Kaokoland has more dedicated accommodation than the current “Where to Stay” copy on the Kaokoland travel guide suggests. Options range from gateway lodges near the Damaraland border to remote fly-in camps deep in the region, with camping available along the way. Gateway Lodges Near Damaraland Most self-drive travellers base themselves at one of these properties
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Kaokoland is Namibia’s most remote wilderness region, lying in the far north-west of the country, north of Damaraland and bordered by the Kunene River and Angola. It’s the traditional homeland of the Himba people and home to Epupa Falls, and remains one of the least developed, least visited parts of Namibia. This guide covers what
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If you’re spending the morning at Twyfelfontein, the Damara Living Museum is worth including in the same day — it’s just up the road, and it’s one of Damaraland’s most genuine cultural experiences. Where Twyfelfontein shows you the region’s ancient past in stone, the Living Museum lets you meet it in person, guided by the
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Rhino tracking in Damaraland is unlike any other wildlife experience in Africa. Deep in Namibia’s northwest Kunene region, expert trackers lead you through vast, untamed wilderness in search of free-roaming desert-adapted black rhino, among the rarest animals alive. Wild and unhabituated, sightings are never guaranteed — this is black rhino tracking in Namibia at its
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Damaraland accommodation ranges from luxury tented camps deep in the Palmwag Concession to self-drive campsites near Twyfelfontein. Where you stay in this vast wilderness region determines what you see, how much you drive, and how much you spend. This guide covers accommodation in Damaraland across all main areas of the region, with clear guidance on
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Staying inside Namibia’s premier safari park is the best way to properly experience it. Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) runs six camps within the park boundary, ranging from rustic campsites and chalets to eco-luxury lodges. These are the only places you can choose accommodation inside of Etosha, giving access to sunrise game drives, floodlit waterholes, night-time
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Looking for accommodation near Etosha National Park, just outside the gates? Whether you’re after an exclusive safari lodge with premium amenities, a comfortable mid-range option, or a well-equipped campsite close to the park, the areas surrounding Etosha offer strong choices for every type of traveller. This guide covers lodges and camps near all four main
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Waterholes are central to game viewing in Etosha. Which ones to prioritise depends on where you’re staying, the season and the time of day. For the wider picture of the park’s wildlife, accommodation and travel planning, see our Etosha National Park guide. Best Waterholes Near Okaukuejo Okaukuejo’s own floodlit waterhole is one of Etosha’s best-known
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Etosha’s wildlife and salt pan scenery are well known, but its history is often overlooked. Understanding it adds real depth to a visit, from ancient indigenous heritage through colonial conflict to modern conservation. For the wider picture of planning your trip, see our guide to Etosha National Park. Early Settlement and Indigenous Heritage Long before
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Cape Cross (German: Kreuzkap) is a small headland that is located in the South Atlantic on the Skeleton Coast in Western Namibia.
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