Lat: S19.15,632 / Lon: E13.523610
Accommodation Info
Khowarib Lodge nestles on the banks of the Hoanib River in the magnificent Khowarib Gorge in north-west Namibia. The 14 canvas en-suite Chalets are a short walk from the lodge to the river bank and comprise either twin or double bed sleeping arrangements. Viewing platforms extend from the front of each tent shaded by the plentiful Mopani trees but affording splendid views of the gorge. The bathrooms are spacious and well equipped and add to the feeling of indulgence and relaxation that Khowarib Lodge offers.
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Activities
Desert Elephant Experience (Full Day).
Morning Nature Drive.
Rock Art Excursion (Half Day).
Afternoon Nature Drive.
Meet the Himba (AM Half Day – Min 2 adults).
Hoanib Nature Walk (Guided - Half Day).
Birding (Half Day).
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