ourwildjourney
Observer
This year we mainly visited the Southern part of Namibia, this was the first time we visited Ai-Ais and the Fish River Canyon. Also we revisited the Quiver trees and this time saw the Mesosaurus fossils. When comparing to the Quiver tree forest and Giant´s playground, we found it much better to continue up the road a bit and visit old Giel and his Mesosaurus fossils, you get all in one - Quiver trees, giants playground and some ancient fossils. This guy is much friendlier than the Quiver tree guys. Be aware...this is our own experience! 
I must say, we more love the Northern part of Namibia, the South is very lonely, empty and in places desolate. I think next time we will be back north. (I may post a few photos of our trip to the North here in a few days).
For now, enjoy those pics. Ai-Ais was a good spot to wash off the travel dust - although I must state ( and am prepared to be torn to pieces) that we bushcamped and went for day visits there (3 days in total) - we didn´t like the campsite in Ai Ais, it is very sterile.
Last photo is at the Brukkaros crater, which was quite nice, I loved the old payphone!
I must say, we more love the Northern part of Namibia, the South is very lonely, empty and in places desolate. I think next time we will be back north. (I may post a few photos of our trip to the North here in a few days).
For now, enjoy those pics. Ai-Ais was a good spot to wash off the travel dust - although I must state ( and am prepared to be torn to pieces) that we bushcamped and went for day visits there (3 days in total) - we didn´t like the campsite in Ai Ais, it is very sterile.
Last photo is at the Brukkaros crater, which was quite nice, I loved the old payphone!
