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Klein-Aus Vista Campsite Home to wild horses and brown hyaenas (10.05.2011)
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Enjoy cocktail hour on burnished sands (04.03.2011)
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Off the beaten track for the adventurous traveler (04.11.2010)
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Aubures Camp – out there amongst the stars (25.09.2010)
When travelling it is often the chance meetings and recommendations you hear along the way that shape your journey.
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 Camping near Solitaire (01.06.2010)
The essence of the Namib
About 10 to 20 million years ago, the sands of the initial Namib Desert accumulated in deposits, in places over 200 metres thick. These sands have consolidated to form sandstone and underlie the mobile dunes of the present Namib. Known as Tsondab sandstone, these Tertiary-age deposits are exposed in various places from the Kuiseb to the Orange rivers, such as in the Namib-Naukluft Park at Tsondabvlei, near Sesriem on the way to Sossusvlei, and north of Elim Dune.
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 Marble Campsite (01.04.2010)
A must-visit community campsite
The Marble Campsite is a stopover on the wild and wonderful route in the remote north-western Kunene Region. Once a marble mine, the camp is now a community campsite run by the Orupembe Conservancy.
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 Khowarib Campsite (01.03.2010)
A community campsite treat at Khowarib Schlucht
Perched on a hill surrounded by mountains with a river running below, the Khowarib Campsite is another of Namibia's well-positioned community campsites, its structures well and artistically constructed by local Namibian Trevor Nott.
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 Aabadi Mountain Camp (01.11.2009)
Engravings and desert elephants
Situated on the D2612, 18 km from the Twyfelfontein rock engravings, Aabadi Mountain Camp is one of the campsites (with Doro !Nawas-Granietkop and Aba Huab) that is in close proximity to
the well-known engravings.
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 Granietkop Campsite (20.05.2009)
The natural environment well utilised
Watching shooting stars whilst sitting around a campfire, lounging on a boulder with the late afternoon sun colouring the mopane landscape before you, or showering in the original boulder shower, a combination of boulder and sapling roof, with the blue sky and buttermilk moon peeping through, are a few of the highlights that make Granietkop campsite so appealing.
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 Omaheke Region (20.05.2009)
Community camping and cultural experiences in the Kalahari
When entering the Omaheke Region east of Windhoek, the landscape consists of yellow grass and an expanse of small trees and bushes. A few small hills are visible in the distance and warthog warning signs are positioned every few kilometres along the roadside.
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 Tsinsabis Treesleeper Camp (20.05.2009)
Up in the trees
According to the grand-fathers and old people, the name Hai||om or Treesleepers, one of the seven San/Bushman groups living in Namibia, stems from the time when people used to sleep up in the trees to protect themselves from lions and other predators.
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