Lat: S18.77528 / Lon: E12.93092
Accommodation Info
Okahirongo River Camp is an eco-friendly luxury tented lodge built on a sweeping ridge and opening up to breathtaking views of the Kunene River. All the Luxury tents are placed to have their own private view on the beautiful landscape. A nice breeze is coming from the nearby coast on the Atlantic ocean while an unforgettable lullaby is played every night by the river flowing between the rocky edges. Cleverly built into the rocky terrain all the accommodation are constructed with wood and canvas, walls in concrete to recall the mountains around. Each have a magnificent view of their own.
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Activities
Himba Excursion: meet the nomadic Himba tribe to the north of the camp.
Desert Elephant Tracking: track the desert adapted Elephant that populate the region.
Black Rhino tracking: Rangers will look for footprints and clues to track the elusive Rhino.
Nature drives: guided scenic drives around the lodge.
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