Damaraland Camp sits within the Torra Conservancy, one of Namibia’s earliest and most successful joint ventures between a private operator and a local community, a model widely credited with helping pioneer Namibia’s community conservancy movement.
Canvas tents set among Damaraland’s dramatic rock formations, each with an en-suite bathroom and private veranda facing the surrounding desert mountains.
Namibian dishes served communally, often with conversation touching on the camp’s community ownership model and conservation history.
Game drives tracking desert-adapted elephant across Damaraland’s rocky terrain, plus cultural visits with the local Damara community.
Damaraland’s rugged, mountainous desert supports desert-adapted elephant, and increasingly, black rhino, alongside springbok and kudu adapted to this harsh terrain.
Damaraland’s dramatic red rock formations provide a striking geological backdrop rarely matched elsewhere in Namibia’s safari landscape.
Damaraland Camp’s community-ownership structure has directly funded the Torra Conservancy’s growth into one of Namibia’s most cited conservancy success stories.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
