Mi piacciono molto gli elefanti, rinoceronti, giraffe ippopotami,gnu, antilopi,leoni e tigri.
@paultagliabue24049 ай бұрын
Fantasticooooo.
@paultagliabue24049 ай бұрын
Fantasticooooo.
@nawabzada9845 Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much miss good video very very Nice miss❤❤🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰❤❤❤❤❤❤🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰❤❤❤❤❤❤
@sajidnawazraja6114 Жыл бұрын
GOOD! AND REALLY VERY GOOD!! To Watch The Beasts And The Braziers Alike. A Very Different Sight And Sequence In Nature And Culture. And, The Other Animals Like The Hippos, The Elephants And May Be The Monkeys Too! God Is Very Gracious, Anyway! May God Guide Us To The Right And The Positive. Amen! With Due Thanks And Regards: SNR. (FFP). .... ... .. . . . .
@xenia7huts Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the informative video! My husband and I are going to volunteer there later this year 👍🏻can’t wait!
@Samhertzog Жыл бұрын
Good choice hope you have a great time!
@przepiurra Жыл бұрын
Hi! Is this program still on? Link from the description doesn’t work. Many thanks x
@Samhertzog Жыл бұрын
Hi, thanks for your comment, yes it's still on, I've just updated the link, hope that works!
@dianawardrip5171 Жыл бұрын
So beautiful, all of them!!! ❤️
@richardpearson354 Жыл бұрын
Looks really fun and a great experience to do. What are the different types of activities you can do in your free time there, and how much do they cost to do.
@Samhertzog Жыл бұрын
There's a quite a lot, different sanctuaries to visit, a full day safari, hot air ballooning, going up mountains, museums, etc. They're usually the equivalent of about $30, the larger ones like full day safari would be a bit more
@dawnsheers8406 Жыл бұрын
They belong in the wild.
@ArbiterofTruth Жыл бұрын
While I agree with you. These could be cats that were born in captivity. Meaning that they sadly will never have the skills to in the wild. But if you look at these cats, you can tell that they are not only loved, but happy.
I watched your videos prior to visiting Naankuse this year for 2 months. It was one of the best experiences I have ever made! The people are awesome and the Namibian landscapes are beautiful. I think one can expect to have an awesome time, grow as an individual and calm down mentally. It's definitely worth it. I would do it again:) You get really close to all the animals and the people. I have seen every single one of the big 5 and you really work with all animals. It's a magical place, very rural, back to the roots and nature. I loved it. Some things I would have liked to know beforehand would be: You do work, but it feels more like planned out activities one must say. So if you really want to go somewhere were your work has a huge influence, I think this wouldn't be the perfect fit. But also if you go to a country a a wealthy European person, thinking of changing the world by it, you have to be aware that this won't be the case in most places. You just have to be okay with the fact, that the money you bring will add more value to the people and the animals, than the work you do (which also helps, but funding with the money you bring helps more). So you being there is a benefit to them, but you can't expect the benefit to mainly be your work... If you go during European summer: IT'S FREEZING!!! Don't forget it's winter there and bring warm clothes. At times the pipes were frozen, so we couldn't shower sometimes, I had to sleep with a beanie on and I wore ski socks at times ( I am from cold ass Switzerland, so one might think I am used to the cold;) Just because I'ts Africa, doesn't mean it's warm. Bare in mind haha. I would also recommend going to Neuras, everyone loved it there! It's more of a holiday but the landscapes are beautiful. Also Timbilah is so interesting and you will go on some adventures there. I wish everyone an awesome time, magical bonfire nights, a good tent (take a farm tent!!), windy truck rides, dirty baboon walks, and days filled with adventures and memories. Naankuse will forever hold a special place in my heart<3
@evelynb9452 Жыл бұрын
How long would you recommend staying for ?
@Samhertzog Жыл бұрын
I always find 3 weeks to be ideal
@TonySchafer95 Жыл бұрын
Thank u so much for a great video and introduction to Na'anKuse Sam! I'm going there in May 2023 (still a little while), but i can't wait! :D I'm also planning to go to Kanaan, but i'm open to one of the other places as well, we'll see :)
@phangkwongpoh116 Жыл бұрын
love lion cubs.
