About This Property
We like this camp for its setting: 24 safari tents tucked along a ridge of granite boulders, each looking out over the mopane-dotted Aba-Huab valley in Damaraland.
Game drives head out daily in search of desert-adapted elephants. The UNESCO-listed rock engravings at Twyfelfontein are a few minutes away, and the Damara Living Museum is within walking distance.
Why We Love It
Every evening, guests climb to a bar on the rocks for sundowners as the light turns the landscape red.
Dinner is an open-air buffet and grill under the stars, beside the campfire.
Rooms & Details
Standard Tent
A 15-square-metre tent with twin beds or a double, a semi-open bathroom, a shaded terrace over the valley, a safe, USB points and a coffee station.
Premium Tent
The camp’s upgraded tent category along the same rock formation.
Pools and restaurant
Two pools with lounging areas and an open restaurant facing the landscape.
Amenities & Features
Cancellation Policy
We confirm the cancellation terms with you when you book.
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Rates
Prices start from $137 per night. Final pricing depends on season, room type, and availability. Check current rates on our booking partner's site for the most accurate pricing.
Rates change by season, so ask us for a quote for your dates.
Location
How to Get There
Self-drive
Most guests arrive by car on a self-drive route through Damaraland. Follow the signs to Twyfelfontein.
Nearby Attractions
Twyfelfontein rock engravings (UNESCO), Damara Living Museum, Aba-Huab River, Burnt Mountain, Organ Pipes
Things to Do
At the property
Sundowners at the Mountain Bar and time by the two pools.
In the area
Desert elephant drives, the rock engravings and the Damara Living Museum.
Good to Know
Meals: Rates include breakfast and dinner.
Children: Under-4s stay free; ages 4 to 12 pay a child rate. One extra person can sleep in a separate igloo tent beside a Standard Tent.
Who It's For
Self-drivers exploring Damaraland who want an affordable tent with big views and desert elephants nearby.
