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Kamanjab Rest Camp is situated only 3 km west of the town of Kamanjab, in Namibia's north-western Kunene Region, in an area known as Damaraland. The C40 gravel road, from which it is accessed, leads directly to the Grootberg Pass and Palmwag, while the Etosha National Park and its nearest gate are only 70 km away on tar road. Contact: here.
Whether coming from Etosha, Windhoek, Swakopmund or from the northern parts of Namibia en route to the region's Kaokoveld, our bungalows and camping sites provide comfortable accommodation that will suit your travel budget.
They are surrounded by a small leafy game sanctuary with free-roaming giraffes, zebras and antelopes, as well as well-maintained hiking trails leading to a sundowner spot.
Kamanjab Rest Camp in part of the Arid Eden Routes and affords easy access to Western Etosha, via the Galton Gate, for day visits and proceeding through the park to Okaukuejo for overnight. Palmwag and Sesfontein are also within easy reach, via the scenic Grootberg Pass, next to various sightseeing attractions nearby, such as a Himba Project and a site with pre-historic rock paintings.
Well-known tourist destinations, such as Twyfelfontein and the Springbokwater Gate of the Skeleton Coast Park with a coastal route to the Cape Cross Seal Reserve, lichen fields and Brandberg Mountain are less than a two-hours' drive away.
Kamanjab Rest Camp offers two options for overnighting:
Our bungalow accommodation includes breakfast daily.
Dinner may be added, - by prior arrangement only -, as optional extra, on some or all days.
Guests staying in our bungalows are welcome to utilise the communal barbeque facilities and sitting areas in front of the lapa where alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase.
Each of our camp sites is equipped with a barbeque, a sitting area under shade trees, and may be provided with electricity via a power outlet, against payment of a small daily fee. In addition, campers find convenient, clean ablution and dish-washing facilities.
Fire wood and Braai Packs are available for sale to all guests, also at the lapa.
With Kamanjab town situated just around the corner, guests also have the opportunity to enjoy dinners at a local restaurant or to order meals from a take-away that caters for various tastes. Furthermore, there are two supermarkets and a petrol station in town as well.
Kamanjab Rest Camp is situated at the meeting point of two Arid Eden Routes: the Welwitschia Experience, covering the most attractive sightseeing between Swakopmund and Kamanjab, and the Windhoek to Galton Experience, running from Namibia's capital city to the Galton Gate, the most western entrance to the Etosha National Park.
From here, travellers can continue either on the North West Trail via Etosha to the Kunene River and its two water falls, Epupa and Ruacana, or connect to the even more western Himba Cultural Experience, via the Grootberg Pass and Palmwag.
All four sub-routes make up the Arid Eden Route, which is one of the Open Africa projects.
Namibia's Arid Eden mainly covers the fascinating cultural and natural highlights of the north-western Kunene Region but also the most spectacular sightseeing in the Erongo and other north-central regions of Namibia.
Brandberg, Twyfelfontein, Himba Villages, Ongongo, Sesfontein, Hartmann's Valley, and the infamous Van Zyl's Pass lie on these routes through the Arid Eden, too.
Looking for a Namibia Adventure?
The Arid Eden has it all - from unique cultures, wildlife, sightseeing, landscapes and flora to affordable camp sites to luxury accommodation.
Here is suggestion how to make the most of your holidays.
Travellers driving up from Windhoek on the Windhoek to Galton Experience Route are recommended to include the Waterberg Plateau Park near Otjiwarongo into their itinerary, for two overnights, before continuing via Outjo and Kamanjab town to Kamanjab Rest Camp for a few days, during which the western Etosha National Park and a Cheetah Conservation Project may be visited on full and half day self-drive excursions respectively.
From our rest camp, you can proceed north on the North-West Trail to the Ruacana and Epupa Falls, on the Namibia/Angola border.
Turning south again, you proceed on the Himba Cultural Experience Route through Kaokoland further west, visiting various Himba settlements, Fort Sesfontein and Palmwag, before returning to Kamanjab Rest Camp and the amenities of a town nearby, after a roundtrip of about 8-12 days.
Your onward journey to Swakopmund on the Welwitschia Experience Route takes in the rock paintings and engravings at Twyfelfontein, Namibia's first World Heritage Site, the Damara Living Museum, and, via Khorixas and Uis, the Brandberg, Spitzkoppe and Erongo Mountains, before reaching Namibia's central coast - or proceed on an alternative route through the Skeleton Coast Park with its ship wrecks and other relicts from a by-gone era, along colourful lichen fields, and the Cape Cross Seal Reserve to Swakopmund.
