Kunene River – Namibia
Serra Cafema
Camp is located in the extreme north-west of Namibia and has to
be the most remote camp in Southern Africa. A limited number of
guests share this region with the wonderful Himba people who are
some of the last true nomadic people in Africa – one of the
highlights for many visitors - they live nearby and often call into
camp.
The Kunene River
is the only permanent source of water in the whole region and the
river creates a lush oasis along it’s banks surrounded by
rugged mountains and sand dunes. The landscapes of this region are
breathtaking – unbelievable panoramas dotted with springbok,
ostrich and oryx.
Summary:
8 canvas & thatched riverside Meru-style chalets elevated on spacious decks, with ensuite bathrooms. Dining room,
bar and pool. Set on the banks of the Kunene River.
Activities:
- 4x4 drives traversing the sand dunes
- boating on the Kunene River
- guided walks in the valleys & at the waterfalls
- visit to a working Himba village
- optional full day to Marienfluss Valley with a packed picnic lunch
Best
Time: Year round
Rates (in South African
Rand): from R5970 to R7645 per person per night with a single supplement of R2615.
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