This exclusive camp, operated in partnership with Namibia’s Save the Rhino Trust, is set within 450,000 hectares of untouched Damaraland wilderness in the arid Palmwag Concession—home to Africa’s largest population of free-roaming black rhino. Profits from the camp directly support the Trust’s vital conservation efforts, helping to preserve this fragile landscape and its surprisingly rich biodiversity.
The newly constructed camp features six contemporary canvas-and-stone suites, including one family unit, each thoughtfully designed to reflect the striking beauty of the surrounding landscape—from the copper-toned earth and red rock outcrops to the gently rolling hills. A generously overhanging canvas roof provides a cool, sheltered haven that remains deeply connected to the wild terrain beyond. Inside, each suite offers a king-size bed, en-suite bathroom, ceiling fan, and luxurious amenities, along with a private veranda boasting sweeping views of the Damaraland wilderness. Natural materials such as stone, timber, and leather bring the rugged elegance of the outdoors inside, creating a harmonious space that blends comfort with authenticity.
Magnificent desert views unfold from the camp’s comfortable lounge and dining area, where guests can unwind after a day of exploration. As the sun dips below the horizon, gather around the convivial campfire for sundowners before indulging in a bush dinner served beneath Namibia’s spectacular star-filled skies.
Guests enjoy twice-daily game drives and the rare opportunity to track desert-adapted black rhinos on foot, guided by expert trackers with an intimate knowledge of the terrain. A network of freshwater springs sustains an impressive array of wildlife—from zebra, giraffe, and springbok to the iconic rhino. Predator sightings are also possible, including desert-adapted lion, leopard, and spotted hyena, along with a prolific variety of birdlife, offering an unforgettable glimpse into the rhythms of desert life. After a day of discovery, return to camp and cool off in the refreshing plunge pool.