Damaraland Camp is situated in the Torra Conservancy – an inspirational community partnership – with sensational views of the surrounding desert plains, ancient valleys and distant peaks of the Brandberg Mountains. New technology blends with ancient construction methods to create innovative, eco-friendly luxury in the desert, with the camp’s 10 elevated adobe-styled, thatched units (including a family unit). A spacious, thatched living area is complete with a fireplace, bar, and swimming pool. An open campfire and outdoor 'boma' can be enjoyed during calm evenings.

Large game is not concentrated year-round here, with the natural cycle of rainfall dictating the seasonal movement of wildlife along the Huab River, which can be explored from camp.

Owned and largely run by the local community, who have injected their own distinctive optimism and cheerful nature into the Damaraland Camp experience.

Superb stargazing in crystal-clear night skies from one of Namibia’s best safari camps

The Torra Conservancy supports healthy populations of rare desert-adapted elephant

Large game is not concentrated year-round here, with the natural cycle of rainfall dictating the seasonal movement of wildlife along the Huab River. The Huab River only flows once or twice a year during the short rainy season but morning and afternoon nature drives in search of the desert-adapted elephant are a great favourite. Gemsbok, greater kudu, springbok, and occasionally lion, cheetah, and black rhino can be spotted and interesting flora such as Euphorbias and Shepherd's Trees can be viewed on the way to some of Africa's best known rock engravings, including the famous Twyfelfontein etchings.