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Les 28 activités et sites à découvrir (Damaraland).

Watch out for elephants in a canyon

The canyon is periodically filled with water and there is even reed growing there. Sometimes elephants are present.

Let your gaze wander along the canyon

The Aub Canyon is an impressive gorge about 6 kilometres long and up to 30 metres deep. It is surrounded by breathtaking rock formations and a uniquely green oasis in the midst of otherwise dry landscape.

Track desert elephants with a local guide

Explore the Hoanib riverbed with local guide Magnes, who knows the best places to find elephants

Track desert elephants with an experienced guide

Track desert elephants in Damaraland and experience how they have adapted to life in the desert.

Find your way through Amspoort Gorge

The dry riverbed is interrupted here and you have to drive over the dunes to be able to continue along the Hoanib.

Get an impression of Damara culture

Near Twyfelfontein you can gain an insight into the traditional life of the Damara.

Watch many different birds at a waterhole

The waterhole is surrounded by dense bushes and a little hard to find. Many birds usually gather at the waterhole. Among them are weaver birds, which you can watch building their nests.

Visit the Fingerklippe in the Ugab valley

The Fingerklippe is a 35 m high rock formation that juts into the blue sky like a raised finger.

Visit a secret pool on a rock

A hidden spot at Spitzkoppe is a pool that has formed in a rock. In the rainy season, water collects in this natural pool.

Admire the ancient rock art of the San and visit the “White Lady”

Hike to the Brandberg and discover the rock painting of the “White Lady” amidst the impressive desert landscape.

Discover ancient rock art and marvel at the lion's mouth

Visit ancient rock paintings at Twyfelfontein. On a hike you pass a special rock formation.

Discover hidden rock engravings

On one rock you can find two secret rock engravings. This spot is at Brandberg and is freely accessible.

Explore the photogenic rock arch at Spitzkoppe

The "Rock Arch" rock arch is probably the most famous granite hole in all of Namibia. Over millions of years, the wind has shaped the stone.

Explore the fascinating organ pipes

Between Twyfelfontein and Khorixas you’ll find a cluster of basalt columns that at first glance look like organ pipes.

Enjoy the far-reaching views over Palmwag

Drive up the hill near Awaxas and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views. With a bit of luck you’ll see the silhouettes of oryx, Springbok or giraffe against the horizon.

Look out for animals in the Uniab River

From this viewpoint you have a beautiful view of the Uniab River. The dry riverbed is easy to spot, as the trees wind like a green ribbon through the landscape.

Watch for animals in the riverbed

The drive leads through the riverbed to a beautiful viewpoint. From here you can look out for giraffes and other animals in the riverbed and the surrounding area.

Take a break and enjoy a picnic

At this remote spot you can take a break from exploring and enjoy a picnic. If you look closely, you can often spot Rüppell’s bustards in the landscape.

Take a break at an elevated viewpoint

The easy trail leads to an elevated viewpoint where you can let your gaze wander across the landscape. Ideal for lingering and for a coffee break.

Take a picnic break in the dry riverbed

On your way through the dry riverbed, the numerous ana trees offer a pleasantly shady spot for a lunch break.

Experience a magical sunset at Sunset Point

From this viewpoint you can experience a magical sunset. The spot is ideal, as it is only a 10 minute drive from the nearest accommodation, Brandberg White Lady Lodge.

Watch desert elephants at the waterhole

There is a waterhole here in the Hoanib riverbed.

Track endangered black rhinoceroses with a guide

Experience an exciting rhino-tracking adventure. With an experienced guide you follow untouched paths to observe the endangered black rhinoceros.

Track animals at the waterhole

There is an artificial waterhole near Hoanib Valley Tented Camp that you can see very well from here. Plan a stop and lie in wait.

Marvel at ancient tree trunks and the unique Welwitschia

The “Petrified Forest” consists of 280‑million‑year‑old tree trunks that were probably washed up by floods and petrified under avalanches of mud and sand.

Stay overnight in the middle of nowhere

The campsite is located in the wild desert landscape of the Palmwag concession, where you can watch desert elephants and other wildlife.

Stay overnight beside a dry riverbed

This remote campsite is located in the Palmwag concession and offers you absolute peace and quiet in the fascinating desert landscape.

Hike among the granite rocks of the Spitzkoppe

At Spitzkoppe you’ll find not only a breathtaking landscape, but also ancient rock paintings that you can visit on a hike.

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