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Ron Swilling

Ron Swilling


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How Henties Bay Got its Name

Welcome back to our ‘What’s in the Name?’ series, where we look at the history of Namibia2Go’s vehicle names. Last week, we discovered the origins of Lewerbreek, this week, we shift gears to highlight Henties Bay. This coastal town, 70km…

Ron Swilling

Reason to travel: The lush Zambezi region

A visit to the north-eastern corner of Namibia is a step into a lush, water-rich world with an abundance of wildlife. The entrance is through Bwabwata National Park, where large trees line the road, villages dot the countryside and elephant…

Ron Swilling