The camp is in the communal area of the Ju/’hoansi San or Bushmen bordering the Nyae Nyae and N≠a Jaqna conservancies in north- eastern Namibia. It offers the opportunity to experience how the  Bushmen live and has lived through visiting them in their village, a bushwalk with the hunters and the healing dance. The camp is also 40 km from the Khaudum National Park and day visits can be arranged.

There are no credit card facilities.

Bookings need to be made in advance.

Wi-Fi reception at main building free of charge.

No cell phone reception. Nearest reception at Tsumkwe and at Maroelaboom police station 160 km away on C44.

No electricity, but batteries can be charged at reception area.

Fuel is usually available in Tsumkwe.

Khaudum escort: the guests drive in their own vehicle accompanied by driver/guide in our vehicle. They must supply their own meals, drinks and camping equipment and pay their own fees in the park.  It is reccommended to stay one night each at Sikereti and Khaudum Camps. The southern part of the park is not very sandy, but it gets very sandy north of Dussi, with the final 55 km outside the park to the Okavango river being the worst. To drive through the park from south to north takes at least 8 hours without any sightseeing. The cost is N$4800 per group per day for a minimum of 3 days.