Crossing into NAMIBIA [S5 - Eps. 38] 

Your country is more beautiful than I ever knew. Thanks to Noraly for showing it to us.

I was to travel south Africa way back in 2016 looks like i will have to visit this beautiful country soon

I hear you. I'm American and she made me think about buying a cross motorcycle and go venture.

Just do it people. Don't overthink it, do it.

South Africa is the best country in the world

Very Dry and Hot

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The police is trying to locate you

@@petruskafula2418 Who said he is illegal?

@@petruskafula2418 you just a jealous human being.

He is even from Russia more welcome than Europian❤🎉

Danger awaits at every turn . . .

This is amazing about Namibia

You really sold me on going there!

40 degree heat in Winter? Lol

Don't forget ticks and mosquitoes.

adventure!adventure!this is it! amazing! ✌✌

Who's controlling the drone😏

Hi Ettienne You have a beautiful country. Thanks to Noraly's video I am able to see it .nova scotia canada

@@isghaaqjones7637 it's flying in follow mode

I am your number 1 New Fan 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

Courage?? or foolishness? . . . to travel safely, travel with at least one other and have a firearm handy for those "unsafe" moments on the trip. I am amazed a young woman (Noraly) would be so naive to travel alone, I mean just breaking down (engine failure) in the vast wilderness with no cell coverage could be the end. Brave, yes. Foolish, yes. Beautiful . . YES!!

@@munter10 She has a satellitephone

You are very courageous. ♥️🙏

@@munter10 tell me how you just get a firearms in those country and just passing borders with it Without any papers.

@@munter10 thats alright mate, you stay safe on your ass at home.

FYI: Leopards can thrive in almost any environment and have been known to prey on people...

that desolate scene is worth more than the most expensive item yo have ever seen, you can almost feel that vast emptiness. It's the emptiness that we can relate to and only a few know it's value

​@@donaldoehl7690 That's very rare. The most dangerous animals in Africa are the Mosquito (they can carry and transmit: Zika virus, West Nile virus, Chikungunya virus, Dengue fever, and Malaria). In addition, the Hippopotamus, the Nile Crocodile and the Puff Adder (a venomous snake) are also potentially very dangerous. In fact nearly any wild animal is potentially dangerous. For example, elephants can be dangerous depending on how well (or not) they've been treated by people before. They're quite intelligent and really do have a great memory. Hence, if they've been mistreated in the past they can become aggressive towards anyone. However, it's uncommon. That said, their size and speed, up to 25 mph, make them inherently dangerous. Big cats, for example Lions and Leopards, although potentially dangerous, are often wary of human beings and for good reason: They're often killed by them. The unwritten rules are: maintain a fair distance, don't stare at them (cats take that as threat and will often act in self-defense), And DO NOT feed them! (or any other wild animal). Doing so habituates them to people and they come to expect food. Even if one doesn't have any, although the cat doesn't know that. NOT Good!! Stare into the eyes of a house cat and see what happens. Hint: You better be wearing safety goggles. Little Ms. Priss may claw the s**t out of you! They really hate being stared at. And so do BIG cats. I once saw a guy who was out of the vehicle taking photos of a Pride of Lions using a long telephoto lens. As in pointed directly at them which they didn't take kindly to. Hence, one of the females started to maneuver to his/our right in tall grass. She was stalking him while using the grass as cover. At that point I instructed him to put down the camera, at which point he turned his head to look at me while still pointing the camera at the lions. All of whom, were by then, starting back at him. Not us. Him! To them it wasn't a lens. It was a big eyeball, with two legs which they knew couldn't run very fast. At which point two of them stood up. They do so to get a better look and/or ready themselves to flee or defend themselves. At that point I strongly suggested he get back in the vehicle. Which he did. I found it quite entertaining. Everyone else, not so much. Lesson learned.

@@ThrottleAddiction once in a lifetime experience

Come to Namibia,we'll show you around

How can Namibia be so beautiful if it is diverse: Being diverse is not Namibian?

About safety, yes but about beauty: you could have a debate about that until the cows come home. The east African countries are more beautiful than the rest of Africa. Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia.

@@fmbida I've been watching "Itchy Boots" for years. She's now in Madagascar. The scenery is stunning! She might be doing more west Africa next.

Murder rate surprisingly high in Namibia (5th highest out of 36 African countries per IndexMuni), not sure about safest. Looks like a beautiful country though.

Ride carefree, ride a Honda!

There are mostly only dirt roads in Namibia, apart from few main roads.

