Published: 15.04.2025
April 14th and 15th.
A brief addendum from yesterday: for our farewell to Okowango, we are taking a sunset boat ride. The sky is not completely clear, so we get some beautiful reflections on the water.
We head over to the floating bridge that crosses the river to Angola. A few years ago, there was a famine in Angola, and Namibia took in many refugees. Since then, the nutritional situation has improved somewhat, but Angola is still among the top 20 nations with the worst nutrition on Earth!
Early in the morning, we get ready to leave, Wilfried wants to put on his shoes, but one is occupied 😊
Then we quickly drive the approximately 100 km to the turnoff for the road into Khaudum, and the Khaudum adventure can begin. The road is only a road for the first few hundred meters; afterward, it becomes a deeply sandy path that constantly rocks the car back and forth. Wisely, we have reduced the tire pressure to 1.4 and 1.2 bar, so we drive on really soft tires. But the swaying is incredibly strong, and you get a bit of a
