Unexpected Life in the Namibian Desert

by Jenny Bowen | Jun 14, 2022 | Namibia

A trip into the desert in Namibia to see the smaller things is an absolute must. Instead of looking out for the larger and more obvious wildlife such as oryx, lion and the endless view of sand dunes, there is a plethora of smaller funky animals that are being...

The honey badger and my steak

by Jenny Bowen | May 22, 2022 | Africa, Jenny’s Blog, Namibia, Wildlife

The best place to see a honey badger is in Etosha, Namibia! When I was camping there, I had a memorable encounter with one of them. They are very interested in what you eat, so be be careful! Etosha National Park, Namibia I love Etosha – the shimmering mirages over...

Eswatini after Covid – The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

by Jenny Bowen | May 9, 2022 | Africa, Culture, Eswatini, Jenny’s Blog

It was the first time I’d been in Eswatini after Covid. It had been 25 months, the longest gap for 21 years. Normally I would spend between three to four months a year leading and guiding in Eswatini, and naturally it has become my second home. So, you can...

Seal Safari In Namibia

by Jenny Bowen | May 8, 2022 | Africa, Jenny’s Blog, Namibia, Wildlife

A seal safari when travelling to Namibia offers an experience you can’t predict! You’ll certainly remember the smell, although you may not want to! Here’s what I found out when I visited. The Colony at Cape Cross Namibia is famous for the wide open...

Walking with Chimpanzees in Uganda

by Jenny Bowen | Jan 31, 2022 | Africa, Uganda

Walking Through the Jungle with Chimpanzees Uganda is well known for its primate tracking, especially the opportunity for walking through the jungle with chimpanzees and gorillas. I was really excited to have the opportunity to see them in the wild. I had first been...

Driving the Skeleton Coast to Shipwreck Lodge

by Jenny Bowen | Jan 6, 2022 | Africa, Namibia

The Skeleton Coast is a dramatic section of coastline of Namibia stretching from the Ugab River up to the Kunene River. The Skeleton Coast Park, now a national park, was proclaimed in 1971 and covers 16,845 km2, protecting nearly a third of Namibia’s desolate...

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