Lat: 20.42623° S, Lon: 14.00723° E
Accommodation Info
Damaraland Camp is situated in the Huab River Valley in one of the best wilderness areas in Namibia, offering endless vistas across stark plains, ancient valleys and a stunning ochre-purple mountain backdrop. Activities include nature drives and walks while further afield, ancient rock art and geological wonders dot the area. Ten large adobe-style thatched units (including a family unit) are raised off the ground, each with a walk-in dressing area and a large deck on which to sit and contemplate the desert. The spacious public living area comprises a dining area and swimming pool. An open campfire and outdoor boma are enjoyed during calm evenings and stargazing is superb, thanks to the crystal-clear night skies.
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Activities
Nature Drives: morning or afternoon nature drives in search of the elusive desert elephant.
Guided Walk: learn more about the geological wonders of the Damaraland.
Rhino Tracking: track the desert adapted black rhino.
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