TR: Namibia, South Africa and Israel - A lengthy journey

[Daver6]

The drive took us about 5 hours, including a stop over for lunch. Most the drive was on seal road, with the last 60km on unsealed. Unsealed roads in Namibia are generally very good quality and regularly graded. Travelling at 80km/h is easy and 100km/h on good sections no problem.

The price at Epacha included breakfast and dinner. Food was outstanding. Dinner was 5 course with choices entree and main. Breakfast was done to order and again, many choices and excellent.

Although the middle of winter, we arrived, unpacked and decided the pool looked inviting, so gave it a try.


Our chalet was very roomy


Bath tub with a view

Outdoor shower. There was also an indoor one next to the bath tub.

 

[Daver6]

Moon rise from the balcony of our chalet


Typical chalet

 

[Daver6]

Around the common area. The dining area


Main entrance area/reception

 

[Daver6]

The first evening we went on an organised game drive for the Epacha property, followed by some sunset drinks and snacks at the end.






The next morning we had a pre-dawn start for an organised day in Etosha...

 

[Demon_fan]

Thanks for taking the time out to continue the TR.

 

[Daver6]

Now a whole bunch of photos from Etosha



Oryx...the second tastiest animal...

 

[Daver6]

And kudu...the tastiest

 

[Daver6]

Springbok was pretty tasty too

The rare black rhino. Not allowed to eat this bloke

 

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Carlos

 

[love_the_life]

Fantastic photos, thanks for posting. Hope Mrs Daver is continuing her recovery.

 

[Daver6]

Fantastic photos, thanks for posting. Hope Mrs Daver is continuing her recovery.

Thank you. She is doing really well. Rehab physio has commenced and back at work full time.