With this, you may experience the entire Arid Eden on a safari of about three weeks.
From Swakopmund, you have a choice to either return to Windhoek on tar roads, in about 4 hours, or to continue to sightseeing attractions in the southwest of Namibia
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#KamanjabRestCampDamaraland
Kamanjab Rest Camp is situated only 3 km west of the town of Kamanjab, in Namibia's north-western Kunene Region, in an area known as Damaraland. The C40 gravel road, from which it is accessed, leads directly to the Grootberg Pass and Palmwag, while the Etosha National Park and its nearest gate are only 70 km away on tar road. Contact: here.
Whether coming from Etosha, Windhoek, Swakopmund or from the northern parts of Namibia en route to the region's Kaokoveld, our bungalows and camping sites provide comfortable accommodation that will suit your travel budget.
They are surrounded by a small leafy game sanctuary with free-roaming giraffes, zebras and antelopes, as well as well-maintained hiking trails leading to a sundowner spot.
Kamanjab Rest Camp in part of the Arid Eden Routes and affords easy access to Western Etosha, via the Galton Gate, for day visits and proceeding through the park to Okaukuejo for overnight. Palmwag and Sesfontein are also within easy reach, via the scenic Grootberg Pass, next to various sightseeing attractions nearby, such as a Himba Project and a site with pre-historic rock paintings.
Well-known tourist destinations, such as Twyfelfontein and the Springbokwater Gate of the Skeleton Coast Park with a coastal route to the Cape Cross Seal Reserve, lichen fields and Brandberg Mountain are less than a two-hours' drive away.
Kamanjab Rest Camp offers two options for overnighting:
Our bungalow accommodation includes breakfast daily.
Dinner may be added, - by prior arrangement only -, as optional extra, on some or all days.
Guests staying in our bungalows are welcome to utilise the communal barbeque facilities and sitting areas in front of the lapa where alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase.
Fire wood and Braai Packs are available for sale to all guests, also at the lapa.
With Kamanjab town situated just around the corner, guests also have the opportunity to enjoy dinners at a local restaurant or to order meals from a take-away that caters for various tastes. Furthermore, there are two supermarkets and a petrol station in town as well.
From here, travellers can continue either on the North West Trail via Etosha to the Kunene River and its two water falls, Epupa and Ruacana, or connect to the even more western Himba Cultural Experience, via the Grootberg Pass and Palmwag.
All four sub-routes make up the Arid Eden Route, which is one of the Open Africa projects.
Namibia's Arid Eden mainly covers the fascinating cultural and natural highlights of the north-western Kunene Region but also the most spectacular sightseeing in the Erongo and other north-central regions of Namibia.
Brandberg, Twyfelfontein, Himba Villages, Ongongo, Sesfontein, Hartmann's Valley, and the infamous Van Zyl's Pass lie on these routes through the Arid Eden, too.
Looking for a Namibia Adventure?
The Arid Eden has it all - from unique cultures, wildlife, sightseeing, landscapes and flora to affordable camp sites to luxury accommodation.
Here is suggestion how to make the most of your holidays.
Travellers driving up from Windhoek on the Windhoek to Galton Experience Route are recommended to include the Waterberg Plateau Park near Otjiwarongo into their itinerary, for two overnights, before continuing via Outjo and Kamanjab town to Kamanjab Rest Camp for a few days, during which the western Etosha National Park and a Cheetah Conservation Project may be visited on full and half day self-drive excursions respectively.
From our rest camp, you can proceed north on the North-West Trail to the Ruacana and Epupa Falls, on the Namibia/Angola border.
Turning south again, you proceed on the Himba Cultural Experience Route through Kaokoland further west, visiting various Himba settlements, Fort Sesfontein and Palmwag, before returning to Kamanjab Rest Camp and the amenities of a town nearby, after a roundtrip of about 8-12 days.
Your onward journey to Swakopmund on the Welwitschia Experience Route takes in the rock paintings and engravings at Twyfelfontein, Namibia's first World Heritage Site, the Damara Living Museum, and, via Khorixas and Uis, the Brandberg, Spitzkoppe and Erongo Mountains, before reaching Namibia's central coast - or proceed on an alternative route through the Skeleton Coast Park with its ship wrecks and other relicts from a by-gone era, along colourful lichen fields, and the Cape Cross Seal Reserve to Swakopmund.
With this, you may experience the entire Arid Eden on a safari of about three weeks.
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