Dont Miss A Chance To Grab One Of The Lodges E-bikes With Fat Tyres For A Cycle Through The Sand, Perhaps

Kalahari Anib Lodge: 12 things to do in Namibia’s Kalahari

Experience all this and more at Kalahari Anib Lodge some 25km east of Mariental and enjoy these 12 things in Namibia’s Kalahari.

Don’t miss a chance to grab one of the lodge’s e-bikes with fat tyres for a cycle through the sand, perhaps along one of the walking trails around the lodge. Your pedalling powers an electric motor so you glide along with little effort.

What are some other things to do in the Kalahari? Share some of your favourite experiences in the comment section below.

Activities to enjoy at Gondwana’s Namib Desert Collection - Gondwana Collection Blog

The velvety Namib Desert embraced by flora and fauna,coupled with matchless antiquity,is what lures most visitors to Namibia. While you are here, I hope you stay at one of our Namib Desert Collection establishments for a Namib Experience, as they are set close to the striking fossilised dunes forth at once-in-a-life-time adventure. So, whilst figuring …

Please share with us in the comment section below which of these activities you have enjoyed or wish to experience soon.

How would you create your story in Namibia?

Namibia will bring out the storyteller in you, once you’ve experienced the extreme contrasts in this place we call home.

Once the Namibian rays have touched your soul, you will never want to leave. Your story is out there, go find it! Share your Namibia story with us in the comments below! Photo: Anna Heupel Photography

In love with the planet this Valentine’s Day – Trending in Namibia - Gondwana Collection Blog

If you want to fall in love this Valentine’s Day, fall in love with the planet. That is why I decided to share some environmental love from Gondwana’s side. While many people are still struggling to become accustomed to sipping smoothies through paper straws and to remember packing recyclable shopping bags, the Earth’s alarm is …

How do you reduce your carbon footprint? Share your tips in the comments below. Photo: Manni Goldbeck