We made our way to Etosha National Park where the central feature is a large salt water pan which covers 23% of the park. Driving up to the lake gives the impression of driving towards the sea it is that large. The salt water attracts local wildlife which requires salt in their diet. The north camp at Namuton is based around an old German fort and includes not only camping but some very upmarket accommodation which is a lot cheaper than other places like the ...

Namibia is a photographers dream - it boasts wild sea scapes, rugged mountains, deserts, wildlife, colonia cities and plenty of speace as the population is only 1.8m in a country that is 825,000 sq km. We entered Naminia via the Caprivi Strip where the boundries of Zimbabwe, Namibia, Zambia and Botswana meet. The strip is 500 km long and it took us 2 days to drive through. We were very impressed with the standard of camping in Namibia after our first camp, go...