Most famous safari park Etosha
This is the travel guide to our Namibia road trip. In this video we visit the Etosha National Park in Namibia for some great safari adventures. Welcome to the wildlife of Namibia! This is part 4 of an incredible road trip through one of the least populated countries in the world. However, there is plenty of life on the Savannah! In this video we take you on a family trip by 4×4 campervan and show you ALL the African animals that you can find in Namibia. For this, we visit the most famous safari park Etosha.
Namibia is about 1,5 time the size of France mainly consists of desert landscape. In the previous three episodes we traveled along the west coast of Southern Africa from Cape Town all the way to Namibia. We traveled to highlights like Keetmanshoop, the Sossusvlei, Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, Henties Bay, Cape Cross and a lot of natural sights along the way. After Etosha we’ll head out to Botswana and Zimbabwe as well.
Travel around Southern Africa
We hope you enjoyed the video about our road trip through Namibia and a visit to the most famous safari park Etosha. On our website you can find different videos about the highlights of Namibia. We visit Sossusvlei, Walvis Bay, Swakopmund and The Skeleton Coast as well. You can also find a complete travel guide about Namibia on our website. Watch all our Namibia videos here and read all our blogs about our adventures in Southern Africa.
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Follow us on our non-stop world trip! In this video we show you our road trip in Namibia and then we head on to many more adventures in Africa. We are traveling around Africa for a few more months. Check out all our adventures in Africa. Interested in other destinations? Have a look here to discover all the places we have been!
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