Mahlatini Travel Blog

After saying our goodbyes to the good people at Desert Rhino Camp we met with our incredibly informative pilot Marco who was to fly us to the Sossusvlei region.  It was then that we realised just how vast Namibia actually … Continue reading →

Bill Passmore previously travelled with Mahlatini to Botswana in March 2011.  En route back to Ireland he stayed with friends Deryck and Ann Braun in Johannesburg.  Having loved his holiday so much, he shared with them how desperately he wanted to … Continue reading →

Fancy winning the adventure holiday of a lifetime?  In conjunction with Namibia tourism, Mahlatini are giving you the opportunity to win an exhilarating 14 day self-drive Safari for two people to Namibia. You will be blown away by the country’s superb … Continue reading →

Namibia Self Drive Safaris Mahlatini in conjunction with Namibia tourism are giving you the opportunity to win a fantastic 14 day self-drive Safari to Namibia. The vast landscape of Namibia is easily navigated due to the well maintained roads and … Continue reading →

I have been lucky enough to have travelled and experienced many African countries and all the natural beauty that have to offer, but I have never before encountered the diversity that is offered within Namibia. I was constantly mesmerized by … Continue reading →

Over in Namibia at the Kulala Desert Lodge a recent refurbishment has been completed. The refurbishment sees the main area being rebuilt, opening it up and nearly doubling its size. Huge floor to ceiling windows were fitted to make the … Continue reading →

Hotel Heinitzberg in Namibia has unveiled the refurbishment of its 16 guest rooms. The new décor is designed to represent the Windhoek “glory days” with each room splashed with a different colour, style and décor. They’ve cleaverly used old photographs … Continue reading →

Joanna Lumley embarks on a journey in September looking at cats through history. Her travels take her to AfriCat in Okanjima, where she spent a couple of days looking at its role in the conservation of big cats in Namibia. … Continue reading →