandberg, etc. again please? I cannot seem to get it from yhe previous chat again. Regards Greg.

[@NickfrNamibia]

yes of course, responded to you in the website as as well. Can you remember where I sent you the link? on which platform? I didn't save it, so you just need to remind me.

[@mitchamgw]

@@NickfrNamibia Hi Nick. I found it thanks buddy. You shared it on youtube on your previous video. Keep living the life man. 🤟

[@mitchamgw]

Nick is it absolutely necessary to book accommodation ahead of time or can I just rock up?

[@NickfrNamibia]

@@mitchamgw really depends, some places like Okaukuejo camp are usually booked out, other places not. Probably not out of season, it's difficult to tell you dont book and then you end up without accommodation. Send me a list of places and I'll advise which ones not to book. Send via email if you can. If you reomy to a reply on YT i dont alys get a notification

[@DavidBertossi]

Is the porridge they make made from whole grain maize? Or is it refined maize (with the bran removed)? I've been wanting to know this for a long time, thank you!

[@NickfrNamibia]

They grow their own maize which will then be proper whole grain self milled, but they also buy from the shops these days. So it's mixed

[@DavidBertossi]

@@NickfrNamibia I see, thank you for the information!