@BaqPaqJaq Жыл бұрын
Namibia desert looks epic. Hope I get to fly my drone there one day. I’ve a local desert I love flying at an hour away. Not as big as yours though!! Have subscribed to your channel, great video 👍🏻👍🏻
@BaqPaqJaq Жыл бұрын
Here’s my video in the Mahoya Desert if you have 3 mins to spare. kzread.info/dash/bejne/c4iLqJOshqiyg84.html. Have a great day and thanks for sharing your beautiful desert video.
@Samhertzog Жыл бұрын
Hi, thanks a lot, I hope you make it out to Namibia some time, nothing quite like it!
@BaqPaqJaq Жыл бұрын
@@Samhertzog it’s definitely on my list!! Cheers Sam, have a great day.
@ghadamaisery38972 жыл бұрын
In the comments you replied saying that december to march is 'baby season' what do you mean by baby season
@Samhertzog2 жыл бұрын
It's the time of year when most wild animals, zebras, giraffe, wildebeast, blesbok etc have their babies, after spring.
@danvision50862 жыл бұрын
*AMAZING !!!*
@bernadettelee12572 жыл бұрын
Wow!
@laurarakauskaite56432 жыл бұрын
Thank you for the video a lot because I'm getting ready to go there soon, so it really makes it more clear what to expect 🙂
@nxlee.2 жыл бұрын
When are you going?
@laurarakauskaite56432 жыл бұрын
@@nxlee. I've already come back 😀
@nxlee.2 жыл бұрын
@@laurarakauskaite5643 Oh okay. I'm looking for someone that's going in October when I'll be going
@nxlee.2 жыл бұрын
@@laurarakauskaite5643 Quick question. I'm going there in October and I'm struggling with the packing situation. Do people bring suitcases or just backpacks bcs a backpack is not enough for 1 month for me. But I feel like a bigger suitcase might be inappropriate
@laurarakauskaite56432 жыл бұрын
@@nxlee. it's up to you, I was with the big suitcase and some others as well but backpacks would be more convenient 🙂
@wishes87372 жыл бұрын
Can you please give me advice on how to be apart of this I’m in Australia
@Samhertzog2 жыл бұрын
Yup just check the link in the description and sign up!
@StanleySathler2 жыл бұрын
1:11 "Ai que gotoso" - clearly a Brazilian among the folks 😂
@pat47612 жыл бұрын
When do you think is the best time to visit? I was thinking December because I get cold easily but I heard it’s the wet season. Would that restrict any activities?
@Samhertzog2 жыл бұрын
I think December to March is the best time, wet season just means every now and there there will be a storm for half an hour. But it's warm and green, and baby season, so it's over all a lot nicer, in my opinion.
@alexjabakhanji66042 жыл бұрын
Im coming to do the program in September, do they still do the lion walks?
@Samhertzog2 жыл бұрын
It generally depends if there are young lions who require it, you never know.
@user-pz1vt8hb2h2 жыл бұрын
Ххаххаахахахха
@chetnaatcern2 жыл бұрын
Amazing video and narration ✨
@victorgarcez80372 жыл бұрын
This program feels so amazing, it's really cool seeing people helping those animals to have a better life.
@ironscrotum27422 жыл бұрын
Bruhhh I am definitely going to be doing this program in the next 3 months. I may be going as early as March. Not sure what to expect tho. I imagine the compound and maybe even the program has changed a lot since the pandemic. I’m just hoping Covid hasn’t completely decimated VSA’s project at Glen Afric with the Living With Big Cats program 🤷🏻♂️
@Samhertzog2 жыл бұрын
I'm back here now, volunteers are back and it's all essentially back to normal now.
@ironscrotum27422 жыл бұрын
@@Samhertzog dude that's really great to know! very encouraging for sure.
