We are coming home now. Here are my favourite 5 places in Africa.
1. Machaba Camp (Botswana)
Machaba is a nice place. It had lots of animals. Every morning we had a game drive around and we did that the same in the afternoon. We watched the sun down on the afternoon.
1. Machaba Camp (Botswana)
Machaba is a nice place. It had lots of animals. Every morning we had a game drive around and we did that the same in the afternoon. We watched the sun down on the afternoon.
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2. Big 5 Lodge (Botswana)
It was fun. There was a big pool with fountains all around. Peacocks and Guinea Fowl were running around and there were little chicks and there were rabbits wondering around as well.
It was fun. There was a big pool with fountains all around. Peacocks and Guinea Fowl were running around and there were little chicks and there were rabbits wondering around as well.
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3. Okavango River Lodge (Botswana)
There were lots of crocodiles at Okavango River lodge and little fishies in the water that were teeny and then there were normal sized fish.
There were lots of crocodiles at Okavango River lodge and little fishies in the water that were teeny and then there were normal sized fish.
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4. Ais-Ais (Namibia)
There were spas at Ais-Ais. At night there were little teeny geckos which I liked catching and big ones. The big ones were called Bibrons geckos. We met some Dutch people and we also met some New Zealanders.
There were spas at Ais-Ais. At night there were little teeny geckos which I liked catching and big ones. The big ones were called Bibrons geckos. We met some Dutch people and we also met some New Zealanders.
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5. Twyfelfontein (Namibia)
There were rock paintings which were about 5,000 years old. There were lots and lots of lizards. Big ones and small ones. There these big mice things with big fluffy tails and there were also Dassies.
There were rock paintings which were about 5,000 years old. There were lots and lots of lizards. Big ones and small ones. There these big mice things with big fluffy tails and there were also Dassies.
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