At the foot of a giant kopje in the heart of the NamibRand Nature Reserve, a private reserve of 2,000 km² bordering the Namib Desert, 125 km South-East of Sossusvlei.

5 tents raised on wooden decks with large terrace and en-suite bathroom.

Nature drives in 4×4 open vehicles, nature walks, quad biking, horse riding, scenic flights in small planes and hot-air balloons.

Oryx and springboks are the most common species of antelope, but the reserve also hosts kudus, zebras, brown and spotted hyenas, jackals and bat-eared foxes. More than 170 bird species, including the dune lark, the only true endemic species of Namibia.

A magic camp, intimate and elegant, with high standard service. The history of Wolwedans and the NamibRand Nature Reserve: a virtuous example of ecotourism, sustainability and commitment to conservation. The life of the desert and its creatures against the background of some of the most beautiful landscapes in Namibia.