BOTSWANA Here We Come. Unforgettable journey from Nossob to Mabuasehube

The morning we had to pack up was extremely cold, so we started the day with a warm cup of coffee.

As we continued towards Mabua, taking in the never changing scenery and enjoying the freedom on the twospoor road, we can’t help but reflect back on a spectacular few days we had on the South African side of the Kgalagadi with some fantastic sightings.
A Recap of those sightings includes a fair share of leopard sightings some which made a lasting impression
Some remarkable raptors in the Auob Riverbed. If you go to the Kgalagadi for Raptors, you have to make sure to spend a lot of time in the Auob
Not a lot of lion sightings but it is still noteworthy
Fantastic next-level honey badger sightings
And one of our all-time top-of-the-list sightings was the hunting caracal.

We Stay over at Motopi Campsite 2 and then head over to Khiding Campsite 2 where we camp for four nights.

#botswana #overlanding #79series #wildlife #safari #toyota #conqueror

Equipment used:
GoPro Hero 4

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[olwethubavuma]

Thanks for taking us through your amazing adventures the scenery was out this world lol I laughed so hard at the sign from the loo true though go to the Bush....

[innocent]

Wow lekker mooi mooi I like to go to the camp

[zeburules]

Thanks for sharing your adventure. Stand out for me was the leopards, caracal, honey badger and the birds of prey.

[Schnupp]

Awesome episode looking forward to watching more of your adventures

[stevebonang]

If there is one place that fits the definition of peaceful, it is Kgalagadi. Nice video all round.

[maphirimutshutshu]

Beautiful Episode. What an Overlanding Rig you have there. mAssive.🤟

[Wandilemaseko]

amazing stuff guys. keep up the good work

[louisedickinson]

Once again, thank you for sharing with us.

[duncanwallace]

I've always wondered what it was like over that way, so thanks for sharing!

[elisabti]

Amazing photography very unique and special video thank you ❤️❤️

[derickpieterse]

thanks for sharing your experience it provided valuable insights for our own trip

[a_Christian_]

You are clearly very conscientious when it comes to your overlanding (cleaning up after others, not using campsites that you did not book etc.) Very happy to call you a fellow South-African. A class act. In all probability you are also fellow followers of the Lord Jesus Christ Who is God and His Holy Ghost 🙌🏿 ✝️ 🧎🏾. All the best to you and your loved ones - may the Lord be with you...

[OverlandingwithBruce]

Awesome episode. Thank you for sharing. So great to see how the track looks from Nossob to Mabua. Last time I I did the route was in July 2010 and it’s amazing how the track is opened up. Good to see that toilets have been built at Motopi as it was a minefield of toilet paper the last time we camped there.
Thanks for sharing another great adventure. Looking forward to the next one

[lmashau]

One of the most beautiful Cruisers I have seen..nice colour.

[bonnyfacemoswetsi]

Great video 💪🔥

My country really needs to develop it's camp sites and

[thebase]

i would like to ask where did you build the modification on your 79 n the camper as well, its look very nice and well geared for offroad trips. Great trip otherwise

[christovanzyl]

Baie goeie video. Terloops wat was jou banddruk in daai dik sand. Dink jy moes hom meer laat sak het. Jy kan self so laag as 1, 2 bar gaan

[ailox]

Just a curious camper trailer question; would it be worth changing the springs to have an extra 50mm? That might bring your hitch height level with your bumper and reduce the plowing of your towbar. It's a common thing in Aus. But you would have to extend your support legs for leveling and maybe your entry step/ladder.

[jannovember]

Hii, I want to visit botswana especially Kalahari can you help me

[saloojeem]

Thanks for this!
May I ask what camera tripod mount you are using on your window?