Wow this is stunning! Again! This vlog series should be on tv. Yep those washrooms are prit bad. Those little bouncy dudes in front of the giraffe are cute. Great work.
Can't wait for more! Previous roommate, here in S W Florida,, Dalitso is from Malawi! So excited to see the area, as earlier you stated you were going by there!! : ) Scenery so far is breathtaking,, ty so much , Nicole for sharing!! : )
I don't care what anyone says, African sunsets are the best. This trip of yours makes me so proud to say I live in Africa! We have so much to explore 🌍
Love the wildlife + music montages! 😊 Very peaceful and beautiful. I enjoy your perspective on travel too. Thanks for taking us along for your adventures! 👍
Bloody magnificent mate !!! Love how your vlogs have developed, really enjoy watching you guys. Gives people another perspective of what's on our stoep, anyway I hope you keep up the good work.❤️❤️❤️
The drinking giraffes are awesome! Did you see the lions near the pan? We watched them for an hour. Impressive! Going to the toilet is crazy in Etosha. You have to open a big gate so you are not safe when you get out of the car. I was terrified. You?
Amazing scenery. I'm just curious what the protocol is if by chance your vehicle breaks down in the park. I'm guessing you don't just start walking. Do they occasionally patrol the park so that they would eventually find you. Or do you have to wait for another park visitor to come upon you and catch a ride with them?
Cactus Tweeter This is a very popular park in Namibia so there is always a lot of people in the park. Usually there is also an emergency number you can call.
Cactus Tweeter Exactly what Elissa said. It's a busy park so there are people driving past you quite frequently, even on the quieter side roads. But generally for more remote parks, you hope you have the right tools to fix the problem or have a satellite phone to call an emergency number.
What a freaking amazing life. How do you ever settle down and have a family when you live such an amazing adventure every few months. Enjoy every second.
If you guys incorporate fidget spinners along with the existentially vast, ancient, African steppe, I think you'll hit that sweet spot in the algorithm!
wow. I want to go somewhere I have to stop to let an elephant cross the road in front of me...I didn't realize just how spectacular giraffes are. Love this entire series...was that Afrikaans you were speaking at the beginning?
You are right about the Halali camp, it's expensive in comparison with other campsites that are less expensive so the quality of the facilities should be higher than that. Very sad.
There you two are! Love it when you two pop up on the Net. Nice catch up vlog. 👊👍😎 I gulped when I saw you two walking alone in the game park. In the Serengeti, we were cautioned to not wander far from our truck. You're a morsel on a dinner plate. 😉
Kruger facilities are detoreriating though, the chalets and rondavels bathrooms haven't been renovated since I was a kid , and for the amount of money Sanparks charges it's pathetic , sometimes the fridges and stoves don't work as well I really hope the situation changes , can only imagine what etosha is like.
Those giraffes have nice bellies. They must be loving it there. Btw did you tell anyone about the toilet? Maybe people in the park doesn't know it. (hopefully) Really enjoyed the vlog, tnx. :)
"Except there's someone's old blood on the floor..." made me laugh. Those facilities are rough, you are totally justified in saying there is room for improvement. Side note: love the wildlife shots, you're crushing this! Can't wait for the next one #number1fangirl
Chris Brooks We're not sure, it's not welcome in any National Parks for the fear of locating animals like rhino or elephant from above & using it as a device to aid poaching, so if we're not planning on using it, it's just a lot less hassle than trying to explain that we have it for recreational use & risk it getting confiscated etc.
I think your criticisms of the facilities is warranted, the whole point of entry fees is for the maintenance of the park, yeah? That *should* include simple things such as cleaning toilets and what not.
So in National Parks where there are wild animals, there are certain rules & regulations. Obviously that involves not getting out of the car, but in a lot of parks one cannot have their bodies out of the car or hang out of windows which is essentially what the lens would be doing. The animals cannot see the humans in the car, they just see the car as a object however when humans stick their heads out or body parts out of windows, they can the see individuals & we then become a threat to them which can result in defensive behaviour from the animals.
Nicole Eddy that helps me understand better! I guess I never really thought about it like that. Well, incredible work from both of you. I'm super excited to see new vlogs and photographs 💕
Ok no but seriously that toilet though... 😐😐 I would be happy with that at a damn festival ...but I would also be happy with a portaloo or bush... so that says a lot 😮
Do you carry something for protection from wildlife? Like pepper spray? I would be afraid to just walk around with lions and critters that could kill me. ,😮
Laura Misch Nah, the camp was fenced off but generally the wild animals will run off long before you see them (in most cases) except the ones that have learnt that humans carry food around.
Laura Misch Nah, the camp was fenced off but generally the wild animals will run off long before you see them (in most cases) except the ones that have learnt that humans carry food around.
want an awesome little intro sequence, no drones... I'll use that next time. Check out my channel, I'm posting vlogs and just starting out with it really!
absolutely loving the journey Nicole. Definition of " the journey is the destination"
New video wooooooooooot!
