Some pictures from our weekend getaway to Swakopmund. I will try and fill in the gaps in the next few days.
Kim and I took the minibus to Swakopmund Saturday morning. The minibus is not the most comfortable way to travel but it does get you to the coast quite quick without the high cost of renting a car. We arrived just past noon, settled into the bungalows, and hit the beach for some fun.
At the bungalows we were surrounded by a gang of cats. I would guess there was about 15 of them living in this one small bush near our cabin.
Apparently fishing season is still on! I am hoping to do a weekend dedicated to fishing in Swakopmund early next year.
Some interesting local landscaping.
Here I am doing my best beached seal impression.
After a nice relaxing day walking the beach we went down to the Beach Bar for a drink. I had made reservations for dinner at the famous Tug restaurant but couldn’t get a booking till after 9pm! No problem, I really love sitting at the Beach Bar listening to the waves roll in.
After a great dinner we met up with our friend Lonin who lives in Swakopmund for a game of pool at the legendary Swakop Lodge. The place was very lively as usual!
We had relatively good weather both days. The water however was as cold as ever.
Snacking on calamari at the Lighthouse Restaurant.
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Some pictures from our weekend getaway to Swakopmund. I will try and fill in the gaps in the next few days.
Kim and I took the minibus to Swakopmund Saturday morning. The minibus is not the most comfortable way to travel but it does get you to the coast quite quick without the high cost of renting a car. We arrived just past noon, settled into the bungalows, and hit the beach for some fun.
At the bungalows we were surrounded by a gang of cats. I would guess there was about 15 of them living in this one small bush near our cabin.
Apparently fishing season is still on! I am hoping to do a weekend dedicated to fishing in Swakopmund early next year.
Some interesting local landscaping.
Here I am doing my best beached seal impression.
After a nice relaxing day walking the beach we went down to the Beach Bar for a drink. I had made reservations for dinner at the famous Tug restaurant but couldn’t get a booking till after 9pm! No problem, I really love sitting at the Beach Bar listening to the waves roll in.
After a great dinner we met up with our friend Lonin who lives in Swakopmund for a game of pool at the legendary Swakop Lodge. The place was very lively as usual!
We had relatively good weather both days. The water however was as cold as ever.
Snacking on calamari at the Lighthouse Restaurant.
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