In our final episode of series 2 we speak to Michael Kamerika from the Ongava Private Game Reserve in Namibia. We talk to Michael about his journey into the travel industry starting from humble beginnings on a family farm. He tells us about the impact guiding has had on his life and his passion for Rhino & conservation. The Ongava Private Game Reserve, which is located just outside the world famous Etosha National Park, has been instrumental in protecting and conserving Namibia’s black and white rhino population.
With the exceptional rains in Namibia this year, Michael paints a beautiful picture of seeing the desert in full colour. If you haven’t yet subscribed to the podcast please do so you can catch this episode and all that we have planned after series 2 will be revealed soon!
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