21 Day Namibia Camping Safari.

Windhoek Game Camp is located within a 20-minute drive north of Windhoek, Namibia. The accommodation provides eight luxury tents accommodating up to two adults and two children. Guests can kick-start the day with a delicious complimentary breakfast each morning. Additional amenities include free Wi-Fi, a heated pool and outdoor showers.

Savour the Kalahari Desert at this easily accessible lodge. 32 standard rooms flank a shady courtyard, with another 19 comfort rooms overlooking Kalahari savannah. Stretch legs on the walks and join the afternoon drive to experience the red Kalahari sands aglow with an inner fire.

Location: Approximatly 30 km northeast of Mariental on the C 20 (Kalahari).

Nature lovers are right on this campsite with lawn and shade trees. A quick visit to the bar or restaurant of the Canyon Roadhouse takes you back to the good old days of the automobile. There is also a swimming pool.

Location: approximately 20 km east of the Fish River Canyon on the C 37.

Large old camel thorn trees greet camping guests at the Desert Horse Campsite in a small valley of the Aus Mountains. Each of the ten sites is equipped with a tap, table, grill and windbreak. Neat shower and toilet facilities are within easy reach of each site. Barbecue packs are available at the reception of Desert Horse Inn (1.5 km); those who like to skip cooking for a change are more than welcome at the Inn's restaurant (subject to space available, please enquire upon arrival). Note there are no power point outlets at the Desert Horse camp. If you have equipment that need to be charged it can be done at reception of Desert Horse Inn.

Location: 2 km west of Aus on the B4 (Aus/Wild Horses/Kolmanskuppe/Lüderitz)

Camping under star-studded skies at the entrance gate to Sossusvlei

18 Individually Shaded Camp Sites, each with its own elegant toilet and shower facilities, kitchenette wash-up facility, BBQ, electricity and power outlets. Each unit has a unique roof top terrace to admire the magnificent sunset and sunrise views surrounding the camp and is a perfect spot for those eager to sleep under the star-studded skies of the Namib.

The Sossus Oasis Camp Site has a cool and inviting pool and within walking distance is a fully stocked shop. The Sossus Oasis Service Station Shop offers snacks, drinks, ice, groceries, wood, toiletries, curios, clothing as well as fuel and a tyre workshop service. The nearest restaurant is situated at the adjacent Sossusvlei Lodge. Exciting desert activities like Guided Excursions to Deadvlei and Sossusvlei, Elim dune walks, Sundowner Trips and magnificent Scenic Flights over the dunes and coast can be booked at the Sossusvlei Lodge Adventure Centre.

Treasure the ambience of the Namib Desert under star studded skies to the tune of the Barking Gecko and the far cry of a jackal.

Amongst the town’s captivating contrasts and old traditions, Gondwana’s Delight Swakopmund is a fresh breeze in the desert. A refreshing, relaxing, modern, light and airy establishment to uplift and inspire. Effortless and comfortable, with the distinctively warm and welcoming Gondwana service and charm, your stay is always a memorable experience.

Location: Corner of Theo-Ben Guriab Avenue and Nathaniel Maxuilili Street in Swakopmund.

Spitzkoppe Rest Camp in Namibia offers an exclusive desert escape where dramatic granite peaks frame a camp designed for both adventure and comfort. Guests sleep in spacious tents equipped with proper beds, ensuite bathrooms, lighting, and simple yet tasteful furnishings. Leisure facilities include a welcoming dining tent, a relaxed lounge area, and a campfire boma perfect for evenings beneath the stars. Optional activities range from guided bush walks and cultural excursions to exhilarating rock climbing and stargazing in one of the world’s clearest night skies. This setting blends raw wilderness with refined hospitality, appealing to travellers who value privacy, nature, and discovery.

Madisa Camp is located in Namibia’s scenic Damaraland region, nestled along the Goantegab River just off the D2612 road leading to the famous Twyfelfontein World Heritage Site. The camp is tucked away between striking granite rock formations adorned with ancient Bushman paintings and lies along an active desert-adapted elephant route, offering guests a chance to witness these magnificent giants up close.

Madisa is an ideal base for travellers seeking comfort, exclusivity, and adventure in one of Namibia’s most captivating landscapes. From here, you can easily explore nearby attractions such as Twyfelfontein, Brandberg, the Petrified Forest, and more, before returning to Madisa for a relaxing afternoon swim and sundowner. Finishing an unforgettable night under a starlit sky.

Home to whispering palms and the western desert wilderness, Palmwag Camp is a retreat with a difference. Here is where you will find the desert adapted elephants and the largest predator population outside of Etosha National Park.

Location: 121 km west of Kamanjab on C 43

Okaukuejo Camp, located within Etosha National Park in Namibia, is the park’s oldest and most iconic tourist camp, just 17 km from Anderson Gate. The property features a variety of accommodation, including premier waterhole chalets, standard waterhole chalets, double rooms, bush chalets, family chalets, and camping sites, all equipped with amenities such as en-suite bathrooms, fridges, tea stations, and, in some cases, braai facilities. Guests benefit from excellent facilities, including two swimming pools, a restaurant, and a bar. Activities include guided morning, afternoon, and night game drives, as well as exceptional wildlife viewing at the floodlit waterhole, where elephants, lions, rhinos, and antelope gather throughout the day and night.

Built within a historic German fort, Namutoni Camp offers en‑suite rooms and bush chalets equipped with air conditioning, tea and coffee facilities, and outdoor seating areas, with select units featuring outdoor showers. The camp’s swimming pool and bar provide a relaxed setting, while the fort overlooks the floodlit King Nehale Waterhole, enabling guests to observe wildlife throughout the day and night without leaving the camp. Dining facilities and shared spaces support a comfortable stay, and guided game drives, along with access to the nearby Fisher’s Pan, present opportunities for wildlife viewing and exceptional birdwatching.

The Waterberg Plateau Campsite is situated on a hill in the valley of the Waterberg near the main reception of the private nature reserve Waterberg Wilderness. It has eight pitches on the soft, red sand of the Kalahari, separated by bushes and trees.

At a roofed bar guests can order drinks, snacks and meat for barbecue and make use of the plugs for recharging cellphone and camera batteries. There is a swimming pool and a view point overlooking the Kalahari bush savannah. Free WLAN is available at the main reception (5 min walk).

Each pitch has its own shower/toilet in the central ablution block, with hot and cold water. All pitches offer a shadow roof, a table and a bench, barbecue facilities and a water tap. Rates include a parking bay and wood for grilling.

Camping guests are welcome to join the activities (guided Plateau Hike, Honeymoon Sundowner, Rhino Drive, game tracking, cultural tour into Hereroland, History Path, 5 nature trails) and have dinner at the restaurant of Waterberg Valley Lodge (5 min. walk).

Windhoek Game Camp is located within a 20-minute drive north of Windhoek, Namibia. The accommodation provides eight luxury tents accommodating up to two adults and two children. Guests can kick-start the day with a delicious complimentary breakfast each morning. Additional amenities include free Wi-Fi, a heated pool and outdoor showers.