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Twyfelfontein : tout pour préparer ton voyage

Twyfelfontein with the dry Huab River lies in the south of Damaraland and is easy to travel. Here you can, for example, watch desert elephants.

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Desert elephants in the surrounding dry riverbeds – In the region around Twyfelfontein the rare desert-adapted elephants can often be seen in the river courses.
UNESCO World Heritage Site with ancient rock engravings – The famous rock paintings and engravings bear witness to a culture that is thousands of years old – a fascinating insight into the lives of early hunter-gatherers.
Striking rocks and reddish landscape – The surroundings impress with bizarre rock formations, far-reaching views and warm colours.

Special feature – Twyfelfontein combines thousands of years old rock engravings with the chance to spot desert elephants in the dry riverbeds around the region.
Landscape – In this region you find red rocks, dry riverbeds, open plains and rugged hills.
Atmosphere – The region feels harsh and hot and at the same time full of history and millennia-old traces of early humans.
Self-drivers – Twyfelfontein combines well with Brandberg, Palmwag or the rest of Damaraland.
Wildlife watching – With a bit of luck you can spot desert elephants or gemsbok in the surrounding area.
Roads – The main access roads are mostly easy to drive, but smaller tracks quickly become rocky or sandy.
Accommodation – Around Twyfelfontein there are lodges and campsites.
Infrastructure – There is a petrol station that recalls a long-gone era. The petrol station belongs to Twyfelfontein Country Lodge and you will find the attendant at the workshop at the end of the road. There are no shops.
Climate – During the day it is often extremely hot and dry.
Wildlife watching – With a bit of luck you can spot desert elephants or gemsbok in the surrounding area.