Damaraland Camp is located in possibly the most pristine wilderness area in Namibia, the Huab River Valley.
Namibia > Skeleton Coast National Park
Overview
On the north face of the Huab River valley
Within the Torra Wildlife Conservancy
Damaraland Camp is situated in the Huab River Valley, arguably the most pristine wilderness area in Namibia, 90km from Torra Bay in the Torra Conservancy. It is lauded as one of the country’s best camps, with sensational views of the surrounding desert plains, ancient valleys and soaring peaks of the Brandberg Mountains.
Accommodation at Damaraland Camp consists of 10 adobe-styled, thatched units each raised on individual wooden decking - part of which extends out to form a large viewing deck with magnificent vistas. Recently refurbished, each tent has en-suite facilities (shower only), a walk-in dressing area and built-in fan. Mosquito repellent is also provided.
The spacious, thatched living area features a restaurant and bar, complete with fireplace. Evening meals at Damaraland Camp are often prepared over an open fire and served out in the open in an area near to the camp lit by an assortment of small lanterns. The swimming pool is conveniently sited next to the bar. An open campfire and outdoor ‘boma’ can be enjoyed during calm evenings, with superb stargazing in the crystal-clear night skies.
Large game is not concentrated year-round here, with the natural cycle of rainfall dictating the seasonal movement of wildlife along the Huab River.
Activities at Damaraland Camp revolve around exploring the Haub River system, featuring guided nature drives, walks and mountain biking. Morning and afternoon drives in search for desert-adapted elephant are a great favourite. Gemsbok, greater kudu, springbok, and occasionally lion, cheetah, elephants and black rhino can be spotted. Interesting flora such as euphorbias and shepherd’s trees can be viewed on the way to some of Africa’s best known rock engravings, including the famous Twyfelfontein etchings.
Rooms and Suites
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Luxury TentLarge 60m² units with thatch roof and canvas wraparound. The doors are tent flaps with zips. The bathroom walls are off white with a rugged finish resembling local village clay walls. The entire room and bathroom is mosquito proof. The bathroom is open plan with a toilet, double basin and a shower. Valley-facing with wonderful views of the mountain from a private, shaded veranda. Bedding is either twin beds or a double. |
Amenities
Hotel Features
Afternoon tea on offer
All Inclusive - meals and most alcoholic beverages
Bar
Eco-friendly Lodge
Family Rooms
Full Breakfast Daily
Gay Friendly
Gift Shop/Newsstand
Guest Activities
Guest library/lounge
Guided Safaris Included
Housekeeping Service
Laundry Service
Major Credit Card Accepted
Multi-lingual reception staff
Non-smoking rooms
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box (front desk)
Suitable for Children
Swimming Pool
Wedding Services
In-Room Amenities
- Minibar
- Overhead Fans
- Mosquito nets
- Coffee & Tea Making Facilities
- Ensuite Bathroom
- Outdoor Showers
- Safety Deposit Box (In Room)
- Patio/Balcony
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Namibia is a country of startling contrasts that straddles two great deserts: the Namib (after which it is named) is the oldest desert on the planet, and its sea of red sand lies along the Atlantic coastline, while in the eastern interior lies the Kalahari, a vast and sparsely vegetated savannah that sprawls across the border into neighboring countries.
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