Location
Flight time to/from Swakopmund approximately 60 minutes, to/from Windhoek 1 hour 40 mins and to/from Ongava 60 minutes.
Highlights
- Stargazing is superb thanks to the crystal-clear night skies.
- While large wildlife is not concentrated year-round, species such as desert-adapted elephant, gemsbok, greater kudu springbok, and occasionally Hartmann’s mountain zebra, cheetah and black rhino can be seen.
- Excellent birdlife – Rüppell’s Korhaan and Benguela Long-billed Lark among other endemics.
- This is a wonderful area for enjoying the desert environment. There are no large concentrations of game as the desert cannot sustain the numbers. What makes this area fascinating is that this is the Africa of old with no fences, and local herdsmen with their livestock live side by side with the wildlife.
- The Torra Community are shareholders in the camp, so they benefit directly from employment and have an equity stake in the venture.
Facilities
- Living and dining area
- Bar
- Curio shop
- Library
- Fireplace
- Swimming pool
- Open campfire and outdoor 'boma'
Activities
Game drives, sundowner drives, guided walking safaris, mountain biking, rhino tracking – full-day; for guests staying 3 nights and cultural visits to a local farm homestead
Meal Basis
Fully Inclusive accommodation including all meals, local brand beverages and activities.
Child Policy
Children of 6 years and older are accommodated
Accommodation
Damaraland Camp offers 10 large en-suite, adobe-style thatched units that are raised off the ground, each with a walk-in dressing area and a large deck on which to sit and contemplate the wonders of the desert. Included is 1 family unit.
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