@nxlee.2 жыл бұрын
Hello, I can't find any information about their prices. Could you tell me what 3 weeks would cost and what it includes, bcs I'm interested in doing volunteer work but some sanctuaries are to pricey for me
@fleur50842 жыл бұрын
Hi! Old volunteer speaking here. It really depends from where you book it, but volunteer work is gonna be pricey…. 3 weeks is gonna cost around €1000 I think. But, absoluutst worth it! Naan kuse is one of the fancier places you could go, they arrange a lot for you. Pick up from the airport, drives to town every Sunday, 3 meals a day which two of are hot meals (also stuff for vegans and vegetarians) and 2 activity’s a day. Accommodation is either in a ‘luxurious’ tent (normal beds) or in a cabin. Both really good! Hope this helped you a bit :)
@nxlee.2 жыл бұрын
@@fleur5084 It did, thank you:))
@nxlee.2 жыл бұрын
@@fleur5084 Quick question. I'm going there in October and I'm struggling with the packing situation. Do people bring suitcases or just backpacks bcs a backpack is not enough for 1 month for me. But I feel like a bigger suitcase might be inappropriate
@fleur50842 жыл бұрын
@@nxlee. ahh how nice!! Have fun!! 👏🏻🙌🏼 and no that’s fine! I had a backpack with me but quite a lot of people came with suitcases. In the end you won’t use most of your clothes though bc you get t-shirts from the organization and then wear like 2 shorts a week haha. Also can’t wash everyday, so in the end you just wear your stuff more days, gonna get gross anyways 😊
@nxlee.2 жыл бұрын
@@fleur5084 Haha okay thanks😊 I'm thinking more of the extra stuff then clothes but if I'm not the only one then it's fine
@itsshamrock2 жыл бұрын
I’m really hoping to go this summer, the work and just the general experience of making friends looks incredible to me
@chetnaatcern2 жыл бұрын
Amazing
@loguloganathan3482 жыл бұрын
Hai bro, How long u stayed there for volunteer program. I was planning to go on one week program. Can we get interact and spend with wild cats on that time
@Samhertzog2 жыл бұрын
You can but I would still recommend staying longer than that, one week is pretty short.
@cindydunn63772 жыл бұрын
Umm Beto created Zumba
@chinedukeshi72822 жыл бұрын
I wonder what happens when the lions go rogue like the Meagan fox movie
@perkele88062 жыл бұрын
04:51 wll thats a big and weird cat
@hayden11092 жыл бұрын
Woah sa ma fait rappeler des souvenir incroyable merci pour cette vidéo
@Bambino_602 жыл бұрын
They’ll bite you soon enough
@luisalimoni88982 жыл бұрын
I‘m going there in October. I wanted to ask about the wifi. Is there Wifi available? Thank you!
@Samhertzog2 жыл бұрын
In the common areas there is wifi. You can also by a sim card there and have wider service
@kaymari79913 жыл бұрын
I needed to see this, I was considering going before COVID happen. I just wanted to know if what you showed is everything? I’ve been on a volunteering program before, and next thing I knew there was all these different things we were going off doing that I had to pay for, but I wasn’t made aware of prior. Also what are the typical ages of the people who volunteer here
@Samhertzog3 жыл бұрын
It isn't exactly everything, the project always evolves and there are additional excursions which cost something. it's generally between 18 and 30, but always a mix, you never really know.
@sherryhillman91973 жыл бұрын
Wild animals are not for our enjoyment. They are supposed to be free not contained. If you are going to take care of them do it right and stop making it a tourist attraction.
@claudiamaria56023 жыл бұрын
Humans
@heloisacosta17613 жыл бұрын
How wonderful are these cubs ! So healthy and lovely !
@smithashark3 жыл бұрын
Which place is this.... I would like to visit
@NewAge3743 жыл бұрын
The landscapes so difficult to translate into nice photographs, but perfect for flying drones. I'm itching to go again!
@NewAge3743 жыл бұрын
Amazing video, the drone footage really puts things more into perspective. You're right that a clear visual overview was missing, as I felt my stay down there was beyond my expectations from what was on the website. I have to point out how incredibly lucky you were to see the trio of elephants that close, that's the true adventure of safari!
@Samhertzog3 жыл бұрын
Thanks! Yeah we spent hours on that night drive looking for them, got lucky eventually!
@robertphillips30783 жыл бұрын
Girls sitting on the grass 👀👀👀 at the male lions sitting very regal opposite them. The girls r think'in this is pretty Cool & the Male Lions r going this is pretty Cool.. which ones my lunch..
Пікірлер
“Isn’t that nice” 😂😂
Mi piacciono molto gli elefanti, rinoceronti, giraffe ippopotami,gnu, antilopi,leoni e tigri.
Fantasticooooo.
Fantasticooooo.
Thank you so much miss good video very very Nice miss❤❤🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰❤❤❤❤❤❤🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰❤❤❤❤❤❤
GOOD! AND REALLY VERY GOOD!! To Watch The Beasts And The Braziers Alike. A Very Different Sight And Sequence In Nature And Culture. And, The Other Animals Like The Hippos, The Elephants And May Be The Monkeys Too! God Is Very Gracious, Anyway! May God Guide Us To The Right And The Positive. Amen! With Due Thanks And Regards: SNR. (FFP). .... ... .. . . . .
