Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp (Namibia)

(From Hosea Kutako International Airport, 5 hr 50 min (464,6 km) via D2344)

The Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp is a fantastic accommodation option nestled among the stunning granite boulders of Damaraland, Namibia. It’s conveniently located just a ten-minute drive from the Twyfelfontein Rock Engravings, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and within walking distance of the Damara Living Museum and the picturesque Huab River Valley.

The camp features twelve furnished en-suite tents, each designed for comfort and relaxation. Each tent includes two beds, an open bathroom with a shower, basin, and toilet, along with a shaded terrace equipped with armchairs for enjoying the serene surroundings. The Main Tent, an open Lapa, serves as the heart of the camp, housing the restaurant area, bar, and pool deck. During winter, the restaurant can be enclosed with shutters for added comfort.

The camp offers different types of tents to cater to various needs. There are twelve standard tents, each measuring fifteen square meters. They feature a double bed, a semi-open bathroom, and a terrace with views of the Mopane Valley. There are ten premium tents, including two family tents. These larger tents measure fifty-four square meters and come with high-quality furniture, a mini fridge, an en-suite bathroom, a tea/coffee station, a hairdryer, and a private deck. Family Premium Tents are designed for families and include a main tent with an en-suite bathroom and an adjacent side tent with two single beds, connected by a wooden walkway.

The camp is equipped with various amenities to enhance your stay. There is an open restaurant and bar with a cozy fireplace. There is also a swimming pool with a shaded deck and a viewing area. Free Wi-Fi is available in the restaurant area and mobile phone connectivity is also available. The camp uses solar power for sustainability.

You can explore the breathtaking landscapes and wildlife of Damaraland through activities such as hiking, nature drives, and visits to local cultural sites.

The camp is conveniently located 420 kilometers from Windhoek, 350 kilometers from Swakopmund, 9 kilometers from the Twyfelfontein Heritage Site, and 5 kilometers from the landing strip at Twyfelfontein.

The Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp not only provides a comfortable stay but also immerses guests in the rich culture and stunning natural beauty of Namibia.

Activities to Enjoy:

 Desert Wildlife Safari
Embark on a guided safari to discover the unique desert wildlife in the surrounding area. The region is home to animals like oryx, springbok, giraffes, and zebras. The safari gives you a chance to experience the beauty and resilience of life in the harsh desert environment.

Visit to the Organ Pipes and Burnt Mountain:
Discover the geological wonders of the Organ Pipes, a striking formation of basalt columns, and the nearby Burnt Mountain, known for its unique, multicolored rocks that have been scorched by ancient volcanic activity. These natural landmarks offer fascinating insights into the region's geological history.

Twyfelfontein Rock Engravings Tour:
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Twyfelfontein, home to ancient rock engravings and petroglyphs that date back thousands of years. A guided tour will help you understand the significance of these carvings, which depict animals, humans, and symbols created by the San people.

Scenic Desert Drives:
Take a scenic drive through the dramatic landscapes of the Damaraland region, characterized by rocky hills, desert plains, and mountainous terrain. The area offers stunning views and excellent opportunities for photography, especially during sunrise and sunset when the colors of the landscape come alive.