Fascinating, extraordinary and un-missable – this is how Peter Haig of the UK described his recent Arid Eden expedition in the rain season. Here is the rest of his review: “If you want to visit Namibia (and you should), there can be no better way to experience the real country than with Conservancy Safaris. Fascinating, extraordinary and un-missable – this is how Peter Haig of the UK described his recent Arid Eden expedition in the rain season. Here is the rest of his review: “If you want to visit Namibia (and you should), there can be no better way to experience the real country than with Conservancy Safaris. Six of us were impeccably well looked after by Garth, Boas, Kaku and Nico. We travelled great distances, but were never bored, and had frequent pit-stops. The arid countryside changes constantly, the flow of information and knowledge was fascinating, the variety of flora and fauna was extraordinary. Each campsite was significantly different, and ranged between wild and deserted to manicured and almost European. We were astonishingly well fed and watered (well, actually a bit more than just water), particularly bearing in mind some slightly tricky conditions. We always felt safe. It is hard for a European visitor to imagine, or even describe the beauty of the Arid Eden we got to know a bit, thanks in particular to Garth and Boass love for and knowledge of the Kaokoveld, historical, geographical, geological, in addition to anthropological and zoological. Perhaps an indication is that our two terrific and un-missable days at Etosha at the end of our trip seemed rather tame after the expedition/experience we had over the previous 12 days and nights.” April 2014
Posted on: Thu, 08 May 2014 12:03:50 +0000
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