In Namibia there are surprisingly many travel opportunities. Probably the African I've tried over the weekend. From a park in Windhoek small buses in all directions of the country. , Will take you to the meeting that, in with the list and wait until enough people have found that a bus is full. And the Africans definitely have a different understanding of "full". 18 people have been forced into this Kleinbuss. In Germany they would have taken half. Comfortable is definitely something else. But for that to get there for 10 € of Windhoek on the 400 km from the West Coast and is not being given out entire life stories. The Africans are in fact nothing of it in a huge volume 2 hours to entertain the entire bus with her phone call.
Friday night I arrived in the Sky Dessert Backpackers in Swakopmund. Unfortunately it was too dark for a little more than a pizzeria to see from the city. On Saturday I had booked sandboarding. From the hostel we went to the Namib desert, which adjoins the city limit sign of Swakopmund. Since that morning had no further interest in snowboarding, so I could enjoy private lessons.
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The scenery was beautiful, with the Atlantic Ocean on one side and sand dunes as far as the eye can see the other side.
Before it could go off, the dunes had to climb first to be managed on foot. Also had to be rubbed with wax before every departure, the board. But it comes in quickly and get on it also neatly speed. not
This one, however, as the board stops at snowboarding, but rather that it is waiting anhällt by itself, and that sand is really soft as snow, I was starting to feel something painful in which I in were literally fell on the nose: nose bleeding and ne felt concussion. Happened ;) After 4 hours dunes up and down dunes, we went back to the city. Swakopmund is a totally cute little town, probably the perfect setting for a Sunday ZDF film. In Africa points out, however in the inner city is not too much, except maybe the numerous craft shops and pushy street vendors.
Otherwise, you will feel like in a Nordseebadort, with the difference that you can not swim. First, the water is too cold and the other the high waves, strong currents and sharks occur occasionally make things a little dangerous.
showed me the evening, Mr. Sand Board Instructor (I forget here name in the same moment as I hear) the Swakopmund Nightlife, both the downtown and the the township. After one, at least for me as a "white" rather scary visit to a nightclub in the township I was very glad when we landed in the club with a stylish name to green wreath "in the inner city. There I also met Eileen, an exchange student in Cape Town, with whom I shared my room in the hostel and I met a week ago, already at the hostel in Windhoek.
We heard repeatedly that German was spoken and so it should not be surprising that, among other Doctors ran. Still kind of strange In mid in Namibia. Unlike Germany, however, went up 2 the light and the party was over.
Originally I wanted to go on Sunday morning, a round of Quad in the desert. However, as I was incredibly sore and could not turn my head, I decided that probably would be not a very good idea. Besides, it was pretty foggy that day and cold (at least if one is accustomed Windheoker the weather). So I walked a bit with Eileen through the city, paid the German Bakery a visit in the afternoon and then drove back together by van to Windhoek.
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