Hoanib Valley Camp

Koakoland, Namibia

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Hoanib Valley Camp is situated in a remote corner in one of the wildest countries in Africa. The camp sits in the stunning Hoanib Valley, on the banks of the Oabis River. It boasts six large and luxurious tents, raised on spacious wooden decks, each with their own private veranda for ultimate viewing positions and relaxation. The camp possesses a spacious tented lounge that has been decorated with the aim to feel homely and comfortable, offering guests a true African home-from-home.

The camp is described as ‘clean and green’ with virtually no carbon foot print and use of solar power in this fragile and important ecosystem. It has been set up in conjunction with the Sesfontein community and also with the Giraffe Conservation Foundation. This gives guests peace of mind and they can stay in the knowledge that, their experience on safari and at this camp, is helping protect the Namibian ecosystem, as well giraffes, elephants and other general game species within the Namibian landscape.

Why we love it

Six stylish, solar powered tents with views of the Hoanib river valley
Track desert-adapted Elephants, Giraffes, Lions and Rhinos
Meet the people that call the desert home

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Facilities

WiFi

Bar & Lounge Area

Daily Laundry

Experiences

Game Drives

Track wildlife that can only be spotted in the desert landscapes of Namibia, including desert-adapted lion, elephant and giraffe.

Nature Walks

Explore the smaller things that make Kaokoland such an interesting landscape – a must for those interested in birds, insects and flora.

Rhino Tracking

Observe one of the last remaining populations of black rhino in Africa and learn how they have adapted to their environment by avoiding the heat.

Cultural Excursions

Spend a day with the local Herero people who live along the Skeleton Coast, to find out how they survive in this inhospitable environment.

Giraffe Research

Learn about the importance of giraffe conservation by speaking to researchers, before meeting some of the magnificent creatures.

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Atilla

The journey to Namibia and Serra Cafema was the best trip I’ve ever done. I really loved the remote camp, the way we travelled there (flying over the endless dunes and amazing coastline in a private plane) and the infinite hospitality, knowledge and passion of the whole team. We enjoyed a lot of activities: we visited the Himba people, which was the experience of a lifetime, took a quad bike tour and boat tour. For my birthday, they organised a private dinner at a beautiful, remote location.