Hoanib Valley Camp

Hoanib Valley Camp, nestled in the remote wilderness of Namibia’s North-Western Kaokoland, is a sanctuary of luxury and adventure that promises an authentic African safari experience.

Hoanib Valley Camp’s six spacious tents boast sweeping views of the starkly beautiful Hoanib Valley, where the desert meets the mountains. Inside, you’ll find modern amenities seamlessly integrated with local materials, including furniture made by Rundu carpenters and Himba carvers and baskets weaved by the people of the Omba Project in Windhoek. 

An eco-focus means that camp is solar-powered and the tents sit on decks made of wood, bamboo and recycled material composite. 

Whilst at camp, you can learn more about the ground-breaking giraffe research taking place in the local area, track rhino through the arid landscape, and spend time with the indigenous Himba tribe, one of the last truly nomadic tribes in Africa. 

Nature walks and bird watching excursions are also available for those wanting to learn about the smaller flora and fauna of the area. 

After a day of adventure, gather around the campfire to swap stories or unwind in the communal area, complete with a library and bar, all while savouring delectable cuisine prepared by talented chefs.