Thanks for the informative video! My husband and I are going to volunteer there later this year 👍🏻can’t wait!
Good choice hope you have a great time!
Hi! Is this program still on? Link from the description doesn’t work. Many thanks x
Hi, thanks for your comment, yes it's still on, I've just updated the link, hope that works!
So beautiful, all of them!!! ❤️
Looks really fun and a great experience to do. What are the different types of activities you can do in your free time there, and how much do they cost to do.
There's a quite a lot, different sanctuaries to visit, a full day safari, hot air ballooning, going up mountains, museums, etc. They're usually the equivalent of about $30, the larger ones like full day safari would be a bit more
They belong in the wild.
While I agree with you. These could be cats that were born in captivity. Meaning that they sadly will never have the skills to in the wild. But if you look at these cats, you can tell that they are not only loved, but happy.
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I watched your videos prior to visiting Naankuse this year for 2 months. It was one of the best experiences I have ever made! The people are awesome and the Namibian landscapes are beautiful. I think one can expect to have an awesome time, grow as an individual and calm down mentally. It's definitely worth it. I would do it again:) You get really close to all the animals and the people. I have seen every single one of the big 5 and you really work with all animals. It's a magical place, very rural, back to the roots and nature. I loved it. Some things I would have liked to know beforehand would be: You do work, but it feels more like planned out activities one must say. So if you really want to go somewhere were your work has a huge influence, I think this wouldn't be the perfect fit. But also if you go to a country a a wealthy European person, thinking of changing the world by it, you have to be aware that this won't be the case in most places. You just have to be okay with the fact, that the money you bring will add more value to the people and the animals, than the work you do (which also helps, but funding with the money you bring helps more). So you being there is a benefit to them, but you can't expect the benefit to mainly be your work... If you go during European summer: IT'S FREEZING!!! Don't forget it's winter there and bring warm clothes. At times the pipes were frozen, so we couldn't shower sometimes, I had to sleep with a beanie on and I wore ski socks at times ( I am from cold ass Switzerland, so one might think I am used to the cold;) Just because I'ts Africa, doesn't mean it's warm. Bare in mind haha. I would also recommend going to Neuras, everyone loved it there! It's more of a holiday but the landscapes are beautiful. Also Timbilah is so interesting and you will go on some adventures there. I wish everyone an awesome time, magical bonfire nights, a good tent (take a farm tent!!), windy truck rides, dirty baboon walks, and days filled with adventures and memories. Naankuse will forever hold a special place in my heart<3
How long would you recommend staying for ?
I always find 3 weeks to be ideal
Thank u so much for a great video and introduction to Na'anKuse Sam! I'm going there in May 2023 (still a little while), but i can't wait! :D I'm also planning to go to Kanaan, but i'm open to one of the other places as well, we'll see :)
love lion cubs.
Namibia desert looks epic. Hope I get to fly my drone there one day. I’ve a local desert I love flying at an hour away. Not as big as yours though!! Have subscribed to your channel, great video 👍🏻👍🏻
Here’s my video in the Mahoya Desert if you have 3 mins to spare. kzread.info/dash/bejne/c4iLqJOshqiyg84.html. Have a great day and thanks for sharing your beautiful desert video.
Hi, thanks a lot, I hope you make it out to Namibia some time, nothing quite like it!
@@Samhertzog it’s definitely on my list!! Cheers Sam, have a great day.
In the comments you replied saying that december to march is 'baby season' what do you mean by baby season
It's the time of year when most wild animals, zebras, giraffe, wildebeast, blesbok etc have their babies, after spring.
*AMAZING !!!*
Wow!
Thank you for the video a lot because I'm getting ready to go there soon, so it really makes it more clear what to expect 🙂
When are you going?
@@nxlee. I've already come back 😀
@@laurarakauskaite5643 Oh okay. I'm looking for someone that's going in October when I'll be going
@@laurarakauskaite5643 Quick question. I'm going there in October and I'm struggling with the packing situation. Do people bring suitcases or just backpacks bcs a backpack is not enough for 1 month for me. But I feel like a bigger suitcase might be inappropriate
@@nxlee. it's up to you, I was with the big suitcase and some others as well but backpacks would be more convenient 🙂
Can you please give me advice on how to be apart of this I’m in Australia
Yup just check the link in the description and sign up!
1:11 "Ai que gotoso" - clearly a Brazilian among the folks 😂
When do you think is the best time to visit? I was thinking December because I get cold easily but I heard it’s the wet season. Would that restrict any activities?