Loved it! Well done!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing this moments!
intro is so peaceful
Loving the adventure and vibe of these vlogs in outback Africa. Brilliant!
Such a sick vlog. Well done Nicole!
so beautiful, loving these videos! ❤❤
So cool! Love your videos, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for this, Nicole!
So incredible!
Wow this is stunning! Again! This vlog series should be on tv. Yep those washrooms are prit bad. Those little bouncy dudes in front of the giraffe are cute. Great work.
I love this , I felt like I was there.
this is all soooo dope. thanks for sharing.
Great video, thanks for sharing the experience
I look forward to these vlogs and watching this trek. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome VLOG! I love following you guys 🍃
such an epic trip you've been on so far and the vlogs have been amazing
Thank you for my first safari adventure. Truly the opportunity you have is unmatched in most lives. It was beautiful.
Some of this was reminding me of a National Geographic special. Nice job.
I've been blessed to visit Botswana for a few safaris. My brother in law is a safari guide, he's fantastic at what he does!
That 🌅 sunset!!!! Looks like the veld is green and a lot of food for the animals.
amazing seeing the animals x
I love how Nicole just take control... she cant be bothered with Ben... congrats guys epic travels
Stunning shots of the animals, wonderful to see them in their natural habitat. Thanks Nicole for taking the time to post such wonderful videos.
Thanks for a great video. 📷🎥🎼⛺🐘😄
Love the Zebra's and so love the Giraffe's. Awesome video
no drones loooooool love it
I love Namibia so much! Last year I did a similar trip and I will never forget it. Much fun
Loved seeing the Giraffe!
You guys have a lekker sense of humour. Love it. ❤️ 😂😂😂😂😂
Just beautiful! :)
i'm never sure if i am watching Ben's or Nicole's vlogs
Can't wait for more! Previous roommate, here in S W Florida,, Dalitso is from Malawi! So excited to see the area, as earlier you stated you were going by there!! : )
Scenery so far is breathtaking,, ty so much , Nicole for sharing!! : )
I don't care what anyone says, African sunsets are the best. This trip of yours makes me so proud to say I live in Africa! We have so much to explore 🌍
They are the bloody best, I don't think it can be argued!
Love the wildlife + music montages! 😊 Very peaceful and beautiful. I enjoy your perspective on travel too. Thanks for taking us along for your adventures! 👍
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. what a gift you have given me.
I think this vlog had very minimum background music. But it felt very nice. And so many animals... Wow!
Keep uploading more. Cheers!!
I miss Etosha! Namibia was the most beautiful country I have ever been to! I want to go back so badly
I can finally sleep, Ben saw his elephant .😂😂🐘 Love you both, be careful.
Your music is always perfect for the shot!! This was a wonderful vlog. Thank you!!!
Amazing game shots + music!! 💛😮💛👏🏼💛 thank you for taking the time to edit and share. Ah, makes me want to drop everything and come join you. I love it
all these animals are so beautiful oha
I miss Africa and the people so much. Loving these vlogs.
CMON Eddy, its Africa!! :-D
@Nicole Eddy, these series ... Girl, they are better than Nat Geo Wild! Thank you! Great value added videos! :)
Lilly Stoyanova Haha, I have a looooong way to go until that day but thanks for the kind compliment :) I'm a Nat Geo fan girl!
Can't help but laugh when those bathroom facilities are actually better than where I used to live.
Such a beautiful place, some very good shots Nicole i am so jealous
a bit of JVM at 2:50, good vibes!
Bloody magnificent mate !!!
Love how your vlogs have developed, really enjoy watching you guys. Gives people another perspective of what's on our stoep, anyway I hope you keep up the good work.❤️❤️❤️
The drinking giraffes are awesome! Did you see the lions near the pan? We watched them for an hour. Impressive! Going to the toilet is crazy in Etosha. You have to open a big gate so you are not safe when you get out of the car. I was terrified. You?
wow Elephants, Zebras, Giraffes and more walking so close to you! very cool footage you captured! Also lovely hat! cheers! 😎
Amazing scenery. I'm just curious what the protocol is if by chance your vehicle breaks down in the park. I'm guessing you don't just start walking. Do they occasionally patrol the park so that they would eventually find you. Or do you have to wait for another park visitor to come upon you and catch a ride with them?
Cactus Tweeter Great question ... Nicole?
Cactus Tweeter This is a very popular park in Namibia so there is always a lot of people in the park. Usually there is also an emergency number you can call.
Cactus Tweeter Exactly what Elissa said. It's a busy park so there are people driving past you quite frequently, even on the quieter side roads. But generally for more remote parks, you hope you have the right tools to fix the problem or have a satellite phone to call an emergency number.
