In northern Namibia’s Ondangwa, David Penda uncovers a cultural gem at Nakambale Lodge – a place where history, tradition, and hospitality meet. From walking through the legacy of Finnish missionaries at the Nakambale Museum to experiencing everyday life in a traditional Oshiwambo homestead, his visit captures the soul of the region. Add to that a rich local meal before takeoff and a quick stop at the bustling Ondangwa Open Market, and you have a trip filled with flavour, culture, and northern charm.
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A Journey to the Wild Beauty of Okonjima Nature Reserve
The Okonjima Nature Reserve, a haven of untouched beauty. Spanning 22,000 hectares of pristine bushveld, this extraordinary reserve offers an immersive escape into nature. Just a short drive from Windhoek, Okonjima is celebrated not only for its breathtaking landscapes but also for its pioneering work in leopard conservation.
Read MoreIn Namibia, learn to expect the unexpected
After years of travelling the length and breadth of Namibia, I’ve come to expect the unexpected. Expertly trained coffee baristas manning a small café in the middle of nowhere – why not? Dry riverbeds becoming raging torrents overnight – certainly possible!
Read MoreWhispers of the Wild
A world of green waterways, shifting herds, and ancient wilderness. The Zambezi Region is a finger of fertile land stretching deep into the heart of southern Africa, and the gateway to one of the most ambitious conservation projects on the continent: the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area, known simply as KAZA.
Read MoreNamibia turns new chapter
Testament to the resilience and forward-looking nature of Namibia’s political landscape, Namibia experienced a seamless and dignified transfer of power, underscoring the country’s commitment to stability and governance. This follows the sad and unfortunate passing of His Excellency President Hage Gottfried Geingob.
Read MoreUnsung heroes of the Namibian skies
We meet the unsung heroes of the Namibian skies – Air traffic controllers, who play a crucial role in ensuring the safe and efficient movement of aircraft within controlled airspace and on the ground.
Read MoreA tribute to His Excellency Dr Hage G. Geingob: A LIFE DEDICATED TO SERVING NAMIBIA
Our March 2024 issue of FlyNamibia inflight magazine is dedicated to the late Dr. Hage G. Geingob, third president of the Republic of Namibia
Read MoreCape Town explored: your first-time visitor’s guide
First time in Cape Town? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with a guide to the best of what South Africa’s Mother City has to offer.
Read MoreSights, sounds and scrumptious bream in Katima Mulilo
Our Face of FlyNamibia, Taimi, visits the northeastern capital of Namibia – Katima Mulilo. Here she discovers a new love for birds and gets her hands on as many mangos as possible.
Read MoreWe Rise by Lifting Others: FlyNamibia’s Visionary Journey
As we embark on the journey of a new year, all of us at FlyNamibia wish you a joyous and prosperous 2024! May this year take you to new heights, bring you wonderful adventures, and fill your life with memorable journeys.
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