@@boostedlss6450 Yes, its a superb advert for Honda's reknowned reliability - road riders tell me Hondas are boring.... but I can accept boring when my life may depend on it.

@@davidobyrne9549 yes I would buy one,when she passed the baboons I thought imagine breaking down . It could be hours or days before anyone came past, I couldn’t ride like she does on my own.👍🇬🇧

She does everything possible to try to make sure she doesn't break down or have any issues. Always prepared and knows what she is doing.

Yaay! I'm a hitchhiker!

What a great comment🤣🤣

Us, 757,000 followers, we are all hiding in the GoPro , behind the lens, but, don,t spill the secret, it,s an affair between Noraly and us, lol

Ha, yes. We are all travelling on her helmet 😎

Biggest damned invasion of any country, at any time, anywhere on this ball o' rock. Ever! :)

Woow,thank you.

I'd be especially wary in a country that has lions and such.

@@rnash999 Even baboons are scary in large numbers !

Iam a zambian looking for friends in Namibia

as a South African all i'm thinking is... shes crazy 😂👍 big respect!!!!

So is she riding her bike and taking drone footage at the same time? Amazing

@@tafadzwateytaruwinga1393 put the drone in Follow me mode and it’s done ✅

I am a sick 70 yrs old grandpa.Your videos make me want to live again

Such a stupid thing to say. Why wouldn't a man dare to tread alone in Africa?

​@@Eddyketheir stupid sense has not limit when they talking about africa is like africa is in another world😮

😂 , taking everything from the media might make you be like him.🌿🌱🌍🌄✌🏾🕊️💕🌍

Ignorant comment

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Yep.. lol Always epic...

Wow

Hate to break it to you but most of the planet is like that.

Except mankind is there and has been for a long long time

I was looking at the landscape of the canyon thinking about how many millions of years ago that area was attached to what is now South America. I was looking at it thinking of the fossils just waiting to be discovered. Beautiful stark countryside and definitely how our planet Used to look before we ruined a large amount of it.

Before mankind there were no car tracks all over the place.😂

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I wonder the cost of fuel, and how much air in your tires you drop to for sand; and I noticed a lack of road signage...that would drive me crazy having to guess the route!

What are you talking about, she is prepared for any problem, you just need a satellite phone. I dont believe she is going this by herself. I go out into the desert like this as long as you have communications and a GPS someone will come and get you. Though I would like to know what survival gear she has, eg how do you get water in the desert when its 50 deg c.

@@brucepad1019 you obviously haven’t watched her previous footage. Yes she does it all alone. No she hasn’t got a sat-phone (but she has got a cell phone, but hey, where’s the service hey?). So yes, she’s a 1%-er.

In South Africa you can get help within hours even in the wilderness

@@PatNetherlander>> She does carry a SAT phone. But it won't work every where in the world. Don't know if where she is there if it would work though.

Cf. Larry McMurtry, “All my friends are going to be strangers.”

She just went to Namibia to renew passport possibly and obviously spend time in the Namibian region!

Love Terry Pratchett's writings. Thanks for that. Ronn

Not only to ladies :D

Go girl 😍

Namibia is a safety country in the world

Is there civilization inside the desert?🙄

@A L Dit gaan baie goed met my. Ek is in Suid-Afrika maar toer baie in Namibië . En ek hou van my Tafel Lager!

I also agree burrito 1567. From Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.

Small correction.....THE best vlog on RU-vid 😊👍

@@davericketts9101 In my opinion, Ride and Seek is the best vlog 👍But to each their own, taste differs 😊

How did you do that while driving!!! 👍👌

Prayer keeps Norally safe.

Looks like central Australia.

That sand 4 woman jacket looks better than the men in my opinion.

@@lpete531 women look better than men in my opinion

@@jamesheron2034 big brain time +

We are good people.

Namibia is a civilized country, I would not have expected any drama at the border. I have been to Namibia twice and think it is a lovely country!

I have crossed that border myself many times, and most were OK. But then there have been times... So, I was glad Itchy Boots crossed on a day when no one was in a bad mood.

@@vsgste002 you get that in many other countries not just Namibia. Calm yourself and be polite and you’ll be fine any place you go. I had a rude immigration officer when I went to Sweden, it doesn’t mean all swedes are rude.

@@leonhenry4861 not to be rude but your not even from here. most of the time they expect a bribe or “compensation fee” thats what Stephen ment. Europe differs quite a bit from Africa…

@@gabrielabdul8372 Indeed!