Ben look cool today !
2:18 (In stereo) Oh there's two. Jinx! haha
What a freaking amazing life. How do you ever settle down and have a family when you live such an amazing adventure every few months. Enjoy every second.
Loving the series Nicole, the Fomo is real though I need to complete this road trip myself!
If you guys incorporate fidget spinners along with the existentially vast, ancient, African steppe, I think you'll hit that sweet spot in the algorithm!
OMG,,,, I love your music choices with the animals!! #Prizewinningphotog.
wow. I want to go somewhere I have to stop to let an elephant cross the road in front of me...I didn't realize just how spectacular giraffes are. Love this entire series...was that Afrikaans you were speaking at the beginning?
You are right about the Halali camp, it's expensive in comparison with other campsites that are less expensive so the quality of the facilities should be higher than that. Very sad.
There you two are! Love it when you two pop up on the Net. Nice catch up vlog. 👊👍😎 I gulped when I saw you two walking alone in the game park. In the Serengeti, we were cautioned to not wander far from our truck. You're a morsel on a dinner plate. 😉
Did you see any honey-badgers at the campsite? Such cheeky characters...
Thanks so much it's like I am in pumba with you two supper cool
will you to be going to botswana on your expedition? if so, highly highly recommend visiting moremi reserve in the delta.
Kruger facilities are detoreriating though, the chalets and rondavels bathrooms haven't been renovated since I was a kid , and for the amount of money Sanparks charges it's pathetic , sometimes the fridges and stoves don't work as well I really hope the situation changes , can only imagine what etosha is like.
Those giraffes have nice bellies. They must be loving it there.
Btw did you tell anyone about the toilet? Maybe people in the park doesn't know it. (hopefully)
Really enjoyed the vlog, tnx. :)
"Except there's someone's old blood on the floor..." made me laugh. Those facilities are rough, you are totally justified in saying there is room for improvement. Side note: love the wildlife shots, you're crushing this! Can't wait for the next one #number1fangirl
Maeve MacGlinchey Maeve!! Guuuurl, I miss you, what a treat reading your comment. Hope you're holding down the fort back in CT ❤️
Nicole and Ben, what would have happened if you said "yes" to having a drone??? Would they have confiscated it or charged you a fee? Thanks.
Chris Brooks We're not sure, it's not welcome in any National Parks for the fear of locating animals like rhino or elephant from above & using it as a device to aid poaching, so if we're not planning on using it, it's just a lot less hassle than trying to explain that we have it for recreational use & risk it getting confiscated etc.
Thank you.
I think your criticisms of the facilities is warranted, the whole point of entry fees is for the maintenance of the park, yeah? That *should* include simple things such as cleaning toilets and what not.
Lekker my maaitjie. Kom ons brraaai
Tops.
how would photographing/filming out of the back of Pumba be illegal? (seriously curious about this. saw Ben's vlog and didn't understand)
So in National Parks where there are wild animals, there are certain rules & regulations. Obviously that involves not getting out of the car, but in a lot of parks one cannot have their bodies out of the car or hang out of windows which is essentially what the lens would be doing. The animals cannot see the humans in the car, they just see the car as a object however when humans stick their heads out or body parts out of windows, they can the see individuals & we then become a threat to them which can result in defensive behaviour from the animals.
Nicole Eddy that helps me understand better! I guess I never really thought about it like that. Well, incredible work from both of you. I'm super excited to see new vlogs and photographs 💕
Ok no but seriously that toilet though... 😐😐 I would be happy with that at a damn festival ...but I would also be happy with a portaloo or bush... so that says a lot 😮
Do you carry something for protection from wildlife? Like pepper spray? I would be afraid to just walk around with lions and critters that could kill me. ,😮
Laura Misch Nah, the camp was fenced off but generally the wild animals will run off long before you see them (in most cases) except the ones that have learnt that humans carry food around.
Laura Misch Nah, the camp was fenced off but generally the wild animals will run off long before you see them (in most cases) except the ones that have learnt that humans carry food around.
Who else thinks Nicole is the ultimate girlfriend role model?
1:50 A bit ashamed to say I actually really like that Jack Ü track…
Better toilets then in US National Parks....
I just noticed that you look as if you're left handed. I too am a leftie🙋🏼♂️💪🏻
Why are you calling the animals "game" if they're not for hunting? Just curious...
Tony Lorentzen not too sure, it's just what they're referred to here. But yes, it does originate from hunting
"I plead with you. I'm begging you not to be eaten by lions"
-Trevor Noah, 2013
*tips for driving cross country? longgggggggg stretches of driving
want an awesome little intro sequence, no drones... I'll use that next time. Check out my channel, I'm posting vlogs and just starting out with it really!
first comment wow
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James Joyce sub to sub ?