Proud moment for me. Nama from southern Namibia, from a small village called Maltahohe. Reside in Windhoek. Didn't know you had a second channel as cool as Air Arms SA. Hou aan maat

Great footage Matt & Nicole. Beautiful country we have ❤

Excellent Matt, we are farming just outside Kleinsee…….. quite a bit North from where you are. I love how remote this area is!!!!! Major cray fish fishing in this area

This series has been so enjoyable. Thank you so much for taking us along.BTW- I have seen that movie. We got a huge kick out of that little bushman running throughout the entire film.

Thanks again for sharing your adventures with those of us on the other side of the globe. Merry Christmas. Jess

I just discovered your channel, and am really enjoying it. Overlanding the west coast during the flower season - epic! Well done!

Thank you. Interesting!

Amazing thanks! Wish you could stay longer at a place…

Inspiring. I did the first half of the Namaqua from Pella to Violsdrift over 4 days in my freelander.. also bottomed out in soft sand once.. now tempted to push on and complete it.. looked epic. Thanks Matt.

Great series! Side note, I carry an old axle. You can pound it in or dig a trench for it. Makes a nice anchor to winch yourself out. I've tested it too many times 😅

Dude, what an awesome series I just watched. Kudos you you and Nicole for braving it alone, and sharing with us. I’m now a follower. Ps, I also just watched your Garden Route video. Also impressive. Could have been a bit longer 😊

Great video's Matt! Enjoying your channel tremendously. Funny how you've made watching familiar destinations interesting to watch on your channel. Did that route in 2011 and man that sand is soft! Poeier meneer! Poeier! Lovely drive and keeps you focused on keeping momentum.

Hi Matt, I’m in the U.K. driving the west coast starting March next year, loveing your films ,just wondering is that a special navigation app on your phone?

WOWWWWWWWWW AMAZING LANDSCAPE 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇

Awesome man. So, after the Namaqua Eco 4x4 trail, we made our way to Hondeklipbaai where we started the West-Coast coastal trail with Jeep Wrangler Rubicon and Challenger Wilderness 310 trailer with TTT. We were running all 6 tyres at 1.5 bar all the way to Namakwa Sands mine and did not get stuck once. It could be that 6 wheels provides better floatation and spread of weight in the sand compared to a fully loaded 4x4 only with of course only 4 wheels. Then again, the Jeep has 3 lockers, that I've used in really thick sand. So maybe that was the magic, not sure. When not in low range, I always make sure to disable traction control completely. One thing for sure is that floatation is more important than 4x4 in sand, hence beach buggies being only 2WD.

Lovely part of the world , good vid , enjoyed :)

Excellent, again 👏

Matt what an episode epic

I camp at that same spot few years back, gonna be my next spot next year.

Beautiful location.

Nice video Matt; subscribed! You obviously saw Maclean’s beacon (your lunch spot)? Quite an interesting bit of history goes with it!

what navigation software are you using on your phone?

Still busy with the series. What was the issue with the fridge?

Kilass 100+

How much fuel do you carry on board ? Great content

Was that stuck VW a 4motion?

hi, please tell me where you bought a camera mount for an optical sight, can you give a name or a link to the product?

Did YOU SEE ANY pirates ?

You have covered a lot of mileage, how do manage the fuel consumption

The mines are essential for our modern lifestyle, medical technologies, etc. They also have a right to exist. There also are no alternative solutions. And they spend much of their very hard earned income on rehabilitation. Outsiders won't understand; then please spare us the comments. It sours an otherwise great video. Can YOU make a living here? What happened to the veld where your home is today? Didn't your Legend emit exhaust emissions in a prime nature reserve ...??

Leave the education of ethnicity and focus on what you experienced.