I think December to March is the best time, wet season just means every now and there there will be a storm for half an hour. But it's warm and green, and baby season, so it's over all a lot nicer, in my opinion.
Im coming to do the program in September, do they still do the lion walks?
It generally depends if there are young lions who require it, you never know.
Ххаххаахахахха
Amazing video and narration ✨
This program feels so amazing, it's really cool seeing people helping those animals to have a better life.
Bruhhh I am definitely going to be doing this program in the next 3 months. I may be going as early as March. Not sure what to expect tho. I imagine the compound and maybe even the program has changed a lot since the pandemic. I’m just hoping Covid hasn’t completely decimated VSA’s project at Glen Afric with the Living With Big Cats program 🤷🏻♂️
I'm back here now, volunteers are back and it's all essentially back to normal now.
@@Samhertzog dude that's really great to know! very encouraging for sure.
Hello, I can't find any information about their prices. Could you tell me what 3 weeks would cost and what it includes, bcs I'm interested in doing volunteer work but some sanctuaries are to pricey for me
Hi! Old volunteer speaking here. It really depends from where you book it, but volunteer work is gonna be pricey…. 3 weeks is gonna cost around €1000 I think. But, absoluutst worth it! Naan kuse is one of the fancier places you could go, they arrange a lot for you. Pick up from the airport, drives to town every Sunday, 3 meals a day which two of are hot meals (also stuff for vegans and vegetarians) and 2 activity’s a day. Accommodation is either in a ‘luxurious’ tent (normal beds) or in a cabin. Both really good! Hope this helped you a bit :)
@@fleur5084 It did, thank you:))
@@fleur5084 Quick question. I'm going there in October and I'm struggling with the packing situation. Do people bring suitcases or just backpacks bcs a backpack is not enough for 1 month for me. But I feel like a bigger suitcase might be inappropriate
@@nxlee. ahh how nice!! Have fun!! 👏🏻🙌🏼 and no that’s fine! I had a backpack with me but quite a lot of people came with suitcases. In the end you won’t use most of your clothes though bc you get t-shirts from the organization and then wear like 2 shorts a week haha. Also can’t wash everyday, so in the end you just wear your stuff more days, gonna get gross anyways 😊
@@fleur5084 Haha okay thanks😊 I'm thinking more of the extra stuff then clothes but if I'm not the only one then it's fine
I’m really hoping to go this summer, the work and just the general experience of making friends looks incredible to me
Amazing
Hai bro, How long u stayed there for volunteer program. I was planning to go on one week program. Can we get interact and spend with wild cats on that time
You can but I would still recommend staying longer than that, one week is pretty short.
Umm Beto created Zumba
I wonder what happens when the lions go rogue like the Meagan fox movie
04:51 wll thats a big and weird cat
Woah sa ma fait rappeler des souvenir incroyable merci pour cette vidéo
They’ll bite you soon enough
I‘m going there in October. I wanted to ask about the wifi. Is there Wifi available? Thank you!
In the common areas there is wifi. You can also by a sim card there and have wider service
I needed to see this, I was considering going before COVID happen. I just wanted to know if what you showed is everything? I’ve been on a volunteering program before, and next thing I knew there was all these different things we were going off doing that I had to pay for, but I wasn’t made aware of prior. Also what are the typical ages of the people who volunteer here
It isn't exactly everything, the project always evolves and there are additional excursions which cost something. it's generally between 18 and 30, but always a mix, you never really know.
Wild animals are not for our enjoyment. They are supposed to be free not contained. If you are going to take care of them do it right and stop making it a tourist attraction.
Humans
How wonderful are these cubs ! So healthy and lovely !
Which place is this.... I would like to visit
The landscapes so difficult to translate into nice photographs, but perfect for flying drones. I'm itching to go again!
Amazing video, the drone footage really puts things more into perspective. You're right that a clear visual overview was missing, as I felt my stay down there was beyond my expectations from what was on the website. I have to point out how incredibly lucky you were to see the trio of elephants that close, that's the true adventure of safari!
Thanks! Yeah we spent hours on that night drive looking for them, got lucky eventually!
Girls sitting on the grass 👀👀👀 at the male lions sitting very regal opposite them. The girls r think'in this is pretty Cool & the Male Lions r going this is pretty Cool.. which ones my lunch..
Wooo those lioness legs are truly stunning
Amazing!❤
Thank you!