A relaxing start to our last day in Swakopmund, after breakfast we headed into town to use the internet, stock up on snacks for the trip and wander along the beach. After lunch we headed back to the bungalow for more chillaxing before heading out on a township tour. We were taken to Mondesa, a township of approx 25,000 people in Swakopmund, they have their own mayor and municipal facilities but they are still part of Swakopmund. We walked around the open market...

So nice to wake up in a proper bed today - I think Nick is especially thankful as he is paying for last night with a cracking hangover this morning!. Off to a slow start to the day then with more book reading and generally relaxing. I left Nick & his headache resting while I went off on my Quad Biking adventure - we had 2 hrs Quad Biking through the sand dunes which was fabulous fun. It's like playing in the biggest sandpit you've ever seen, much more fun th...

Happy Birthday Nick! We had a 7:30am breakfast of scambled eggs to start the day then had a short drive (60km) to Walvis Bay near Swakopmund - we stopped at a lagoon to see the Flamingos. It's quite a sight to have a town like this in the middle of the desert, the town only came under Namibian control in 1994 from Sth Africa and its easy to see why Sth Africa wanted to hold onto it - there were a lot of big ships coming in and out of the port while we were ther...