Windhuk, there we did begin our journey.And as always, it’s good too settle down and relax a bit before going for something big. So we booked a night in th B&B Olive Grove via Internet. Nice rooms, lovely people and all very relaxed. It feels like checking into somebodys privat house but not disturbing. The kitchen is open and absolutely accessible. The staff seems too enjoy the work and the talks with the guests. Rooms are not over shot in terms of luckery but still very nice and comfortable.Windhuk, the City and Capital of Namibia itself is - in our eyes - not too exicting. There are German street names every here and then - which looks wired. Some churches are just like we know them from home but then all in all it seems like a drive through plus a few dertours and then it is done.There are nice restaurants there howeven and some cool bars. The Namibian beer brewed in line with german purity law is super cool! You should definately try this instead of Heineken or the usual tasteless but safe haven beers.The Assessment:Assessment CriteriaSatisfaction in %CommentsPool 100nice pool in a waterless areaTent/ Room80wooden huts would hve been nicer but they face zyclones at times thus the constructionRestaurant atmosphere85nice, terrace with great viewsFood 90and good wine in the menueManagement & Staff 90very kind (!), one feels that the owner is out there since quite some time though...Camp/ Lodge85nicely maintainedOriginality of reserve80in the middle of nowwhere reallyDiversity of reserve90they arranged great diversityVehiclenadidnt useclick here: BACK TO NAMIBA-START-PAGE