An exciting 4x4 excursion along the ephemeral Aba Huab

and Huab River valleys to explore this remarkable region and to search for game,

especially the elusive desert adapted elephants, if they are in the area.

Damaraland is home to a variety of desert adapted wildlife and hidden desert

treasures.

This is a fascinating activity that will allow

you to explore the rock art ‘petroglyphs’ at the Twyfelfontein UNESCO World

Heritage site. This is a great way to explore the area on foot and to learn about

the history behind these famous rock engravings.

The nature drives at Onduli Ridge focus on the fauna and flora of the region, with a strong emphasis on desert-adapted wildlife, conservation initiatives, and community-based tourism within the conservancies of the area. Guests gain insight not only into the unique ecosystem and species such as desert-adapted elephants and black rhino, but also into how tourism directly supports local communities and long-term conservation efforts in Damaraland.

This is a superb area to walk in because of the great variety of things to

see, no matter what direction you head out in. Guided walks allow you to explore

any part of the local area on foot, with your guide, at almost any time of day, and

they always make for a great ‘alternative’ activity to enjoy during your stay.

There are various bike trails set out which allow for various distances

to be covered by E-Bikes and also allow you to enjoy the scenic landscape. You

set out with your guide and make your way around the area so you stand a good

chance of seeing wildlife and amazing landscapes while experiencing the joys of

biking while on holiday

Onduli also offers a range of relaxing spa treatments for guests to enjoy during their stay. Please note that spa treatments are optional and are not included in the daily accommodation rate, and will therefore be charged additionally.

The Rhino Activity is only possible on a 3 night basis.

This activity is run in conjunction with SRT working with Rhino Rangers who are based in the area.

Head out by vehicle into the scenic Damaraland landscapes and meet up with the

rangers to continue on foot so that you can view these rare animals in their

natural habitat.