North-West Namibia - A True Wilderness

2/12/2015

The Kaokoveld region of north-west Namibia, one of the wildest and most desolate areas in the world, is characterized by valleys and dry riverbeds that carve their way through deep gorges and ancient geological features. The rivers are ribbon-like oases that push through the most inhospitable terrain and attract uniquely desert-adapted wildlife. Each camp that we use in this region offers very different experiences; these are just some of the highlights:

• Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp – Explore the dramatic Skeleton coastline, desert oases and a lunar-like landscape with fascinating desert-adapted wildlife.

• Damaraland Camp – Learn more about desert adapted elephant and local communities and cultures.

• Desert Rhino Camp – Track some of the world’s last free-roaming black rhino on foot with Save the Rhino Trust (SRT).

• Serra Cafema Camp – Discover the surreal contrasts between desert and river and interactions with the local semi-nomadic Himba people.

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