Hallo Lisa,Klein Aub vorgestern siehst Du einiges Posts zurück (Posting #518793). Da wird in einer Woche nichts mehr fließen, aber ein ordentliches Fahrzeug zur Durchquerung kann dann notwendig sein. Sicherer bist Du via Maltahöhe unterwegs.
eine solche Plattform gibt es - leider - nicht. Du kannst nur verschiedene Quellen, wie eben die genannten, zu Rate ziehen. Die Unterkünfte der Gegenden sind auch eine gute Infoadresse. Auch die RA postet immer mal wieder Zustandsberichte: www.facebook.com/roadsauthoritynamibia/

Viele Grüße aus Windhoek
Christian

Hallo Christian,

vielen Dank für die schnelle Info und dann wird es wohl die Route über die C19 + C14.

Beste Grüße aus dem sonnigen Stuttgart
Lisa

Bei den beiden Straßen kann ich Dich aber vorwarnen, daß sie beide auch in üblem zustand sind, jedenfalls der Teil Richtung Swakopmund. Das waren definitiv die miesesten C-Straßen, die wir in Namibia gefahren sind (aber keine Hürde, nicht falsch verstehen). Aber landschaftlich sehr schön.

C.

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CAMP SYNCRO:
- after the floods Camp Syncro is fully operational.
- the business of Camp Syncro is still available for sale! in case you are interested contact us for more information

ROADS:
- All access roads (D3707, D3703) leading to Camp Syncro are drivable. However, they are slower than usual.
- The van Zyl's Pass is open again. Please take extra caution when driving it!
- The RedDrum Pass was not affected by the flood/rain and is still as steep and rocky and narrow as it used to be.

RIVERS:
Kunene River - water level is down again. It is still higher than last year in May but no need for any concern.
Hoarusib/Khumib - rivers are ok to cross on designated roads. However, we cannot guarantee that there are no muddy patches when driving in the riverbeds.

MOSQUITOES:
Currently, there are mosquitoes in the area. But since we are no medical experts, we do not give advice concerning malaria and malaria medicine! We recommend you to consult with your specialist/GP!

GENERAL INFORMATION:
We highly recommend people travelling in the NorthWest of the Kaokoveld to carry a satellite-phone for emergencies.
There is NO cellphone reception in the NorthWest (only exceptions are Puros and Opuwo).
Please be advised to carry enough water!
Even if it is not the hottest time of the year, temperatures can be very high and shade is sparse.
If a car has a break-down one can easily wait several days until another vehicle drives by..! (Note: we do not offer recovery service)
Additionally, we recommend using not only a map but also a GPS; sometimes, the various tracks are very confusing and one can get lost easily...
Of course 4x4 driving experience and proper equipment are absolutely mandatory for travelling in this remote area.

Enjoy your trip to the NorthWest!

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Quelle: Informanté, FB

C14 route towards Solitaire and adjacent vicinity (as per contribution received): de-de.facebook.com/2...w9e1YRuE1g&__tn__=-R

Received a significant amount of rain yesterday with some muddy and slippery sections. Road conditions changed - road surface rough and uneven with pools of water at some drifts. Consider some drifts as water logged and muddy. Conditions will surely change with the sun shining so brightly again.

PLEASE adapt driving habits and behaviour according to road and weather conditions

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