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Traveling with Bren, Vík (2026)

20/08/2023

The prettiest campsite✨🩵

15/08/2023

Gljufrabui Waterfall, a small waterfall north of the larger falls of Seljalandsfoss🤩

It’s less then 1km away from Seljalandsfoss and an easy hike but it’s often overlooked by most travellers which is why it’s considered a hidden gem of the South Coast.

The falls are partially blocked by a cliff rock but you can enter the narrow canyon between to get up close to the waterfall. Make sure you’re wearing waterproof clothes because you will get 100% wet.

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13/08/2023

The many other waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss🩷🌊🌧️

Located in the South Region of Iceland, Seljalandsfoss is one of the most impressive waterfalls of Iceland but if you keep walking to the left of it you will come across all sorts of these small waterfalls.

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07/08/2023

The drive to Skógafoss🗻

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05/08/2023

First day in Iceland at the Sky Lagoon 🧖‍♀️🪻💦.

We did the The Ritual experience which is seven steps through the geothermal lagoon, cold plunge, sauna , cold mist, body scrub, steam and shower. There is also a restaurant that offers tasting platters of traditional Icelandic cuisine, which is a great way to end your experience.

The Sky Lagoon is right outside Reykjavik (about 15 mins drive) and is a cheaper alternative to the Blue Lagoon, almost half the price. The lagoon also has captivating views of the Atlantic Ocean, showcasing glaciers and volcanoes.

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22/06/2023

Sat on this dune for awhile to watch a pack of wildebeest cross the plaine.

The dune (called the Elim Dune) is located about 5km from Sesriem Desert Camp and is 100m high. It can be reached by car, bike or even by foot from the camp. Definitely recommend checking it out if Sesriem is on your stop. Get there early for good light and no crowds or for sunset 🧡

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21/06/2023

More of Etosha’s zebras 🦓

22/05/2023

Spitzkoppe at 7:29pm, 9:09pm, and 6:39am.

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09/05/2023

Spitzkoppe! Also referred to as the “Matterhorn of Namibia”.

Probably one of my favourite places visited while in Namibia. It is a lesser known attraction and many tourists have been known to drive straight past these peaks.

The campsite and surrounding area were beautiful, I definitely recommend staying a night or two here while in Namibia as it is been seen when camping overnight. Spend your mornings watching the sunrise and rocks change from bright red to orange to yellow and spend your days hiking, rock climbing, and walking through the area. At the end of the day grab an ice cold-beer at the small restaurant/bar.

The granite of Spitzkoppe is more than 120 million years old and many examples of Bushmen artwork can be seen painted on the rocks. The sunsets and sunrises combined with the dramatic rock peaks make for the most striking visuals.

Spitzkoppe is located 180km from Swakopmund and 280km from Windhoek.

30/04/2023

Dune Biking in Swakopmund! A must do while in Namibia.

Riding in the sand dunes can be challenging because the sand is loose so you have to make sure to keep pedalling and moving forward. There are several places to rent fat bikes in Swakopmund for up to 4 hours of fat-biking on the dunes. It is an eco-friendly option to get up close to the magnificent scenery and dunes that the Namib Desert has to offer.

Have you ever been on a fat-bike? Let me know in the comments below.

25/04/2023

Exploring the sand dunes near Sesriem🧡

Sesriem is a small settlement that consists of a gas station, convenience store and two lodging options (the campsite and a lodge). We only had to bike about 5km from the campsite to reach this dune.

I recommend staying at least two days in Sesriem. We stayed at the campsite. Sesriem campsite is reserved directly on the NWR site, make sure to book in advance because there are few pitches. Price: 200N$/per person (about 15€/$16 USD)

There is tons to do around Sesriem. Sossusvlei, Sesriem Canyon, Dune 45, the Deadvlei, and the other Namib attractions can all be accessed by entering the Namib-Naukluft National Park at the Sesriem gate. Most people travel to Sesriem from Windhoek and will take about 5 hours.

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25/04/2023

Exploring the sand dunes near Sesriem🧡

Sesriem is a small settlement that consists of a gas station, convenience store and two lodging options (the campsite and a lodge). We only had to bike about 5km from the campsite to reach this dune.

I recommend staying at least two days in Sesriem. We stayed at the campsite. Sesriem campsite is reserved directly on the NWR site, make sure to book in advance because there are few pitches. Price: 200N$/per person (about 15€/$16 USD)

There is tons to do around Sesriem. Sossusvlei, Sesriem Canyon, Dune 45, the Deadvlei, and the other Namib attractions can all be accessed by entering the Namib-Naukluft National Park at the Sesriem gate. Most people travel to Sesriem from Windhoek and will take about 5 hours.

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