The Most Fantastic Cafe in Namibia 🇳🇦 vA 152

I ride from Windhoek to Rehoboth, in Namibia, in Africa.
As I exit Windhoek, I meet Elago Nantana, an very friendly man who walked across Namibia, and hitchhiked his way around Southern Africa. His mission in life, helping Namibian men who intend to commit suicide by showing them that life has a lot to offer if you go out there to challenge yourself.
After climbing the hill outside of Windhoek, I stop for lunch in a wonderful padstal where I meet some very friendly French tourists, and where I discover for the first time the wonders of South African cuisine.
Finally, I finish my ride to Rehoboth in a guest house with a very friendly hostess.

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[villafilla]

I absolutely adore the lady who runs the cafeteria. She's so lovely and sweet, always engaging in such warm conversations. It's heartwarming to see her kids enthusiastically helping out, making it a true family effort. Wishing them all the success in their wonderful business.

[Terisue-le]

The woman in the cafe, especially, the man fighting suicides, the friendly French people, Yves, himself... Lovely, wonderful people!! Beautiful. 💕

[thezedtraveller]

The lady at the cafe is such a sweetheart. I love her energy and passion. Her customer care is absolutely 110%!

[Anatoligg]

This guy Elago is so inspiring as well . Yves you met your type of people

[jimraymond]

So many amazing people in this episode. The Elago mental health guy and the cafe Lady are great humans.

[nellanitrascannon]

I'm watching you instead of the news. This is the world I want to live in ❤

[sword_tech]

Southern African people are always bringing their hospitality aura and niceties

[ellishaindobo]

The man Elago represented our country in such a wonderful way. 👏👏👏

[delooaes]

Hi ..

I am a born Namibian, living abroad. I like your videos on YouTube. I wish you all the best and be safe. Namibian’s are very friendly and loving people.

[FrequentFlyer_MIA]

Elago made me smile and shed some tears of happiness for humanity. There is still hope for humanity

[oamaer]

I wanted to let you know that my wife and I have been avidly following your journey, watching all your videos from Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. We're saddened that your three-year journey is coming to an end, but we're also thrilled to see you nearing the completion of your goal.

Your determination and perseverance in the face of adversity have been truly inspiring. We recall the challenges you faced in Ethiopia, including being attacked, losing your passport, and dealing with a broken bike. Despite these hardships, you persisted.

Your videos have taught us valuable lessons, including:

1. People are generally kind and willing to help.
2. Africa is a safe and welcoming continent, contrary to common misconceptions.
3. Sticking to your goals, even in the face of adversity, is crucial.
4. Some African countries, such as Kenya, Namibia, and Botswana, are surprisingly developed.
5. And lastly, your kindness and compassion towards others, as seen in your help towards a Sudanese man, have left a lasting impression on us.

Thank you for sharing your incredible journey with the world!

African/Somali in Minneapolis.

[thomasyebei]

The lady in the restaurant has an amazing personality, she is warm, beautiful and friendly. I just love how she handles her work. Success in her business

[lindaguo]

Elago and Yyves journeys are very inspiring. Love from China

[AfricanTeeTravels]

Can't wait to see South Africa videos. Its crazy how one country can have different types of people.

[BMC]

A day truly filled with kindness; your tribesmen, the lady at the Cafè & her family, and not forgetting the Walker “Elago” and his advocacy for mental health👌🏾❤️

[freedomm]

Namibia, beautiful country, friendly people.. The landscape looks like Northern Kenya.

[godmodelt]

Man you never cease to make me laugh. That bobotie went down fast. I am impressed with the interaction with the French tourists. He had a great story too. Also the guy who champions men’s mental health is a hero.

[othomile]

That interaction with Elago Nanta of Delivery room foundation was amazing

[hanneliewiese]

What a lovely lady and a pretty shop .. a haven.

[Chartomy]

Great to see Elago Nantana. Family, family family! He is a legend! 🇳🇦