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TWYFELFONTEIN CONSERVANCY > DAMARALAND REGION > NAMIBIA
Mowani Mountain Camp and Camp Kipwe
Casual - Elegant - Secluded - Nature Reserve
In the unspoilt wilderness area of Southern Damaraland, these comfortable lodges offer magnificent scenery and desert fauna and flora. Activities include nature drives in search of the elusive desert adapted Elephants, excursions to Twyfelfontein to see the bushman paintings and nature walks. Mowani Mountain Camp has luxury East African style tents and 'Kipwe' has rooms round in shape, all with large outside decks to admire the wonderful Damara landscape. The outside, partially open bathrooms adjoining the bedrooms have boulder, cement and rock walls, and roofs of rough mopane branches. Hot water is supplied by wood- burning 'donkey' boilers.
Mowani Mountain Camp - 13 luxury tents and 2 suites Camp Kipwe - 9 rooms and 1 suite
NAMIBIA
Natural Selection
Casual - Elegant - Secluded - Nature Reserve
Natural Selection provide unique safari experiences driven by conservation, and their camps are carefully positioned in some of the most untouched parts of Namibia. Hoanib Valley Camp in remote Kaokoland blends seamlessly with the environment, a joint venture between the local communities and the Giraffe Conservation Foundation, in a rugged landscape.
Uniquely designed around the shipwrecks that line Namibia’s Skeleton
Coast, there’s nowhere on the continent quite like Shipwreck Lodge. Safarihoek Lodge is perched on top of a hill, overlooking the vast plains below; Etosha Mountain Lodge is situated on the southwest border of Etosha National Park in sweeping panoramic views.
Tented Camp -7 safari tents; Treetop Camp - 4 thatched rooms; Bush Camp - 18 rooms
NAMIBIA’S ZAMBEZI REGION > NAMIBIA
Namibia’s Zambezi Region
(Formerly The Caprivi Strip), uniquely Namibian
Sometimes known as the Okavango Strip, this oft overlooked region of Namibia offers great wildlife viewing in a lush environment on four river systems, in stark contrast to the rest of Namibia. The gateway is the town of Rundu in the east, where we recommend Hakusembe Lodge. From here you will continue east to Ndhovu Lodge on the Okavango River, near the Popa Falls. Susuwe Island Lodge on the Kwando River and Impalila Island Lodge on the Zambezi (close to the confluence with the Chobe River) offer the chance to traverse these amazing waterways and experience a remote corner of Africa, with great big game, birdlife and superb fishing.
For the more adventurous traveller this region can be accessed on a self-drive basis, or on a fly-in basis.
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