Kunene River Photos

Kunene River Photos

As far north as one can go when travelling in Namibia's Damaraland region, the Kunene River travels 1 000 kilometres through mountain ranges and desert all the while offering up stunning photographic opportunities.

We would highly recommend a few days up here along the Kunene River, but then again that all depends on what sort of time frame one has, getting up here is quite the drive and adventure :)

Two sets of photographs are showcased below, the first half of the images are from a recent trip to the Epupa Falls region and the second half is from 5 years ago when we travelled along the river from the mouth to the Marienfluss. The first half with a Fujifilm XT-30 and the second half with a Pentax K-5

All photographs have been taken by us here at Uyaphi.com for over 20 years.

Namibia Safari Images Of The Kunene River

Kunene River Photos
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